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SPUR RANCH LOG CABINS, JACKSON HOLE
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Plan your vacation online!
You can now book a cozy log cabin online, using our handy reservation system. Just click on the green button at the top of this page to reserve a cabin. If you would rather talk to a person, please call us --307-733-2522-- to book your visit to Grand Teton National Park.
Lots of wildlife passing through our wildflower meadow this year with moose, elk, deer, buffalo, coyotes, and fox spotted by guests! Bring your cameras!!!! Enjoy the views outside your cabin door, or maybe just kick back and read a good book with the Snake River as background music.
What are you hoping to do on your vacation? How about spending time in Moose? A lovely Jackson Hole autumn is passing into winter...which means snow, and winter sports, like skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. You can rent snowshoes and cross-country skis in the Trading Post, and go explore Grand Teton National Park from the front door of your cabin!
Give us a call, talk with Earle or Lisa to book the dates that fit with your plans.
The summer of 2008; what are you doing? We still have a few dates available, give us a call to see we would like to be a part of your vacation.
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Cozy log cabins, blanketed by snow, clouds lifting off the Tetons.
Spacious log cabin interiors let you relax in pure comfort. | | 
Autumn gold touches the cottonwoods along the banks of the Snake River. |
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Spur Ranch Cabins
Dornan's Spur Ranch Cabins are located in a wildflower meadow during the summer, and a snowy meadow during the winter, on the banks of the Snake River with stunning views of the Grand Tetons. Surrounded by Grand Teton National Park, we are also within easy driving distance of Yellowstone National Park (45 miles) and the town of Jackson (12 miles).
We are a small, family-owned resort, with 8 one bedroom and four two-bedroom duplexes. Built in 1992, the cabins are attractively furnished with handcrafted lodge pole pine furniture. The bedrooms feature queen sized beds with down comforters. The kitchens are spacious and fully equipped and the living/dining area is spacious and quite comfortable. Each cabin has a covered porch to enjoy the Tetons views and BBQ grills are next to the porches during the summer season, on an attractive brick inlay design. We do not have televisions or fireplaces, we hope you will simply enjoy the surroundings.
We do not allow pets, they need a vacation from their owners!
Spend an enjoyable evening sitting on your deck and watching the sunset - worth the visit!
Our 10-acre complex includes a grocery store and deli with many gourmet items, gas pumps, gift shop, nationally renowned wine shop, two restaurants (one seasonal) and a bar with a magnificent view of the mountains. In the summer season we offer mountain bike, canoe and kayak sales and rentals. In the winter, cross-country skis and snowshoes can be rented from the Trading Post.
Snake River Angler is open May to October for the fly-fishing enthusiast. Moosely Seconds is open May to October for climbing needs as well as great deals on outdoor items. Adventure Sports is open May to October, for your biking and canoeing pleasure. Barker-Ewing Scenic Float Trips has a booking desk from May through September. Just across the river are the Grand Teton National Park Visitor Center, the historic Menor's Ferry site, and the Chapel of the Transfiguration.
What are your fall and winter plans? We are a delightful location. The autumn colors are here - what a beautiful sight with the snow on the peaks and the colors in the Valley. Enjoy the 'slower' time in our valley.
Use our online reservation system (click on the green button above to reserve a cabin) or please give us a call to check availability! We know you will enjoy your stay.
--Earle and Lisa
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Winter in Grand Teton National Park is just as lovely!
The Tetons make a spectacular background for our cabins. | | 
Log cabin in the summer. |
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