Great experience and overall service. Amazing views, food, and accommodations. Knowledge about the…read morearea, and a lot fun options for enjoying the area.

Haven't been here in 15 years. It still as wonderful as we remember. It's just a beautiful setting…read more The cabin we stayed in was awesome. They had a bluegrass band on the lawn one evening. We also took an evening boat cruise on the lake which was the most peaceful thing you can imagine. We didn't eat in the restaurant but we heard it was good. We love this place.

We had an amazing guide and absolutely stunning views on our ride! It was an amazing experience…read morethat we all enjoyed and would go back in a heartbeat. These horses were all easy and comfortable to ride! Everyone from beginner to advanced enjoyed the ride!

Highly recommend!!!! Eva was a fantastic guide and all of the staff were SO sweet and welcoming. My…read morefriend and I went on an excellent and gorgeous 1.5h tour near redfish lake. The horses were great (and adorable) and everything was clear. They took us in the same day too- so great. Make sure to leave a tip!!!

This is a BEAUTIFUL campground on Little Red Fish Lake in Stanley, Idaho. It's fairly small,…read moreprobably less than 10 camping spots on the whole site, so if you snag one...you are a lucky duck (all sites are first come, first serve). This campground has gorgeous pines throughout and sits right on the edge of Little Red Fish Lake. Cost: I came here with a fairly large group of people (16), so we had to snag two camping spots. They only allow one car per site, but you can purchase extra parking passes if necessary. We paid $18 per spot per day and $9 for each additional car. (You'll want to bring cash with you to pay, as there is no way to pay for the sites via cc or check!) ETC: - No showers (wah, wah), but if you're going into the Idaho wilderness, you might as well be ready to rough it, amiright?? - They do however have bathrooms with stalls, a sink, and a mirror (for a camp-sight, these bathrooms are very well kept and clean #PRAISE). - Access to drinkable water. - Firewood for purchase on sight ($7 a bundle). - Each camp-sight comes equipped with a firepit and picnic tables. - Bonus: lots of trees, so if you have a hammock, be sure to bring it along with you!

This is an ideal gateway if you're exploring the Sawtooth Mountains/Wilderness and features rustic…read morecharm and beautiful natural surroundings. Accommodations include cabins, yurts, meadow camping and spaces for RVs. Prices are different for each and are fair. We stayed over two nights (RV space and cabin) over the Labor Day weekend/week and had a nice time! The grounds were clean and quiet even during a busy time. All the RV spaces seemed suitable and were nicely sized with full hook ups available. The night we stayed in a cabin (cabin 3), we found it to be comfortable and clean, with three beds (two queens and a full bed jn the loft - you must climb a small ladder to go up there), a full bathroom with shower, a wood burning stove for heat, and some seating. There were a couple power outlets available. Electricity is available from 7am-10pm. On site there is a restaurant which has surprisingly excellent food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We enjoyed such things as a breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwich, a burger and a reuben sandwich. Sodas, waters, beer and wine are available. They have fantastic milkshakes as well (try the Huckleberry!). Prices were good and service as well. There is a geothermal pool on site as well (rules apply and a waiver) which we enjoyed. Jesse (the manager) was awesome, friendly and informative (especially about news/updated with regard to our backpacking trip) and all staff/crew was great as well.

Really disappointed in this business. Drove up on terrible road took forever with my grandchildren…read moreonly to find it was closed for a private event. Refused to serve us food or let us use the pool. .No notice at the road turnoff. Nothing on their website. Probably won't ever make an effort again.

This is a hidden secret in Challis, ID. Couple of things caught me off guard. I made a reservation…read morefor a pull through site with fill hook ups 4 months before our visit. They don't use online booking. I called and had my letter with me confirming my request. When I got there they didn't have our reservation but accommodated us in a back in site. It was fine, but not what I wanted. The site was HUGE. The ground was flat, all hookups worked fine. We did laundry. Very reasonable prices and efficient machines. Great walking trails for dogs. The air, mountains, quiet and solitude was amazing. The front desk staff could be friendlier but we're ok. I actually really enjoyed my stay there.

