We are not a motel with a 24 hour lobby set up to take walk in business, but a cabin rental/guest ranch operation with a limited number of cabins. We would be more similar to renting a condominium or vacation rental property. The majority of our reservations are made several weeks if not months before the time of stay; therefore we have a difficult time filling canceled reservations with short notice. People who have been turned away due to us being full, typically have made reservations at another lodging establishments when we have made attempts to contact them due to a cancellation. Please make sure your plans are firm before booking.
Review our cancellation policies for more detail
Due to the cabins being equipped with full kitchens and larger than a typical hotel room, the cleaning is too extensive to justify one night stays.
Cabins are well equipped with pots, pans, can opener, silverware, dishes (service for seven, loft cabin), mixing bowls, baking tins, toaster, coffee maker (and coffee) spatulas, etc. A propane grill is on the front covered deck.
The nearest grocery store is in Alpine (four miles from our highway turn off). The store has a produce department, deli, meat, and beer cooler.
Yes, all people count, regardless of age. Our occupancy is set by local fire code, NO EXCEPTIONS. Do you have roll away beds or can we bring air mattresses for the floor?
No, We do not provide roll away beds or allow air mattresses. Our policy is no floor sleeping. We have found from past experiences that floor sleeping typically causes excess wear to the bedspreads, decorative pillows, matting of the carpets, and general overcrowding of the cabins.
Sorry, No outside pets are allowed on-site or in the cabins. The local vet clinic does offer a boarding service. Please call, (307) 654-9990
Yes the cabins have satellite T.V. with several movie channels.
No, but all TV’s have a jack on the front, if you choose to bring your own D.V.D. player.
No, but most of the larger cell phone companies (ATT and Verizon) have good service from the cabins.
Yes, In the spring of 2014 we updated our existing w.i.f.i. with a new faster system with better range.
Jackson is 36 miles North East of Alpine. The entrance to Grand Teton Park is approx. 15 miles North of Jackson. The official entrance to Yellowstone is 60 miles from Jackson, although most consider the entrance into Teton Park the start of their park adventure. One entrance fee is good for both Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks.
Yes, There is a laundry mat in the town of Alpine.
Yes anyone staying at the cabins may fish the on-site pond (catch and release/barbless hooks). Yes, you do need a Wyoming fishing license.
The Alpine grocery store and every gas station sell licenses. Banana’s (2 miles north of Alpine) sells Idaho licenses.
No, We do not allow Tents or R.V.s next to cabins. This is due to consideration of other guests and to prevent overcrowding to the Rockin’ M amenities.
Yes, The Salt River bordering the cabins and nearly 1 mile upstream can be fished by guests of the cabins.
Yes, we do offer horseback rides. All rides are by reservation only and require some advanced notice. Please see our horseback portion of this website. If we are not able to accommodate you, we will be happy to refer you to another reputable outfitter.
Yes, A.T.V.’s are allowed, but only for the purpose of accessing or leaving the cabins. Using the cabins roads for “the race track” or making continual laps around the cabins is not permitted. No one under 16 is allowed to operate A.T.V.’s on Rockin’ M properties.
Yes, we have recently improved our Salt River boat ramp. Guests of the cabins are welcome to use it.
Yes, There is typically plenty of snow from December to March to get around the valley floor. The groomed trail starts approx, 1/2 mile from our highway turn off.
Yes, The cabins have propane fueled fire places.
Yes, There is one large gravel pad beside each cabin and additional parking in front of the cabins.
Yes, Please see our Snowmobile Rentals portion of this website.
