Frequently asked questions

What is Teton Basecamp?

TBC is a shop-house built specifically for photoshoots and powersports visitors. The 40'x80' structure includes 2400 sq ft of shop and a two story 1600 sq ft apartment.

How do we book a stay at Teton Basecamp?

Simply fill out the email form on the homepage and we will respond with availability and payment arrangements.

How much does it cost?

Rates vary between $300-$450 per night based on season with a 3 night minimum.

How is the riding in the area?

There are over a dozen riding areas within a 30 minute drive of TBC. A couple have a groomed trail system and all the others are mountain terrain accessible via single-track bump trails. The off trail riding ranges from nice open meadows to technical tree lines. The area typically has incredible snow and its no surprise that snowmobile legends like Tucker Hibbert, Rob Kincaid, Garth Kaufman and many others have at one time call this area home.

Do you offer guiding?

No we do not. But you can contact The Mountain Riding Lab for USFS approved guiding in the area.

Do you offer sled rentals?

No we do not.

What else should we know?

You should have an Idaho trail sticker and or Wyoming trail sticker (Spring Creek and Darby trailheads) to ride in the area. And if you plan to ride from the shop it's helpful to bring gas cans.

Can we park in the shop?

Yes you can park snowmobiles on the racedeck flooring and can park most full size trucks and trailers inside the shop.

Do you have tools?

You should bring your own tools for repairs however if you need anything while here there is an Ace Hardware and O'Reillys auto parts store in town.

Where should we eat?

With a full kitchen and dining room you can cook at the shop. There is a large Broulims Grocery store nearby. Or if you want to eat out there are many options ranging from relatively inexpensive bar food to high-end fine dining.