Off-grid, waterfront cabins on Slide Lake in the Jackson Hole Valley, a short drive from Grand Teton and Yellowstone, booked directly with the Budge family.
At a glance
- Off-grid
- Yes
- Book on
- Book direct
- Amenities
- SecludedTrail accessWaterfront
Budges' Slide Lake Cabins sit directly on the shore of Slide Lake, inside the Jackson Hole Valley and bordering the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The cabins are off-grid and waterfront, with trail access right from the property, and they're set up for couples, honeymooners, families, or larger groups traveling together.
The location puts guests close to both Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, and the surrounding forest has hiking trails ranging from easy lake walks to more demanding backcountry routes. Fishing is a draw here too, with lake, river, and creek access nearby. Wildlife sightings are common across the property and the wider valley — elk, moose, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, fox, coyote, weasel, and osprey have all been spotted in the area, making it a solid stop for birders and wildlife watchers alike.
The cabins are used across all four seasons, with each one bringing a different look and feel to the lake and surrounding mountains. Given the off-grid setup, this is a stay geared toward people who want quiet and distance from town rather than full modern conveniences at the cabin itself.
Booking runs directly through the property. The address is 10950 Taylor Ranch Rd in Kelly, Wyoming, and the Budge family can be reached by phone at (307) 690-6011 or through their website for rates, availability, and photos of individual cabins.
Good to know
- How do I book a cabin?
- Booking is handled directly with the property — call (307) 690-6011 or go through their website, jacksonholecabins.com, for rates and availability.
- What does it cost to stay?
- Pricing isn't listed here; contact the property directly by phone or through their site for current rates.
- Is the cabin accessible year-round?
- The property says each season brings a different experience at the lake, suggesting the cabins are used in spring, summer, fall, and winter, but it's worth confirming seasonal access and road conditions directly with the Budges.
- What's nearby for activities?
- Fishing on the lake, rivers, and creeks, hiking trails of varying difficulty through Bridger-Teton National Forest, and wildlife and bird watching are all close by, along with easy access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
- What should I know about staying off-grid here?
- The cabins are described as off-grid, so guests should confirm specifics on power, water, and amenities directly with the property before arrival.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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