easy
overnight to multi-day
Suitable for all fitness levels as activities around the yurt are low-impact and accessible.
Discover the charm of Senate View yurt in Ketchum, Idaho—perfect for cozy stays and outdoor fun near scenic Senate Meadows.
Experience a tranquil outdoor getaway at the Senate View yurt located in serene Senate Meadows near Ketchum, Idaho. This private yurt offers a unique blend of rustic comfort and natural beauty, ideal for groups of up to eight people. Inside, you’ll find cozy sleeping arrangements and a traditional wood stove that keeps the space warm and inviting. Step outside to soak in panoramic views of the surrounding meadows and mountains, perfect for photographers and nature lovers alike. One of the highlights is the easy access to a nearby sledding hill, making it a fantastic spot for winter fun with family or friends. The yurt’s remote location means you can unwind and disconnect but still be close enough to local amenities in Ketchum. Whether you’re planning a quiet retreat or an active adventure, Senate View yurt offers a memorable stay surrounded by Idaho's impressive landscapes. Galena Lodge ensures comfortable accommodations paired with outdoor activities to create an authentic and enjoyable experience for every guest.
Idaho weather can change quickly, especially in spring and fall, so prepare accordingly.
The wood stove heats the yurt, but bringing additional firewood can ensure warmth throughout your stay.
The nearby sledding hill is best enjoyed with sturdy sleds to ensure a fun and safe experience.
Since the location is remote, bringing easy-to-store foods helps you avoid frequent trips to town.
Senate Meadows and surrounding areas have been traditional seasonal hunting grounds for local Native American tribes and later served as important grazing lands for settlers.
Galena Lodge supports sustainable tourism practices by limiting visitor impact and promoting Leave No Trace principles to preserve Senate Meadows' pristine condition.
To ensure a comfortable night in the cooler temperatures inside the yurt.
fall specific
Necessary for navigating snowy terrain around the yurt and sledding hill safely.
winter specific
Allows you to prepare meals easily in the remote location if desired.
Essential for nighttime mobility and safety since external lighting is limited.