3627 Bills Loop Rd Unit ID1249842P Island Park, ID 83429

Welcome to Bills Island Hideaway, a serene retreat nestled in the heart of Bills Island's gated community. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cabin comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests and features a fully equipped kitchen for home-cooked meals. Enjoy the large private deck with a BBQ grill, hot tub, and fire pit for cozy evenings. Located only 33 miles from Yellowstone’s West Entrance, this cabin offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort.
Experience the rustic charm of this cabin, perfect for families and groups. Cozy up in the open-concept living area after a day of outdoor adventures or prepare delicious meals in the fully stocked kitchen. The dining area sets the scene for shared stories and laughter over hearty meals. Step outside to a private deck that’s a haven for relaxation, featuring a BBQ grill for outdoor feasts, a hot tub for starry night soaks, and a fire pit for marshmallow roasting and memory-making.
During the summer, parking fits 2-3 vehicles and a trailer up to 12 feet. In winter, trailers are not allowed, and additional parking is available near the subdivision entrance. Street parking is prohibited, and lost keycards incur a $250 replacement fee per card.
Nestled on Bills Island, surrounded by the Island Park Reservoir and adjacent to Lakeside Lodge, the cabin is part of a gated community with secure keycard access. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of lodgepole pines and serene waters, perfect for exploring or unwinding. Only 33 miles from Yellowstone’s West Entrance, this location offers easy access to outdoor adventures.
Smoking or vaping is not 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 must pick up after their animals. Unauthorized pets incur a $250 fee. Early check-in and late check-out requests are subject to availability and a fee of $15 per hour. Unauthorized late check-out incurs a $50 fee per hour. Outdoor security cameras may be in use, and no tents or large bonfires are allowed. Wildlife is common in the area, so food and garbage should be stored in bear-proof containers.