Beaver Creek Lodge

Huge thank-you to the snowmobile team at Beaver Creek Lodge! They provided us with all the gear we needed, and after some simple instructions on how to operate the snowmobiles they recommended a 4hr route and provided maps for us newbies. We weren't able to book online for a guided tour so had just dropped in the previous day to book self-guided, which we found to be totally fine. Beautiful scenery, plus a great mix of groomed tracks and deep snow to suit everyone's pace. We got some amazing photos and videos :) Savannah was also super helpful and accommodating when we hit some payment issues because of our UK credit cards. Thanks again! Great service. Great machines.

I don’t have many words to say except for the fact our guys trip was incredible. Four of us spent a long weekend at Beaver Creek Lodge riding top of the line sleds, full gear and the best guide we’ve ever met. Clint, our guide was exceptional. He took us to the most beautiful untouched areas, showed us tricks and taught us different ways to ride. He felt like one of the guys but also took care of the sleds, provided lunches, and kept us safe the entire weekend. We are already planning next year’s trip and Clint will be our requested guide. Can’t wait to go back!

Best lodge in Utah. Beautiful, remodeled rooms with queen beds. We played shuffleboard and pool for hours. You’ll be greeted with the most friendly staff members, and they will make sure to accommodate your every need. You better come hungry because the breakfast will not disappoint. The snowmobile guides are top notch, making sure you have a safe and enjoyable time for your style of riding. They will take you to some of the highest peaks in Northern Utah with amazing views. Highway recommend visiting this place for a work vacation or a getaway with the family and friends.

This was a wonderful experience! I took the 1.5 hour ride, which goes through forest, stream, and mountain top. The views are constantly beautiful. The horses were well trained and reliable. Our guide was great and gave us instruction as needed. I am new to Western Trail riding and enjoyed it greatly. Though I felt a little nervous on some of the downhill sections the horses definitely knew what they were doing! Highly recommend.

I had my wedding here in the summer of 2025 and it was absolutely perfect. Savannah and the rest of the staff went above and beyond to ensure that we had everything we needed at the lodge, including helping us secure an amazing ceremony site that provided shade for us and our guests. The grounds were well kept and the lodge/rooms were clean and updated. The lodge allows for total customization regarding vendors which helped our wedding feel completely unique. We thoroughly enjoyed being able to settle into the weekend and feel like we made new connections and strengthened old bonds instead of feeling rushed through only having 8 hrs at a traditional wedding venue. Would absolutely recommend as a wedding venue and are considering future lodge reservations for many festivities.

This place is awesome, we stayed in the winter season, we rented the side x side and it was beautiful to ride through the pines in the winter, the staff was incredible, the food was great. We will definitely be back

Quiet location with a rustic cabin feel. We brought a group of adventure bike riders here for an overnight stay on our Utah tour. I worked with Bradley to set up all the details, and thanks to his help everything went smoothly. He recommended a caterer for our dinner, and the meal was excellent. Bradley himself brought in breakfast for our group the next morning, which was such a thoughtful touch. The place was clean, comfortable, and everyone truly enjoyed their stay.

We rented this spot out for our work getaway & We got the whole lodge. it was great. Super clean spot with quality furniture and comfortable vibe. Rooms were super clean and comfortable as well. Common areas are big enough to accommodate 15-25 people easily. Had some games for us to play and everything we needed for a quick getaway from the city. Sweet kitchen setup for feeding 20 guys and dining area as well. Great views. Saw a few deer, a baby weasel, and a porcupine all on the property. Great firepit spot. Volleyball court. Big yard for catch. It was a great spot for all of the guys and we had a great time. The only complaint i have is it's very close to the highway but it was such a great experience that didn't even matter. Thank you for letting us enjoy a night away from the rat race.

I and my wife decided to spend a quiet night together off-season at Beaver Creek Lodge, and we both felt incredibly pleased with our experience. Its management was very friendly and responsive and accommodating. Due to some miscoordination, we showed-up one day later than we had planned, but its managers readily refunded us and then recharged us. Its common areas, including both its mid-level kitchen and its upper-level den, were all lovely and wonderfully-comfortable and cozy with gas fireplaces---and we appreciated its decks with ample welcoming benches. Its rooms were well-maintained and beautiful and exceptionally clean with marvelous window views of the surrounding mountains. And its beds were very cozy. It had some nice big-screen television sets that we didn't use on this particular trip. Plus, it had large bathtubs that could accommodate couples. For all of this, its price was excellent. And it was easy to find. It was only several minutes from the Limber Pine hiking trail, and about 15 minutes from Garden City with its lakeside vistas and famous raspberries. Overall, it was a great experience for a great price, and we're both eager to return sometime.

