Eagle Ridge Ranch

Booked at Eagle Ridge for 5 nights for an Island Park mountain snowmobile trip. Accommodations and staff service was outstanding. Susan was super helpful in getting our lodging situated. Steve was our snowmobiling guide and was outstanding. Kept us safe and took us to great riding spots. Highly recommend!

Positive: There was a lot to do at the ranch. We went fishing, but could have done all sorts of water sports or horseback riding. Very nice cabins! Negative: They didn't have salt and pepper shaker. They didn't leave sample shampoo. Those would be nice little things to add.

I went here for a private ride with my fiance and our guide was Dylan. We found that the horses were great. Classic train riding horses, happy to plod along. They were gorgeous too! Dylan was really sweet and told us a lot about the plants and wildlife. He took us on a really beautiful scenic route. Definitely a moment we won't forget! Would highly recommend :)

We love Eagle Ridge Ranch! Susan is amazing to work with and is so kind and accommodating. Been coming here most summers for the last 5 years or so. This time I came with just my husband and we stayed in the little cabin. We love fishing and there are tons of good fishing spots up here! The lake at Eagle Ridge has a bunch of big rainbows in it. We have caught tiger trout in there before as well. We fished Sheridan Creek and Sheridan lake as well and had such a fun time catching fish on dry fly hoppers. The cabins all have hot tubs which is so fun. We had a fire, hot tubbed, and were able to catch college football games in the evening as well. The wifi is great and the cabin had a smart TV all hooked up ready to go. Highly recommend this place. We will definitely be coming back often!

We stayed at Eagle Ridge Ranch with our family of five and had a great overall experience. The cabin was a perfect size for our group, with plenty of space to spread out. One of the highlights was the hot tub—super relaxing with amazing mountain views. We also loved grilling and hanging by the fire in the evenings, and the area around the cabins was full of deer, which our kids thought was awesome. A few things to keep in mind: Every morning around 8am, we heard a dirt bike going by, which was pretty loud and a bit of a rude awakening. Also, the shared common areas could use some updates—some equipment was worn down or not working, like the water trampoline being deflated. And a heads-up for fellow southern visitors: the cabins don’t have A/C, which made the nights pretty warm. All in al