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8 Brand New Cabin Rentals Near Yellowstone National Park
Craving a cozy escape near Yellowstone National Park? Look no further! We’re thrilled to unveil 8 brand new cabin rentals, each meticulously crafted to provide the perfect blend of comfort and adventure.
Nestled just minutes from the park’s entrance, these havens offer a luxurious basecamp for your Yellowstone exploration.
The World’s First National Park
Yellowstone National Park isn’t just a park, it’s a history-maker! Established in 1872 as the world’s first national park, Yellowstone paved the way for protected lands everywhere. This 2.2 million-acre wonderland offers stunning scenery towering mountains, vibrant forests, and crystal-clear rivers.
But Yellowstone’s the king of geysers, with Old Faithful reliably erupting and half the world’s active geysers calling it home! Wildlife thrives here too – bison roam free, bears explore, and elk bugle across the meadows. It’s a real-life nature show, minus the narration!
Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park? I’ve got you covered! Today, we’ll discover 8 brand-new cabins perfect for your Yellowstone adventure.
1. Peaks Chalet -Sleeps 10 people
Location: Island Park, Idaho
Price Range: $195/night
This Bran-new cabin has 4-bedroom offers breathtaking mountain views and serves as the perfect basecamp for your Yellowstone adventure. Just 45 minutes from the park’s West gate, 10 Peaks Chalet provides a cozy ambiance and modern amenities to make your stay unforgettable.
2. Ruby Sky 2 – Modern Cabin with Grand Teton Views
Location: Driggs, Idaho
Price Range: $199/night
Unwind in a modern cabin retreat with stunning Teton views. Ideal for couples or small families, it features a cozy bedroom, fitness area, and upstairs living space perfect for enjoying sunrises.
Explore 17 acres of property or venture to nearby attractions like Grand Teton National Park (55 min) and Yellowstone National Park (120 min). Activities include skiing, floating, hiking, and mountain biking
3. Massive Luxury Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $278/night
This magnificent Island Park lodge boasts 5 bedrooms, each with a private en-suite bathroom for ultimate comfort. Accommodating up to 16 guests, it features a spacious bunk room with 4 queen beds, perfect for families or groups.
Located just 10 minutes from Yellowstone National Park’s entrance, this luxurious retreat offers the ideal basecamp for exploring one of America’s natural wonders.
This version emphasizes the luxurious aspects, highlights the group-friendly features, and focuses on the unbeatable location near Yellowstone.
4. Timber Haven – 20 miles to YNP
Location: Island Park, Idaho
Price Range: $119/night
Nestled in Island Park, this charming cabin offers rustic charm amidst towering pines. Relax and unwind in nature, just 2 minutes from groceries, a short drive to Henry’s Lake, and 26 minutes to Yellowstone’s West Gate (explore or relax, the choice is yours!).
Accommodates up to 8 guests with either 3 bedrooms (double-check the listing) or 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Create lasting memories at Timber Haven!
5. Pine Meadows Lodge – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $159/night
This spacious lodge boasts a huge driveway for trucks and trailers, making it ideal for exploring Yellowstone National Park (30 miles away). Unwind surrounded by breathtaking meadows and mountain views. And for thrill-seekers, snowmobile directly from the lodge!
Year-round Adventure Awaits! Enjoy nearby rivers, lakes, and miles of trails perfect for boating, jet skiing, fishing, ATVing, hiking, horseback riding, skiing, and snowmobiling.
6. Emigrant, Montana – Massive House
Location: Emigrant, Montana
Price Range: $425/night
This stunning 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom house offers the perfect Montana getaway. Nestled on a private 20-acre estate in Paradise Valley, it provides peace and tranquility away from the Yellowstone crowds (40 minutes north of Gardiner entrance).
Unwind amidst breathtaking views of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, with wildlife roaming just outside your windows. Every room boasts captivating scenery!
7. Base Camp Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $199/night
This sweet 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom cabin near Mack’s Inn sleeps your whole crew (14!) in comfy beds. Think mountain views outta huge windows, vaulted ceilings for that airy feel, and a fireplace to chill by after a day of exploring.