Came here with the family to go snowmobiling. My husband and son went snowmobiling while my daughter and I hung out at the lodge. It is definitely a place to check out if you're into snowmobiling but I did enjoy the views, relaxing and how remote it is. The rooms are very cozy and good size, would have loved to have a fire place but it is not a place meant for people to stay in their rooms. There's a large common room on the third floor where there is a big fire place, a TV , books and games to check out, all with a nice view. I loved loved loved the dinner and breakfast that you can include with your room package. The food tasted like delicious homemade food and the family style dining was very nice. There is a small skiing resort very close by if you wanted to go skiing or snowboarding. I may not have gone snowmobiling but I really enjoyed having time to enjoy the views and relax after a long work week. The staff is very nice and you feel right at home. I recommend this place :)

BUYER BEWARE: FAULTY EQUIPMENT AND DUBIOUS CHARGES ---------- THE GOOD: Great location, great trails, friendly employees (excluding the manager). Lots of fun. ---------- THE BAD: We reserved 850cc sleds online, but they didn't actually reserve what we had paid for, so we got 600cc sleds. They corrected the charge. ---------- THE REALLY BAD: After the clutch went out on one sled (stranding the tail-end member of our party 6 miles from the lodge), we were charged an $80 late fee to "pay for the overtime" of the staff who needed to stay late to: 1) rescue the member of our party 2) retrieve and tow back the stranded sled One employee had noted that this was the second occurrence of this same issue with that particular Ski-Doo model. The manager's argument to us of "you should have stayed together" certainly bears wisdom--he's not wrong there. Yet: the clutch still would have gone out. Even if the tail-ender of our group had doubled up with one of us and arrived back at the lodge on time (which the rest of us had done), an employee still would have had to retrieve their very expensive sled, and the overtime would still have to be paid. Flat-out blaming us with with fault and then slapping us with the charge stunned me. ---------- THE UNETHICAL: They're running a business--I get it. And yes, we signed waivers that outlines risks, including equipment failure. But the following is what is truly disappointing. While the employee was searching for the member of our party (who had hiked back ~2.5 mi before being located), the manager called his wife and in exasperated and passive-aggressive tones loudly complained to her about a missing customer. Was he actually trying to signal his frustrations to *me* rather than simply giving information to his wife? The volume of his voice while standing 8 feet from me has me concluding the former, and I was speechless. It is disappointing when events at home need to be missed in emergency situations; I have had to miss a few of my children's events in my day. But when we don't know if a person could be injured or dead, the scoffing conversation was tone-deaf and wholly inappropriate. Notifying loved ones of a change in plans or times is responsible and caring, but after witnessing the disheartening phone call, I really shouldn't have been surprised at the $80 fee. All of this communicates to me that: 1) it was an inconvenience to him that my friend was lost, status unknown (at time of phone call) 2) he values equipment over people; 3) he values $ (overtime) over people; 4) charging us for the overtime was more an emotional/personal response than a business decision. As a chronic recipient of them, I am a firm believer in second chances (and third, and fourth...). I believe that organic change and improvement are of infinite more value than apologies. I really hope that it was just a "bad day" for this manager--we're all entitled to them. But this is how the events of one hour at the end of an otherwise really fun day have been interpreted by me. I suppose that this review may cost the Beaver Creek Lodge more than $80 in revenue. Then again, it may not.

The kids and I stayed a night here in late July as part of our Yellowstone Park trip. The lodge was nice, it was all rooms and a main "lobby" / check-in area in the middle of the building. The lady at check-in was very helpful...good customer service. Covid prevented them from serving a full breakfast, they did provide a to-go breakfast in bags. The room was clean...we chose the queen bed with two bunk beds and they also accommodated us with a roll away for my younger son. Lush green grass outside of our room allowed us to play frisbee and my son played on the playground. We went for a short hike down the snowmobile roads just up the way from the lodge. Great place to stay in between SLC and Yellowstone, it's only a 15 minute drive to Bear Lake.

I hope I am reviewing in the right spot. This is for the beaver Creek Lodge that is between Logan and Garden City Utah. And I'm actually reviewing their Horseback riding services. Three of us did a 2 1/2 hour lunch tour on a Saturday. We had a wonderful time. Tyson was our guide. He was very friendly and professional. To us the trail was an intermediate level and so it was quite exciting as we are all beginners. The horses were all very nice and seemed well taken care of. The lunch was not great. I would pack my own next time but that's OK.

