Brooks Lake Lodge

Spectacular views, very friendly staff, cozy and comfortable accommodations, good food. Highly recommended!

Haven’t stayed here yet but I’m currently camping at the campgrounds next door and stopped by and talked to the property manager Matt as I had a few questions and he sold me I’ll be booking a trip here in the next week or so he was very friendly and this is a beautiful place! Ty Matt!

In 1955 the Lodge was a dude ranch and hunting lodge known as the Diamond G Ranch. A ranch of that same name is now located about 9 miles SE and I believe that reviews of that Diamond G Ranch are referring to the Brooks Lake Lodge. I worked that summer as an 18 year old wrangler, cutting firewood, wrangling horses and dudes, leading day fishing trips into the upper lakes and preparing a fall hunting camp 32 miles into the wilderness. Percy Yarborough was the forman. This is a really special place. The wildlife and scenery are amazing. Loring Green Tucson, AZ

We spent a few nights at Brooks Lake Lodge as part of our Wyoming trip (incl. Yellowstone and Grand Teton) with Adventures by Disney. As great as everything on the trip was, it was almost unanimous in our group that Brooks Lake Lodge was the highlight. Just for starters, the setting is spectacular. It's in Shoshone National Forest, surrounded by mountains and the lake at an elevation I believe around 8,000 feet or so. And when I say "surrounded" by mountains, that is very literal. There are rooms in the main building, as well as individual cabins. Everything is clean and well-maintained, and the staff is always around to offer any friendly assistance needed...as are a number of very friendly and gentle dogs! Activities are awesome...fly fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, archery and hiking. There are a number of different hiking trails to take, with a range of difficulty and length. When you hike or do horseback, you will have innumerable amazing views...make sure you have your phone and/or camera ready. They have a full bar and 4:30 tea time every day, with full meals served in a spacious, rustic dining room. Speaking of meals, dinners are utterly amazing! Every night we had three entrees from which to choose...beef, chicken or fish (two of them) and a vegetarian. Food quality is fantastic and the staff is very accommodating. Oh, and there is also a full-service spa! Massage options abound, and there is a nice outdoor jacuzzi. And before I forget, on cloudless nights, the sky is an absolute panorama of stars! Beautiful! We were there during late August, but the Lodge is open and active for the winter, as well. Just check with them to see what you can do. Everyone at Brooks Lake Lodge is genuinely nice and committed to guests having a great stay. They go out of their way for everyone and seem to love what they do and where they are. A trip to Brooks Lake Lodge will keep you active and busy, while also very relaxed and away from the real world. Highly, highly recommended!

What a special place! To see these mountains from 2 hours east and slowly make our way to their caldera was magic. The buildings are warm and cozy, the bed was super comfy, and the staff was delightful. It snowed! So we got massages and hung out in the spa. Renee, you are so talented. Your sport massage expertise made the drive back home pain free! And Matthew, thank you so much for treating us like queens and sharing your stories. This lodge is so lucky to have you!