Alpine, WY – The Snake River Cabin and RV Village is expanding its seasonal offerings to include winter housing for travelers seeking a cozy, fully serviced retreat in the heart of the Tetons. Starting this season, the resort will rent out fully furnished tiny houses and provide full‑hookup RV sites, allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of the Snake River Valley even when the snow falls.
Winter‑Ready Tiny Houses
Each winter‑time tiny house features a private bedroom with a queen‑size bed and a loft equipped with an additional queen mattress on the floor. The units include a full bathroom, a combined living and kitchen area, and a range of furnishings designed for comfort: a sofa, dining table with chairs, refrigerator, cooktop, microwave, and a complete set of dishes. Utilities and high‑speed Wi‑Fi are bundled into the rental price, and the resort handles snow removal so guests can move safely around the property.
The rental rate is $2,200 for the first month, which also serves as the security deposit. Prospective renters must complete a background check before booking, and the property maintains a strict no‑smoking, no‑pets policy to preserve the tranquil environment.
Full‑Hookup RV Sites
For those who prefer the flexibility of an RV, the Village offers full‑hookup sites at $1,000 per month. Each site provides electricity, water, and sewer connections, as well as the same Wi‑Fi access and snow‑removal service available to tiny‑house guests. This option is ideal for families or groups who wish to travel together while still enjoying the comforts of a permanent residence.
Booking Information
Interested parties should direct inquiries to the Village manager via email at [email protected]. The resort encourages early reservations, as winter housing slots are limited and tend to fill quickly during the peak ski season.
By offering winter accommodations, Snake River Cabin Village aims to support local tourism, provide families with a safe and comfortable winter getaway, and contribute to the year‑round vitality of Alpine’s economy. The Village’s commitment to full service—including utilities, internet, and snow removal—reflects a broader effort to make the region an attractive destination for both short‑term visitors and longer‑term seasonal residents.
Local businesses and community leaders have welcomed the initiative, noting that increased winter occupancy can help sustain restaurants, shops, and service providers throughout the colder months. The Village’s winter housing program aligns with Alpine’s tradition of hospitality and its focus on family‑friendly recreation.
Original reporting: Buckrail (Jackson WY) — read the source article.