Nothing negative to say about this place! Starting with the owner who greets everyone with a smile and a handshake. He makes you feel like a friend walking through those doors. This place is very well run. Clean facilities, clean equipment, and beautiful lodge inside and out. Snowmobiles were new and great running condition. My family and I were here from Southern California to snowmobile and it was a great experience. They provided a guide(Corbin) to make sure our adventure was safe, breathtaking, and thrilling. Will definitely be coming back here.

Please come and see Bryan he is amazing!!!! I came all the way from Las Vegas and he made everything so easy and very professional!!!

We had a fabulous time at Beaver Creek Lodge on a family snowmobile vacation. We live on the east coast and were looking for trip to ride out west in the back country powder. We had researched quite a few other locations but Beaver Creek Lodge website http://beavercreeklodge.com/index.php really explained it all about what to expect. The booking process was easy and they helped answer any questions we had about what to bring and to expect when we got there. We flew into Salt Lake City, rented a car and headed to the lodge which is about a 2 hour scenic drive. We stopped in Logan to pickup snacks, water and beer. We saw Elk and Moose on the way to the Lodge along with lots of breath taking scenery up 89. We arrived, got checked in and fitted for our Klim gear for for the week. We did 2 days of guided back country trips and 2 days of self guided trail rides. The guides were helpful and very patient with us as we learned to ride in the terrain. The guides give you and much or as little assistance as you need. Just let'm know what you want to try and they will tailor the ride to your skill level and expectations. The food is great, Gerald and Vivian put out quite a spread. You will not go away hungry. They supply breakfast which usually has Bryan stopping in to see how everything went with the previous days rides and checks on what groups what to go for the day. We packed our own lunches but they also can supply bagged lunches and some trail rides are to nearby towns that have "cafe" dinning :-). Dinner always have something for everyone....the food is great!!! There is free wifi but there is no cell service. We were not looking for cell service anyway but you are able to get cell service on parts of the trails and at the top of the mountain a couple of miles up the road from the lodge. We has a super time and it exceeded our expectations and we have already started talking about our next trip back.

It was an amazing experience! With a very prepared team! Excelente service and devices! Thanks for having us we look forward to going there again!

My family and I had the privilege of going horseback riding and it was one of the best things that we've ever done. The view was exceptional and the wranglers were some of the nicest people we've met. They were kind, attentive, and great conversationalists. The ride was absolutely beautiful and the horses were very well tamed... it was by far one of the best experience I've had. We will be sure to come back as soon as possible!

I believe the Beaver Creek Lodge is associated with the horse riding across the highway. Every time we visit Utah I let me daughter go for the 1.5 hour horse back ride with a guide to the top of the mountain ridge and she loves it. I would go too, but need to attend my special needs son. He & I will alway go over to the Beaver Creek lodge and use the restroom and enjoy the grassy lawn out front facing the beautiful mountain scenery. Everyone is very kind there.

Outstanding customer service and beautiful area. My wife and I rented a CanAm Maverick X3. We rented it for a half day and spent most on the trails. Before leaving we were given direct instructions to get to the trail and also a map. They went over the map and even gave us some tips on a couple places to go that was absolutely beautiful. The CanAm was street legal. So after we were done with the trails we drove into Garden City for milkshakes and burgers. The CanAm Mavericks were able to reach speeds of 60+. Recommend a full face helmet or sunglasses at higher speeds. Wind will make for dangerous conditions at higher speeds if not covering your eyes with something. "You will get dirty and dusty". This couldn't be more true! But made the experience that much more fun. Be back with ALL of the family soon!

Awesome snowmobling experience! We had an amazing tour guide, Aaron who's experience, knowledge and patients made our tour even better! There is a little bit of a learning curve when opporating snowmobiles, so we were so grateful we had Aaron! The views were absolutely breathtaking, and everyone in our group had a blast! We had plenty of opportunities to stop in open Meadows where we were able to free ride. Highly recommend going with a guide. We can't wait to go back!