Plus, there’s a garage to stash your skis, bikes, or whatever toys you bring for your Idaho adventure! This place is perfect for family fun or group getaways – come make some memories!
8. Big Springs Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $190/night
This charming 1-bedroom cabin with a loft (sleeps 8) is your ideal basecamp for exploring Island Park, Idaho. Located just 21 miles south of Yellowstone National Park, it’s surrounded by the beauty of Targhee National Forest.
Cast a line in the famous Henrys Fork of the Snake River, accessible by foot from the cabin! This convenient location is just 1 mile east off Highway 20 on South Big Springs Loop Rd.
Yellowstone National Park offers a plethora of activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Here are some of the highlights:
- Wildlife Viewing: Yellowstone is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, elk, moose, bald eagles, and more. Wildlife viewing is a popular activity in the park, and there are many opportunities to see animals in their natural habitat.
- Hiking: Yellowstone has a variety of hiking trails to suit all levels of experience. Whether you’re looking for a short, easy walk or a challenging day hike, there’s a trail for you. Some popular hikes include Old Faithful Upper Geyser Trail, Grand Prismatic Spring Overlook Trail, and Lower Falls Trail.
- Geyser Gazing: Yellowstone is home to over half of the world’s geysers, so geyser gazing is a must-do activity. Old Faithful is the most famous geyser in the park, but there are many others to see as well, such as Grand Geyser, Lone Star Geyser, and Castle Geyser.
- Fishing: Yellowstone is home to a number of rivers and lakes that offer excellent fishing opportunities. Some popular fish species include rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, and lake trout. A fishing license is required.
- Camping: There are many campgrounds located throughout Yellowstone National Park. Camping is a great way to experience the park and see wildlife. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during the peak season.
- Winter Activities: Yellowstone National Park is also a great place to visit in the winter. The park offers a variety of winter activities, such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. Yellowstone National Park’s North and West entrances are closed in winter, while the South entrance and the East (Cody) entrance are open year-round.
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Craving a cozy escape near Yellowstone National Park? Look no further! We’re thrilled to unveil 8 brand new cabin rentals, each meticulously crafted to provide the perfect blend of comfort and adventure.
Nestled just minutes from the park’s entrance, these havens offer a luxurious basecamp for your Yellowstone exploration.
The World’s First National Park
Yellowstone National Park isn’t just a park, it’s a history-maker! Established in 1872 as the world’s first national park, Yellowstone paved the way for protected lands everywhere. This 2.2 million-acre wonderland offers stunning scenery towering mountains, vibrant forests, and crystal-clear rivers.
But Yellowstone’s the king of geysers, with Old Faithful reliably erupting and half the world’s active geysers calling it home! Wildlife thrives here too – bison roam free, bears explore, and elk bugle across the meadows. It’s a real-life nature show, minus the narration!
Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park? I’ve got you covered! Today, we’ll discover 8 brand-new cabins perfect for your Yellowstone adventure.
1. Peaks Chalet -Sleeps 10 people
Location: Island Park, Idaho
Price Range: $195/night
This Bran-new cabin has 4-bedroom offers breathtaking mountain views and serves as the perfect basecamp for your Yellowstone adventure. Just 45 minutes from the park’s West gate, 10 Peaks Chalet provides a cozy ambiance and modern amenities to make your stay unforgettable.
2. Ruby Sky 2 – Modern Cabin with Grand Teton Views
Location: Driggs, Idaho
Price Range: $199/night
Unwind in a modern cabin retreat with stunning Teton views. Ideal for couples or small families, it features a cozy bedroom, fitness area, and upstairs living space perfect for enjoying sunrises.
Explore 17 acres of property or venture to nearby attractions like Grand Teton National Park (55 min) and Yellowstone National Park (120 min). Activities include skiing, floating, hiking, and mountain biking
3. Massive Luxury Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $278/night
This magnificent Island Park lodge boasts 5 bedrooms, each with a private en-suite bathroom for ultimate comfort. Accommodating up to 16 guests, it features a spacious bunk room with 4 queen beds, perfect for families or groups.
