Summer is just around the corner, and if you’re ready to trade screen time for trail time, it’s a good moment to lock in your trip to Teton Valley. Whether you’re hiking in Grand Teton National Park, taking a float trip down the Snake River, or just looking to cool down in the mountains, Teton Valley Cabins is your home base for it all.
Located in Driggs, Idaho—just over the pass from Jackson—Teton Valley offers direct access to adventure without the noise, traffic, or break-the-bank prices of main resort towns. Our cabins are simple, comfortable, and set up for travelers who spend the day outside and the evening around a fire pit.
Here’s the deal:
To kick off the summer season, we’re offering 10% off all June stays—no fine print, no extra steps. Book any cabin during June and get the discount automatically. It’s a solid way to save if you are planning a family vacation, a couples getaway, or even a solo weekend to reset!
Top 10 Things to Do in Grand Teton National Park — and How to Save on Your Stay Nearby
Summer is prime time for exploring Grand Teton National Park, and if you’re planning a trip, where you stay matters just as much as what you do. Teton Valley Cabins in Driggs, Idaho, is an hour’s drive from the GTNP entrance—offering close access to the trails, lakes, and wildlife, without the high price tag of Jackson Hole.
Top 10 Must-Do Activities in Grand Teton National Park
- Hike to Hidden Falls & Inspiration Point (via Jenny Lake Shuttle)
One of the park’s most popular and rewarding hikes — family-friendly, scenic, and just a short boat ride across Jenny Lake. - Scenic Drive Along Teton Park Road
Get unbeatable views of the Teton Range from your car with pull-offs for wildlife spotting and photography. - Sunrise at Oxbow Bend
Watch the sun hit Mount Moran reflected in the Snake River — early risers will beat the crowds and catch wildlife. - Bike the Multi-Use Pathway
Ride from Moose to Jenny Lake on a paved path with mountain views the entire way. Perfect for families. - Wildlife Viewing in Mormon Row & Antelope Flats
Home to historic barns and regular sightings of bison, pronghorn, and elk. - Kayak or Canoe on Jackson Lake
Bring your own or rent from Signal Mountain Lodge. Calm waters and mountain views make this a can’t-miss summer activity. - Tag the Summit of Static Peak or Table Mountain (Advanced)
For experienced hikers, these peaks offer serious elevation gain and unmatched views without the crowds of the more popular hikes. - Picnic at String Lake
Shallow water and nearby trails make this a perfect place for families to swim, relax, and take in the scenery. A short and level hike roughly a mile long to neighboring Leigh Lake, directly underneath Mount Moran. - Visit the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center
Start your trip here, in Moose, Wyoming to grab maps, speak with rangers, and get the latest on trail conditions. - Float Trip on the Snake River
Book a guided trip through the park for a relaxing way to experience the Tetons from the water.
Affordable Family Travel Near Jackson Hole
We get it—Jackson Hole is iconic, but for many families, the costs add up fast. Hotels often start at $400+ per night in the summer season. Teton Valley, just over the scenic Teton Pass, offers a smarter, more economical option.
Why choose Teton Valley Cabins instead?
- Cabins start at a much lower nightly rate compared to Jackson hotels.
- Free parking, wifi, jacuzzi, fire pits, kitchenettes, and beautiful common greenspace!
- Less traffic, fewer crowds, and easier access to hiking, fishing, and local attractions.
- Driggs and nearby Victor offer great local restaurants, grocery options, and small-town charm without inflated prices.
And the best part? You’re still only about 45–60 minutes from Grand Teton National Park, depending on where you’re headed in the park. That makes Teton Valley Cabins the ideal basecamp for families who want access to the Tetons without breaking the bank.
Save 10% This June
As part of our summer launch, we’re offering 10% off all June stays at Teton Valley Cabins. It’s a great way to save on lodging and put that money toward park entrance fees, gear rentals, or a night out in town.
Book early, bring your hiking shoes, and get ready to experience Grand Teton National Park the smarter way—without sacrificing comfort or convenience.