Sunset over the pond, log bridge, and canoe at Three Peaks Lodge

Saint Anthony, Idaho · Sleeps 40 · 10 Bedrooms · 1 Bunkroom · 6 Bathrooms

All Your People Under One Roof. 100 Acres All To Yourself!

A 9,600 square foot lodge on a 100 private acres in eastern Idaho, yours alone for as long as you're here. Built for families who want to stay together.

Three Peaks at a glance

Sleeps
40 overnight (infants under 2 not counted)
Event guests
Up to 200 · up to 100 for indoor winter events
Rooms
10 themed bedrooms + bunkroom · 6 bathrooms · 11 queens, 8 bunks
The property
9,600 sq ft lodge on 100 private acres
Privacy
The whole place, your group only, every booking
Where
Saint Anthony, Idaho · 15 min from Rexburg, 45 from Idaho Falls airport
Nearby
Island Park 30 min · Grand Targhee 60 min · Yellowstone 75 min
Rates
$900–$1,800 a night for the entire lodge
To hold a date
Three-night minimum · $1,000 deposit

Family Fun at Every Turn

3 Stories of Tunnels, Soft Blocks, Big Wheels, Pickleball, Canoes, Ping Pong & More

Three Peaks Lodge has been in the family for generations. In 2003 Dave and Patti made it available to the public for family reunions.

Three Peaks Lodge has gained a reputation as the family reunion getaway people can't stop talking about. There's the expected: pool table, ping-pong, foos-ball, air hockey, tennis, pickleball and a hot tub. But there is also a stream, pond, canoes and indoor features you won't find anywhere else: an indoor kids climbing wall, an castle and slides, big wheels for young and old. Kids love the three stories of secret passageways that connect the playrooms and provide the perfect setting for hide-and-go-seek.

Twenty-three years later, the tunnels are the first thing kids find and the last thing they'll leave.

We started hosting entire wedding weekends in 2019. One place for the family to stay, get ready for the wedding, have the ceremony and celebrate afterwards.

Winter snowmobiling and skiing crews also love Three Peaks Lodge. One central location where everyone can enjoy their evenings together, sometimes even more than their time out in the snow.

One rule hasn't moved since the first summer: the whole place, your group only, every time.

4.9 across 56 reviews · Hosting groups since 2003 · Dave and Patti answer the phone themselves

Kids at Three Peaks Lodge — castle slides, canoeing, 3 Peaks Café, giant blocks, playroom, trikes, and lawn games

The best winter getaway for large groups in Eastern Idaho

Summers fill two years out. Winter dates are still available.

Families book this place for July before their kids have finished the school year — sometimes two years before. That's twenty-three summers of word of mouth doing its work, and we're grateful for it.

Winter is the season few have discovered, and it might be our very best offering.

Island Park snowmobiling trails are thirty minutes from the door. Grand Targhee is an hour. Yellowstone in winter — steam off the geyser basins, bison in the snow, a fraction of the crowd — is seventy-five minutes away.

You can park ten trailers on the property, dry everyone's gear overnight, and always come back to a warm lodge, where an unexpected stormy day is a great day, because there's a theater room, the climbing wall, indoor games and a castle full of tunnels waiting inside.

The whole lodge runs $900 to $1,100 a night from September through May. Thirty-five people, seven nights, comes to about seven thousand dollars, which is about *thirty dollars a person per night**, for a hundred private acres.

Winter at Three Peaks Lodge — snowmobile powder, parked sleds, and a day in the snow

Under one roof

A kitchen three cooks can share. A dining area that seats everyone.

The kitchen is a real commercial kitchen — an eight-burner range, double convection ovens, a chest freezer, sixty place settings, and a drawer full of good knives. Three people can cook a holiday dinner in it at once without anyone saying excuse me.

The dining area seats your entire group at one time. Not two shifts. Not the kids at a card table in the next room. Everyone, at once, for every meal.

Commercial kitchen and dining area at Three Peaks Lodge

There are three living rooms, so the people who want to stay up until 2 am and those who want to be asleep by 9 can all get what they want.

Ten themed bedrooms and a bunkroom that sleeps sixteen. Six bathrooms. A hot tub. A pond with canoes on it, a pickleball court, a basketball hoop, and a hundred acres with nothing on them but your family.

One address. One set of keys. Nobody splitting off to a hotel across town. Enjoy together time like never before!

Spacious lodge great room with seating areas
Kids building with foam blocks under the mountain climbing wall

And for the parents watching them

The kids find the tunnels in about a minute

Indoor castle with slides. Secret passageways between the playrooms. A bouldering wall, a theater stage, foam blocks and mega Legos, a 36×36 playroom, and a bunkroom ten feet from all of it. Outside there's the pond, the canoes, the courts, and room to run in any direction.

You'll see them at meals.

Proof

4.9 Stars, 56 Reviews, Twenty-Three Years

Family with children playing by the stream on the property
Bride and groom on the rustic bridge at Three Peaks
The pictures honestly don't do it justice. The house is beautiful, clean, well-organized, stocked with everything we needed for our reunion of 39 people.
Jenny I., August 2020
Three Peaks Lodge was the perfect venue for our wedding. The ceremony was held outside surrounded by open fields, a scenic pond, and the Tetons in the distance.
Aubrey G., August 2022
Unbelievably FUN house! Words fail in describing how PERFECT this home is for a family reunion with people of all ages.
Wayne M., October 2020
We needed a good place to get away in the winter for a large youth group and this lodge was perfect. The bike room, large kitchen, table games and tunnels were a huge hit.
Chris K., 2014

Tell Us Who's Coming, And When

Send your dates and a headcount. Dave or Patti will write back personally — usually the same day — with whether it's open and what it runs. No deposit until you've talked to a person and know it's the right fit.

If you're looking at a winter weekend, say so. Those are the dates we can still say yes to.