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Vacation rentals in Island Park

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Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Park & Sled, 5 beds, hot tub, 30 mi. to YNP.
Uncle Tom's Cabin is the perfect getaway for either couples or a family (up to 8)! Darling, comfortable cabin located on an acre lot with immediate trail access for ATVs (Trail #626) and snowmobiles (the groomed Shotgun Trail). Cabin is located 30 miles from West Yellowstone Park entrance and is the perfect home-base for enjoying fishing, hiking, boating and kayaking. House amenities include hot tub, outdoor grill, dishwasher, coffee-maker, washer/dryer, smart TV's, DVD players, Wi-Fi and more
$159 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Imperial Elk Lodge-10 Miles to YNP+Hot Tub+Wifi+AC
SPECIAL CLEANING w. OZONE & DISINFECTANT SPRAY IN EFFECT. This cabin was newly constructed at the beginning of 2020. Only 10 miles from the West Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, you can enjoy the stunning views of mountains, meadows and forests that surround you. Enjoy all that the outdoors have to offer and then relax with family and friends in this beautifully crafted cabin. We provide our guests with the cleanest homes & as superhosts we are committed to making your vacation memorable.
$249 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Yellowstone Park in 30 Mins with Hot Tub & Sauna
Less than 30 minutes from Yellowstone National Park, this modern 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin comes with a private outdoor hot tub & sauna. Perfect for a retreat with family or a romantic getaway. The sauna and hot tub is on a private deck with a fire table and pine trees. Clean, modern, log-cabin with 3 bedrooms (queens), bunk beds for the kids, and 2 full baths (one a private master) and fireplace. The perfect getaway for the West Yellowstone traveler, remote worker, a couple, or a family get away.
$190 per night

Stay near Island Park's top sights

Pond's Lodge113 locals recommend
Yellowstone Playhouse at Island Park37 locals recommend
Robin's Roost116 locals recommend
Lakeside Lodge and Resort68 locals recommend
TroutHunter88 locals recommend
Cafe Sabor104 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Island Park

Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Aspen Heights Cabin+4Bedms+Hotub+AC+20 mins to YNP
$159 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Bighorn Lodge-10 minutes to YNP+Hot tub+Wifi+AC
$349 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Super Cute & Clean Modern Home 40 minutes to YNP
$175 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Mountain Pines Luxury Cabin 3 Bedrms+ Hot Tub+WiFi
$199 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
J10 | Easy to Find Modern A-Frame Near Trails
$105 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
The Hoot House - Island Park, Yellowstone
$133 per night
Superhost
Home in Island Park
Brand New! Hot Tub! Arcade Games! Air Hockey!
$275 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Snowmobiling Retreat in Pines by the Buffalo River
$166 per night
Superhost
Tiny home in Island Park
HickoryDickory @ Moosehaven, 35 min to Yellowstone
$100 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Grey Wolf Lodge-New hot tub, with 3 king beds.
$168 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Sleeps 7, Quiet, Hot tub, Wi-fi, 35 min. from YNP.
$225 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Island Park
Cozy Cabin w/ Hot Tub! 30 min From Yellowstone!
$168 per night

Your guide to Island Park

All About Island Park

Island Park is a cherished vestibule of Yellowstone National Park, with its scenic evergreens and array of crystal-clear streams, springs, ponds, and lakes. Island Park’s businesses tend to line US Route 20, including its charming eateries and shops, as well as two theatres hosting local productions. At an elevation of 6,293 feet, the city is Idaho’s highest, and many of its parks and natural areas are defined by its setting in Henry’s Fork Caldera, a hollow comprising the western part of the Greater Yellowstone’s Island Park Caldera, one of the largest calderas in the world.

Harriman State Park offers a window into the unique ecosystem of the area with its range of hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding trails. There’s no shortage of opportunities for wildlife sightings in the area, as many of the city’s nearby parks — including Henrys Lake State Park and Big Springs — are teeming with elk, moose, bears, and native birds like the Sandhill Crane and Trumpeter Swan.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Island Park

The summer, especially July and August, is the most popular time for visitors. Many of the area’s outdoor activities — wildlife viewing, hiking, swimming, river rafting, horseback riding, camping, canoeing, and more — are best experienced in the summer. Due to its high elevation, the region still experiences relatively low temperatures in the summer, so it’s important to be prepared with warm clothing year-round. The area sees a lot of snowfall between November and April — nearly 200 inches per year — so there’s still plenty going on for visitors looking to hit the slopes, hop on a snowmobile, or hit the trails on snowshoes. Winter also offers a schedule of unique events in Island Park, including Wild West WinterFest, which features a snowmobile parade and fireworks show.


Top things to do in Island Park

Sawtell Peak

Look out on views of the Centennial Valley and Yellowstone from the 9,875-foot summit of Sawtell Peak. Hiking has its merits, but driving up the 12-mile gravel road of this mountain gives your feet a rest and saves your breath, as the commanding vista is sure to take it away.

Upper Mesa Falls

Take a 15-minute drive off Route 20 south along the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway and see one of Idaho’s most impressive waterfalls, Upper Mesa Falls. Set in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, the 114-foot waterfall is an accessible, family-friendly attraction with its obliging nature trails, visitor center, and lookout point.

Harriman State Park

This 16,000-acre park and wildlife refuge is one of the area’s most popular spots for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Some 22 miles of trails weave through protected evergreen forest featuring rivers, streams, and meadows, as well as the array of wildlife that roam the park, which includes the Trumpeter Swan, the world’s largest species of waterfowl. During the winter, the park offers skiing and snowshoeing trails.

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