Traveling from Louisiana in a Class A towing trailer with Jeep I must compliment Round Valley RV…read morePark It was perfect ! Hostess was very nice /welcoming The Park sites are in some cases double wides pull thru Level sites .Very neat and well kept sites with hookups Able catch up on laundry they have 2 washers but 4 dryers . THE bathrooms with showers clean as well .

Room was comfortable and clean, they accepted our two dogs, and check in was very easy. Staff was…read morehelpful and friendly.

Best place to stay in Stanley. Right on the Salmon River. Always clean, nice people, close to food,…read morecoffee and Main town.

Although we didn't stay at the hotel we did reserve a soaking tub for 7am and it was amazing!! The…read moretub was very clean and a good hot temperature, the little shed the tub was in was also very nice and clean. AND THE VIEWS! Absolutely jaw dropping. I will most definitely be back here!

Spectacular Setting & Five-Star Service--with Some Upkeep Needed…read more If soaking in a natural hot spring while staring straight at Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains sounds like heaven, Mountain Village Resort is pretty darn close. We experienced the hot springs twice during our family visit to Stanley, and the setting is absolutely spectacular. There are three pools--two private pools, Bluebird and Sandhill Crane, plus the original Osprey pool, which is communal. The private experience is especially wonderful: you pick up a key at the front desk, unlock your pool, open the large garage-style door and suddenly the Sawtooths are your backdrop. Gorgeous! Our first reservation was Sandhill Crane at 2 p.m. on Sunday, and unfortunately it wasn't the best experience. By that point in the day, the water was considerably cooler than we wanted and visibly needed attention. There was residue from previous bathers on the surface, the pool felt slimy, and we couldn't see the gravel bottom. We ended up moving over to Osprey, which was much hotter and felt wonderful, although you give up the privacy. Lesson learned: book earlier! We returned Tuesday for an 11 a.m. reservation at Bluebird, and the difference was remarkable. The water was clean, wonderfully hot, and we could clearly see the gravel bottom. With the garage door open, soaking in that beautiful mineral water while looking across the valley toward the mountains was truly one of the highlights of our Idaho trip. The biggest standout, however, was the staff. My 86-year-old mother was with us, and the pools require a fairly substantial walk from the resort over uneven terrain. Brandon on Sunday and Sarah on Tuesday graciously transported us in the resort van. That kindness made it possible for Mom to enjoy the experience with us, and we were incredibly grateful. Five-star hospitality from both of them. There is room for improvement. At Bluebird, the wooden steps entering the pool were quite slick, and the handrail did not feel securely anchored. With wet surfaces and guests of varying ages and mobility, that really should be addressed. Sandhill Crane could also use more attention to water temperature and cleanliness between reservations. So, not perfect--but when everything came together at Bluebird, WOW. Natural hot water, fresh mountain air, privacy and that magnificent Sawtooth view? Pretty magical. Go early, book a private pool, and give yourself time to simply soak it all in. Life is too short. Travel well. Soak well. Get out there and find your next adventure!

The decor sent me back to my childhood and I was born in the 70's, but the cabin was clean and the…read morebed was comfortable. The shower was close to the smallest I have ever been in - bigger than in an rv, but smaller than one in a catamaran - but it was hot and mounted high, and it had great pressure. Definitely agree with another who said the cabins are overpriced, but also considering the area and the fact that the owner has to make a living, I don't feel bad about the stay. Greg was friendly and does keep his property in great condition. The riverside property makes for a special memory.

First of all, the cabin is way overpriced for what you get. It was small and clean. Ours had two…read moredouble beds, bath with shower, and small kitchenette. Pros: Lovely view of the Salmon River with Adirondack chairs for relaxing. Close to downtown area. Quiet. Cons: Needs new pots/pans, dishes, silverware, bedding and towels. Very old appliances, two sinks were dripping, not enough outlets, no GFI plugs in bath or kitchen, and no smoke alarm or CO detector. It's clearly not up to code. Otherwise, there is plenty to do, and there is excellent food in the downtown area.