Located just 10 minutes from Yellowstone National Park’s entrance, this luxurious retreat offers the ideal basecamp for exploring one of America’s natural wonders.
This version emphasizes the luxurious aspects, highlights the group-friendly features, and focuses on the unbeatable location near Yellowstone.
4. Timber Haven – 20 miles to YNP
Location: Island Park, Idaho
Price Range: $119/night
Nestled in Island Park, this charming cabin offers rustic charm amidst towering pines. Relax and unwind in nature, just 2 minutes from groceries, a short drive to Henry’s Lake, and 26 minutes to Yellowstone’s West Gate (explore or relax, the choice is yours!).
Accommodates up to 8 guests with either 3 bedrooms (double-check the listing) or 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Create lasting memories at Timber Haven!
5. Pine Meadows Lodge – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $159/night
This spacious lodge boasts a huge driveway for trucks and trailers, making it ideal for exploring Yellowstone National Park (30 miles away). Unwind surrounded by breathtaking meadows and mountain views. And for thrill-seekers, snowmobile directly from the lodge!
Year-round Adventure Awaits! Enjoy nearby rivers, lakes, and miles of trails perfect for boating, jet skiing, fishing, ATVing, hiking, horseback riding, skiing, and snowmobiling.
6. Emigrant, Montana – Massive House
Location: Emigrant, Montana
Price Range: $425/night
This stunning 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom house offers the perfect Montana getaway. Nestled on a private 20-acre estate in Paradise Valley, it provides peace and tranquility away from the Yellowstone crowds (40 minutes north of Gardiner entrance).
Unwind amidst breathtaking views of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, with wildlife roaming just outside your windows. Every room boasts captivating scenery!
7. Base Camp Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $199/night
This sweet 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom cabin near Mack’s Inn sleeps your whole crew (14!) in comfy beds. Think mountain views outta huge windows, vaulted ceilings for that airy feel, and a fireplace to chill by after a day of exploring.
Plus, there’s a garage to stash your skis, bikes, or whatever toys you bring for your Idaho adventure! This place is perfect for family fun or group getaways – come make some memories!
8. Big Springs Cabin – Island Park
Location: Island Park
Price Range: $190/night
This charming 1-bedroom cabin with a loft (sleeps 8) is your ideal basecamp for exploring Island Park, Idaho. Located just 21 miles south of Yellowstone National Park, it’s surrounded by the beauty of Targhee National Forest.
Cast a line in the famous Henrys Fork of the Snake River, accessible by foot from the cabin! This convenient location is just 1 mile east off Highway 20 on South Big Springs Loop Rd.
Yellowstone National Park offers a plethora of activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Here are some of the highlights:
- Wildlife Viewing: Yellowstone is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, elk, moose, bald eagles, and more. Wildlife viewing is a popular activity in the park, and there are many opportunities to see animals in their natural habitat.
- Hiking: Yellowstone has a variety of hiking trails to suit all levels of experience. Whether you’re looking for a short, easy walk or a challenging day hike, there’s a trail for you. Some popular hikes include Old Faithful Upper Geyser Trail, Grand Prismatic Spring Overlook Trail, and Lower Falls Trail.
- Geyser Gazing: Yellowstone is home to over half of the world’s geysers, so geyser gazing is a must-do activity. Old Faithful is the most famous geyser in the park, but there are many others to see as well, such as Grand Geyser, Lone Star Geyser, and Castle Geyser.
- Fishing: Yellowstone is home to a number of rivers and lakes that offer excellent fishing opportunities. Some popular fish species include rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, and lake trout. A fishing license is required.
- Camping: There are many campgrounds located throughout Yellowstone National Park. Camping is a great way to experience the park and see wildlife. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during the peak season.
- Winter Activities: Yellowstone National Park is also a great place to visit in the winter. The park offers a variety of winter activities, such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. Yellowstone National Park’s North and West entrances are closed in winter, while the South entrance and the East (Cody) entrance are open year-round.
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