5406 Henrys Lake Rd, Island Park, ID 83429

Welcome to the Trout Trap on Henry's Lake, your ultimate lakefront getaway offering the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities for a memorable stay. Enjoy a detached patio right on the water, perfect for sunsets and stargazing. The cabin... features a king bedroom on the main level and a loft area with two queen beds, providing ample space for relaxation.
Step into a warm, inviting space where vaulted ceilings with exposed wooden beams create a rustic yet modern vibe. The spacious living room is perfect for cozy evenings, while large windows provide stunning lake views. The fully equipped kitchen, complete with updated appliances including a dishwasher, makes meal prep a breeze. The bedrooms ensure a restful night with soft bedding and comfortable furnishings.
Pets are welcome at the property at the cost of $10 per pet per day. Emotional Support animals fall under this requirement, while Service Animals are permitted at no extra cost. Guests are required to pick up after their animals and will be charged $10 per exterior location if not cleaned up. Unauthorized pets will incur a $250 fee. Ample driveway parking is available, accommodating up to 4 vehicles and trailers up to 16 feet.
Located on the serene shores of Henry's Lake, the Trout Trap is just 30 minutes from the West Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Enjoy incredible fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing nearby, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers.
Smoking or vaping is not allowed on the premises, with a $200 per day fee for violations. Street parking is not permitted, and the driveway accommodates up to 4 vehicles and trailers up to 16 feet. Being a waterfront property, there may be an influx of bugs during spring and summer, so bringing bug spray is recommended. Communication with guest services is available from 8:00am to 10:00pm MDT, with additional support outside these hours. Early check-in and late check-out requests are subject to availability and fees. Outdoor security cameras may be in use, and no cameras are located in or pointing to indoor spaces. Wildlife visitors frequent the area, so food and garbage should be stored in bear-proof containers. Read More