All buildings on old guest ranches have names. This cabin is called The Budge. The Budge is a rustic log cabin with everything you need for the perfect get-away. A small kitchen with a propane stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and cooking utensils for cooking all your meals at home. Bedroom has queen bed, flannel sheets, and comforter. Bathroom is small with toilet, sink and shower. A private and secluded location await you at our property. Walk to the creek to cast a fly in the early morning. Sit peacefully and observe nature from the back porch. As the owners of this historic guest ranch since 1950, we have maintained the western charm, hospitality and unique character of our property for the past 70 years.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit and a deadlock
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A car is required for transport to and from this property
Frequently asked questions
Is Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing! pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing!?
As of 31 Mar 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing! on 22 Nov 2021 start from AU$328, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing!?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing!?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing!?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Private Cabin on Secluded Guest Ranch. Fishing! located?
Situated on the waterfront, this cabin is steps from Jackson Hole Valley and within 3 mi (5 km) of Owen Bircher Park and Cowboy Up Hang Gliding. Rendezvous Park is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) away.
Reviews
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The cabin is great: rustic and comfortable. The location on fish creek is very special, with beautiful aspen and pines, willow and flowers. Nice hiking trails nearby (I walked up the PWA dirt road and had great views of the valley area and mountains.). I’ll try to get back there!
bean A.
Stayed 4 nights in Sep 2019
Response from VrboOwner on 22 Mar 2020
Adrian was a great guest. They enjoyed hiking close to the property and all other fantastic things to do in the valley. Adrian you’re welcome back anytime.
My Mom and I really enjoyed our first experience in the Jackson/Teton area! We came to see moose and we accomplished that on this property! This is truly a rustic cabin that is very cozy and comfortable sleeping. Very simple living. We were only there for sleeping pretty much and had a great time exploring the parks and Jackson area. We were home each evening to watch the mama and baby moose right behind the cabin in the creek and land behind us. The river you cross to get to the property is unique and provides a relaxing sound. It is such a quiet property down in the willows and The Budge is close to 2 other cabins and the main house- that wasn’t a problem for us. The bathroom is small, but we didn’t find that a problem. Since we were the first guests of 2020, Kim helped make sure we had everything we needed. The only thing we wish we had was a microwave (only because we had leftovers from other meals and mom and I aren’t used to not having one....that’s us though!). We will definitely come back if Kim and family will have us! Thank you for a lovely time!
Kayla A.
Stayed 4 nights in May 2020
Response from VrboOwner on 31 May 2020
Kayla and Jane were fantastic guests!! I would welcome them back anytime. Our mama moose never disappoints, she brought her 5 day old baby for them to see. And , Kayla, i got the microwave back in the cabin😊
We loved our stay in the budge! Hiked all day in the Tetons and this cabin was perfect to come home to. Peace and quiet! Saw momma and baby moose several days on the property and heard elk bugling. The cabin has everything and is very comfortable! Kim was awesome! Will stay again!!
Love the property. Peaceful and relaxing! Property owner was very nice! Thank you Kim for everything!
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10/10 Excellent
Chad
9 Aug 2020
Liked: Cleanliness, amenities
A beautiful, quiet, and secluded cabin on a private ranch. Near enough to Jackson and Grand Teton Nat'l park yet far enough out of the busy and crowded tourist areas. Nora's Fish Creek Inn in nearby Wilson has excellent breakfast fare. The ranch is boarded on the west by Fish Creek, and the west by a pond. The pond is frequently visited by moose. We had to stop on Fish Creek Rd one morning to two huge bull moose jumping a fence and crossing over the road to nibble on one resident's trees!
Very peaceful and quiet. On property managers,Nick and Caitlin, were fabulous. Helpful and knowledgeable with local stores/bars/restaurants. No concerns regarding safety. Next to Fish Creek, so there is always soothing river music. Early in AM, Moose wander by to say hi. Friendly doggies. Great location to get to Idaho/Tetons/Yellowstone. Rivers to fish, mountains to hike and plenty of places to go in spite of high tourist concentration. Did not spend much time in Jackson Hole, too many things to do. Wi-fi is fine. Only complaint/downside is the size of bathroom. I would love to come stay again!
Julie S.
Stayed 7 nights in Jun 2019
Response from VrboOwner on 22 Mar 2020
Hi Julie, so glad the moose were there to greet you. We hope you will be able to come again. And as for the bathroom, yes, on the small side, an add on in the 1950's.
About the host
Hosted by Gina St Clair
I am the granddaughter of Jacqueline Hiller, who started running the the Anchor Ranch in the 1950’s. I grew up in Jackson in the 60's and 70's and graduated from the Jackson Hole High School in 1979. My summers were spent at the ranch, riding horses and fly fishing in the creek. I went to college at The Evergreen State College in Washington. The day after graduation I drove to Alaska where I lived for 32 years. In Haines, Alaska I raised three kids, as well as had a variety of jobs including cooking, teaching, fishing, and guiding. I also had a small farm where I raised chickens, goats and a large organic vegetable garden. I am back home for now, to help out my parents and help maintain the ranch. I live here with my partner, Dan, and daughter, Gabrielle, who is now a senior at the Jackson Hole High School.
Why they chose this property
My grandparents Jacqueline and Fredrick Hiller bought the Anchor Ranch in 1950. They had moved to the United States from Germany, he was a neurologist at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois. Originally they came out to Jackson as 'dudes', and stayed at Trail Creek Ranch. In 1950 they decided to buy their own property where they could be near the mountains and enjoy good fishing. Fredrick passed away in 1953, and Jackie and her two daughters, my mom, (Gabrielle) Putzi and her sister Sylvia, moved out to Wyoming permanently around 1955. At that time, Jackie started running the ranch as a dude ranch, which she continued for the next 20 years. Summer tourists, or dudes as they were called back in the day, came to the ranch for fishing, horseback riding, hiking, climbing and for some it was just coming out to be in the west. After Jackie's passing in 1993, my mom, Putzi and her husband John moved to the ranch. They have lived here ever since, and all of their four daughters have all lived here at some point in time.
What makes this property unique
I feel incredibly lucky that I get to call the Anchor Ranch my home. It is not many places in the Jackson Hole valley which have remained virtually untouched for 70 years. The corrals, arena and horses are no long here, but the trees I climbed as a young cowgirl in my cowboy boots are. And the creek and the pond still flow as pure and pristine, with cut throat and brook trout, as they always have.