The Island Park area is a 30 mile long "town" comprised of several distinct areas along Highway 20. The Pinehaven area is the furthest south area of Island Park. Harriman State Park is located in the Pinehaven area.
The Island Park area is a 30 mile long "town" comprised of several distinct areas long Highway 20. As you drive north of Pinehaven a couple of miles you entere the Last Chance area of Island Park. This area is the only area in Island Park that really resembles a town. There are several restaurants and gas stations located in the Last Chance area.
Henry's Fork of the Snake River originates at the outlet of Henry's Lake. This river is one of the most famous rivers for trout fishing in the United States. The lodging accommodations in this location are all situated on the banks of the Henry's Fork River and offer rooms, suites or units with views of the river.
The Island Park area is a 30 mile long "town" comprised of several distinct areas long Highway 20. As you drive even further north from the Last Chance area you will reach the Elk Creek area. Access to Island Park Reservoir is located in the Elk Creek area.
The Island Park area is a 30 mile long "town" comprised of several distinct areas along Highway 20. The Mack's Inn area is located north of the Elk Creek area and only about 20 minutes from Yellowstone National Park.
The Island Park area is a 30 mile long "town" comprised of several distinct areas along Highway 20. The Lazy Trout area is located north of Mack's Inn and is on the Snake River.
Around Town is a broad category which includes all lodging properties located close to or within Island Park city limits which is also considered the Last Chance area. Many of the accommodations may also be found in other Island Park location categories.
Out of Town is a broad category which includes all lodging properties that are located beyond the city limits of Island Park. Many of the accommodations may also be found in other Island Park location categories.
