3980 Bootjack Dr Apartment

Welcome to the Bootjack Bungalow, a cozy getaway centrally located in the beautiful Island Park, Idaho. This charming forested cabin features two cozy bedrooms and is situated just 20 miles from the stunning West entrance of Yellowstone National Park. With heated floors throughout the main floor, this retreat offers a serene escape perfect for families and friends looking to explore the great outdoors. Stay warm and comfortable with heated floors throughout the main floor of the cabin, making your experience delightfully cozy. The cabin boasts a full bathroom on the main floor, adorned with beautiful custom wood countertops and woodworking accents, as well as a convenient half bathroom upstairs. Stay connected with free Wi-Fi and keep entertained with the provided Smart TV, perfect for work or leisure. Any trailer under 25 feet will fit in the driveway during summer months only. In the winter, due to heavy snowfall, no trailers will fit. Additional vehicle and trailer parking can be found at the Red Rock Parking Lot, about 2 miles from the cabin, maintained for year-round access. The Bootjack Bungalow is nestled in a highly wooded neighborhood bordering the outlet of Henry's Lake. Wildlife enthusiasts will be thrilled to spot deer and moose roaming in the yard, while the surrounding majestic trees create an unforgettable atmosphere. The cabin offers easy access to fishing at the headwaters of the Henry's Fork of the Snake River and numerous recreational trails for ATV and snowmobile riding are accessible right from the cabin. The road into the cabin is quite eroded, so take this into consideration when booking. No smoking or vaping is allowed on the premises, with a $200 per day fee for violations. Pets are welcome at the cost of $10 per pet, per day, and guests are required to pick up after their animals. Unauthorized pets will incur a $250 fee. A $15 per hour fee applies for early check-in or late check-out, with a $50 unauthorized late check-out fee per hour. Please lock and close all windows and doors upon leaving to avoid wildlife encounters. Outdoor security cameras may be in use, and no tents or large bonfires are allowed. Only firewood is permitted to be burned in the fire pit during non-fire-ban seasons.