A small wooden camping cabin with a covered porch on a sagebrush hillside above a reservoir

Cabins & Cottages

Jordanelle State Park rents five cabins and three cottages. The cabins cost $150 a night, sleep six or eight, and have a refrigerator, microwave, heating and air conditioning; they close from November through March. The three cottages cost $200 a night, have a full bathroom and kitchenette, and can be booked all year, which makes them the only way to stay overnight at Jordanelle in winter. Bring your own linens and cooking gear to either.

At a Glance

Cabins & Cottages at a Glance

Cabins5, $150 a night, closed November to March

Cottages3, $200 a night, open year-round

Pet-friendly cabinsDeer Ridge, Elkhorn, Sage Hen Hollow ($20 per pet per stay, 2 max)

Pets in cottagesNot allowed

ADA accessibleDeer Ridge and Kokanee Run cabins; Moulton Manor cottage

BringYour own linens and cooking utensils

Check-in / check-out3 p.m. / 12 p.m.

The Five Cabins

Mahogany Ridge: sleeps 8.
Sage Hen Hollow: sleeps 8, pet-friendly.
Elkhorn: sleeps 6, pet-friendly.
Deer Ridge: sleeps 6, pet-friendly, ADA accessible.
Kokanee Run: sleeps 6, ADA accessible.

Each cabin has a refrigerator, a microwave, an air conditioning and heating unit, and a table with chairs. Smoking is not allowed. The three pet-friendly cabins take dogs for a non-refundable $20 per pet per stay, with two pets at most. Utah State Parks says to check the alerts on each cabin's reservation page for current details, and lists the rate as $150 a night.

The Three Cottages

Blue Goose: one queen bed, a sofa sleeper, and a loft that sleeps two children.
Lazy L: sleeps 6, with one queen bed, two twin bunk beds and two twin mattresses in the loft.
Moulton Manor: ADA accessible, one queen bed and two twin mattresses in the loft.

All three cottages have a full bathroom with a shower, a kitchenette and a dining area. No pets are allowed in the cottages. They're $200 a night and open year-round.

A hillside RV campsite with a picnic table and fire ring overlooking a blue mountain reservoir

Lodging Rules

Check-in is 3 p.m., check-out 12 p.m.
No smoking in any cabin or cottage.
No cooking inside except in the microwave.
Furniture stays inside the unit.
You're expected to clean before you check out; skipping the rules can mean extra charges on the card on file.
The reservation covers one vehicle. One extra vehicle is allowed if space permits, for a nightly fee, two at most.

Booking

Cabins and cottages are reserved through Utah State Parks' ReserveAmerica site, the same as campsites, or by phone at 800-322-3770. An $8 reservation fee applies (Camping). For tent and RV options, see the campground guide; for winter trips, the cottages are the only lodging open (Plan Your Visit).

FAQ

Cabins & Cottages FAQ

Does Jordanelle State Park have cabins?

Yes, five, at $150 a night. They sleep six or eight and have a refrigerator, microwave and heat/AC. They close November through March.

Can you stay at Jordanelle in winter?

Yes, in one of the three cottages, which can be booked year-round for $200 a night. Campgrounds and cabins close for the winter.

Are dogs allowed in the Jordanelle cabins?

In three of them: Deer Ridge, Elkhorn and Sage Hen Hollow, for $20 per pet per stay, two pets at most. Pets are not allowed in the cottages.

Do the Jordanelle cottages have bathrooms?

Yes. Each cottage has a full bathroom with a shower, a kitchenette and a dining area.