About Lakeside Lodge
Specialties: Looking for a secluded full service vacation getaway? You came to the right place! Lakeside Lodge is located in the heart of Island Park, Idaho. Our lodge is equipped with 8 hotel rooms, 6 cabins, full RV hook ups and campsites that are very affordable for families. We have a big cabin available for family reunions, weddings, or just because. It sleeps 16+ easily, has four bathroom...
Specialties: Looking for a secluded full service vacation getaway? You came to the right place! Lakeside Lodge is located in the heart of Island Park, Idaho. Our lodge is equipped with 8 hotel rooms, 6 cabins, full RV hook ups and campsites that are very affordable for families. We have a big cabin available for family reunions, weddings, or just because. It sleeps 16+ easily, has four bathrooms, a large kitchen/dining/living room, an amazing view of the lake with a private dock, as well as a large hot tub.
Looking for family activities to do while staying in Island Park? We have water rentals available, which include a pontoon boat, a wake boat, a pleasure boat, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boards, pull tubes & wakeboards. We have a day pass available that gives you access to a water trampoline, bounce house, and access to launch your boat into the water. Not only do we have water rentals, we also have atv's and side x sides available.
We have premium non-ethanol gas located for your convenience at the dock and out front. A public laundry mat and shower is located on site. Come visit our new convenience store, we have anything from fishing supplies, personal supplies, and groceries.
Looking for a tasty meal with an amazing view? You found the right location. Come on in and try our new full menu of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We are open daily from 8:00 am to 9:30 pm. Established in 1891. On the banks of the Island Park Reservoir off Buttermilk Road, Lakeside Lodge's origins go back to 1891, when A. S. Trude, a Chicago judge, purchased the land where the lodge now sits, as well as a large portion of Shotgun Valley and the Elk Creek area.
Trude left the lodge, known as Loc Leven Lodge, and surrounding acreage, to his son, Dan. Dan used the lodge as a summer home for many years, but in 1948, he sold the building, on 65 acres, to Ivan P. Bills from Salt Lake City, along with an island in the reservoir Bills named I.P. Bills Island. Bills renamed the lodge Lakeside Lodge and operated it as a fishing lodge.
In 1953, Bills sold the lodge to Mel Berrett of Riverton, Utah. In 1963, Berrett sold it to Ross Covington of Rexburg, and in 1977 Covington sold it to Jim Christensen and Carl Hansen.
In the Spring of 2016, Lakeside Lodge was purchased by Blaine and Carolanne Miller.
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