Three of us long-time friends decided to take a snow mobile trip the weekend of January 18, 2019. We decided on Beaver Creek Lodge in Northern Utah and it was a great decision. That decision in part was based on telephone conversations back in the summer of 2019 when I called with a page of questions which Melissa and Brandy very politely and patiently answered. They could not have been any friendlier! Upon our arrival, we were greeted by Brian, the very friendly owner. After meeting him, it became apparent that he sets the overarching tone of great service and friendliness. The lodge is well maintained and very clean and it allows you to snowmobile directly in and out. We purchased a package deal which included three nights, two full days of snowmobiling, three breakfasts, and two dinners. Prior to arrival, we had minimal expectations for the meals which were included. However, the resident chefs (Gerald and Vivian) prepared all the meals which were fantastic. The meals far exceeded our expectations. In addition, Gerald and Vivian treat you as if you were part of their family. Keep in mind, they are only there during the winter months (Dec. through April). We opted to use a guide the first of our two days due to the 2 feet of fresh snow and the trails not yet groomed. Corbin was assigned to us, a young, vivacious 22-year old with a lot of energy and a zest for life. He was nothing short of awesome! He took us off trail and helped get us "un-stuck" countless times. We would highly recommend him if you needed a guide. On the second day, the trails had been freshly groomed overnight and we opted to go self-guided. We stayed on the trails and had a great day. We wanted to snowmobile into St. Charles, Idaho. The lodge called the small restaurant in St. Charles and they opened up the restaurant for a couple of hours to make us lunch. We were so impressed they were willing to open on their day off. Overall, the trip was fantastic and all the credit for this goes to Brian, and his entire crew at the Beaver Creek Lodge. I would highly recommend this lodge without any hesitation.

Just went horseback riding here. It was the ride of a lifetime. Never seen such beautiful country. The guides are great with a lot of local info. Horses are very good. I was not afraid at any time. We are all beginner level. My kids had a great time ages 11&12 they have gone riding only a few times. No complaints from them.

Good views. Nice clean rooms. Housekeeping a but slow but things were super comfortable duribg out hunting trip with Bearpaw. Great upstairs game TV room. Laundry.

Where to start...? There are so many things about how they conduct business here that's just so user friendly. Three of us opted for a three day Timbersled package on Jan 17 thru 19 of 2017. The staff is very courteous and helpful, always interested in how you're doing along the way. The gear they issue is top-notch, and even in the bitter cold, I was never affected once by the weather. The machines are all in top shape, and are brought to the front of the lodge for you to just hop on and go. They give you as much (or as little) assistance as you need, depending on your comfort level and abilities. Food was prepared in the morning and evening for a sit-down meal, and they pack a basic lunch for you to take while you're out adventuring around the mountains. Several cultured trails to follow, and then so many open fields you can play around in, just for fun. They offer beacons and maps to make sure you can be found, or find your own way around, and there was never a question about what to do in the event of an emergency. A special "Thank you" to Vivian and Gerald. They were always pleasant and wanted to talk about anything that happened during the day. Very lovely people with the right mind-set to make the trip that much more enjoyable. Brian (the Owner) came out and personally rode with us on our last day there, and while I didn't go on that particular trip, my buddy did, and said it was everything he thought it was going to be. They explored some new areas on the timbersleds and had an awesome time. Even Brian came back from the excursion saying he'd not been in those places in the winter yet. A word to the 'connected' folks though...don't go here expecting to be able to reach out whenever you want back to do work or other things on the web. The whole idea of this place is to be disconnected for a few minutes and enjoy a slower pace. Mornings start at 0700 with breakfast, and by 0900 you can ride. The day ends at 1700 with returning the machines, and dinner is served at 1830. The rooms are equipped with as much as you need, but don't have a tremendous amount of luxury as it's not necessary. If you come here thinking it's going to be the best of the best of the newest style, think again. This is truly a place to come and relax. If that's what you're looking to do while riding some snowmobiles or timbersleds, then this is the place for you. If you want to cruise the web and do work, or update your social network status, then choose some place in town. This is truly a 'getaway' from the normal day-to-day hustle you've come to despise... Having said that, I'm TOTALLY looking forward to coming back again next year...

We had an awesome time as a family. This would be a cool place for a couples retreat as well. Tiffany, Bryan, Elizabeth and Josh were super helpful, friendly and accommodating to make sure we had a great experience. From the side by side up the canyon ride with our family of five to the horse ride it was all great! They even have a small playground for the kids to play at in between. Tiffany was great during the booking process and check in. Bryan was super friendly to get us hooked up with the side by side and explaining everything. Josh and Elizabeth were awesome in helping our kids have a great time on the horse ride. You couldn't ask for a better staff, experience and family activity. We will definitely be back!

I can't say enough about this place! Everyone treated us like the owner. I felt like someone special. The rooms were clean, the food was fantastic, the sleds are new every year, the gear is very nice. My son and I rode for two days with a guide. Even though we were experienced trail riders out East, we had never ridden in the mountains. We were riding in deep snow and were very happy that we had a guide. He got us out every time we got stuck. The riding was really unbelievable. We got back early on the second days ride and the owner wanted us to get our monies worth, so he asked if we wanted to try the snow bikes. He took us on an hour ride to the top of the mountain and it was the highlight of our trip! We'll be back!