Kodiak Mountain Resort

There’s lots of parking for vehicles and RVs. My cabin was comfortable, with a big tub and a separate shower that had two shower heads. Breakfast had a good variety, including omelets made to order. The hot tub is a little small, but that didn’t bother me. They’re building a new pool house, which should be finished in 2026.

We’ve been here for the Revitupgirls retreats, and the cabins are beautiful. The big soaking tub, gas fireplace, double headed shower, and great bed are all lovely. Breakfast is included, and the staff are friendly and always around if you need them. There’s so much to like about this place.

We got a really nice, comfy cabin for a great price. It was low key and quiet, and the hot tub was lovely and properly hot. Breakfast was surprisingly good for a hotel type setup. We’ll be back!

We only booked one night on the campground side as a halfway stop between Flaming Gorge and Teton Valley, and almost right away wished we’d stayed longer. We may even plan another trip just to come back. The campground is part of a newer, beautiful resort, with wide concrete pads and plenty of room at each site. The playground is gorgeous, and after a long drive the outdoor hot tub was a real treat. Campground guests can get breakfast in the lounge for $10 per person, though we went to a local bakery in town instead. They’re building a pool house that’s meant to open this summer, and if it’s like the rest of the property, I expect it’ll be great. There’s a cute downtown nearby, as well as Shumway Farms, a local dairy we came across by chance and loved.