Menu

Check your dates

Secure reservations powered by ResNexus · Book direct for the best rate

Two ways to stay

Historic cabin or modern lodge

Couples and fishing buddies love the cabins. Families, reunions and winter crews take the lodge. Plenty of guests book both.

Image
An updated log cabin with its porch

The Historic Cabins

Log cabins built in 1921 for the railroad crews and updated inside: real log walls, comfortable beds, your own bathroom and a porch chair out front.

Image
The lodge living room

The Lodge

Our all-new upstairs lodge: a big kitchen, a living room built for the whole crew, and room for everybody. Open all year.

1921

Original log cabins, lovingly updated

9 + 1

Nine cabins plus the upstairs lodge

45 min

To the west entrance of Yellowstone

37

Guests sleep here when you take the whole place

Find your cabin

Nine cabins, nine personalities

  • Cabin 1

    • Sleeps 4
    • 1 king · 2 twins
    • From $99 / night

    One of the original 1921 log cabins, updated inside, with a king bed and two twins: room for four. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 1

  • Cabin 2

    • Sleeps 2
    • 1 full
    • From $99 / night

    A cozy log cabin for two with one full bed, built in 1921 and updated with new heat, A/C, bedding and decor. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 2

  • Cabin 3

    • Sleeps 4
    • 2 fulls
    • From $99 / night

    Two full beds make this 1921 log cabin an easy fit for four: friends, a fishing crew or a small family. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 3

  • Cabin 4

    • Sleeps 2
    • 1 king
    • From $99 / night

    A log cabin for two with a king bed, one of the 1921 originals, updated inside. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 4

  • Cabin 5

    • Sleeps 2
    • 1 king
    • From $99 / night

    A king bed under the original log ceiling: a quiet cabin for two, built in 1921 and updated inside. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 5

  • Cabin 6

    • Sleeps 2
    • 1 full
    • From $99 / night

    A log cabin for two with one full bed: a simple, comfortable base for a fishing trip or a day in Yellowstone. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 6

  • Cabin 7

    • Sleeps 6
    • 1 king · 4 twins
    • From $99 / night

    Our biggest cabin sleeps six, with a king bed and four twins: room for a family or a fishing party. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 7

  • Cabin 8

    • Sleeps 4
    • 2 queens
    • From $99 / night

    Two queen beds and a kitchenette make this log cabin an easy fit for four. Open May 1 to October 31.

    See Cabin 8

  • Cabin 9

    • Sleeps 2
    • 1 king
    • From $99 / night
    • Open year-round

    A king-bed cabin for two, set apart from the others, with a porch swing and two chairs out front. Open all year, winter included.

    See Cabin 9

Bring everybody

The Lodge is built for groups

Reunions, hunting parties, snowmobile weekends, a wedding crew in town for the day. Cook together in the full kitchen, spread out in the living room, then send the overflow to a cabin downstairs.

  • A full kitchen with granite countertops, fully furnished
  • A smart TV in both bedrooms and the living room
  • Open year-round
  • Book the lodge plus cabins for the whole reunion

Out the door

Ashton is the quiet side of Yellowstone

Skip the gateway-town crowds and the gateway-town prices. Fish the Henry’s Fork in the morning, chase waterfalls on the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway after lunch, and be back on Main Street for dinner.

Upper & Lower Mesa Falls

16 miles

One of the largest waterfalls in Idaho, with boardwalks to the overlooks.

Yellowstone National Park

45 minutes

The west entrance, at West Yellowstone, on Highway 20.

Grand Teton & Jackson Hole

72 miles

A scenic drive through farm country with the Tetons in view.

Winter in Ashton

Winter

Snowmobile trails, backcountry skiing, ice fishing, and the American Dog Derby, the second weekend in February.

Trail riding, hiking and biking

Nearby

Jedediah Smith Wilderness, the national forest and Harriman State Park, all within a half-hour drive.

Our story

A hundred years of Ashton hospitality

These cabins have been welcoming travelers since 1921, when the railroad came through Ashton on its way to West Yellowstone. Daedre bought them in 2018, rebuilt them from the inside out, and added the lodge, keeping the log walls and the rustic charm that made them special.

“The owners made us feel like family.”

Libby Marmon, a guest

Image
Daedre getting a cabin ready for guests
Image
Daedre in the lodge kitchen

Guests say

Clean. Quiet. Cared for.

Libby Marmon

Adorable cabins, well maintained, beautiful common grounds and the owners made us feel like family. I will never stay anywhere else when in Ashton, Idaho! And great rates, thank you for everything.

Glen Porter

This was a really fun place to stay! Very clean! We stayed in cabin 9 which was secluded from the rest of the cabins. It had a porch swing and 2 chairs out front as well. My wife loved it! Definitely hope to come back again.

Good to know

Before you book

Straight answers to the questions we get every day. Still wondering? Call Daedre at 208-360-5865.

When can I check in?

Check-in is 3:00 to 10:00 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Self check-in. Arriving outside those hours? Call us and we’ll make arrangements.

Are you open in winter?

Cabins 1–8 are open May 1 – October 31. Cabin 9 and the Lodge are open all year.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes. Pets under 50 pounds are welcome, with a $65 pet fee per reservation.

What’s the cancellation policy?

Call us at least 30 days before you arrive to cancel, less a $35 processing fee per room. With less notice, you’re responsible for the whole reservation; if we can rebook your room, we’ll refund part of it.

Is breakfast included?

Yes. A complimentary breakfast bar is open every morning from 7 to 11 AM, with coffee, cocoa and cappuccino, cereal, and more in season.

Is there Wi-Fi?

Yes, in the commons and breakfast area of the main building.

Book with us direct

Best rate. Real people. No middleman.