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Brooks Lake Lodge

4.8(155)
Resort hotel

About

Brooks Lake Lodge offers a rustic-chic retreat in Wyoming’s Shoshone National Forest, blending historic charm with all-inclusive luxury. The 1922 main lodge, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, anchors a collection of cozy rooms, suites, and cabins surrounded by stunning mountain views.

The resort’s turnkey hospitality includes exceptional Western-inspired cuisine, a full-service spa, and curated outdoor activities like fly fishing and horseback riding. It’s an ideal setting for small corporate groups seeking a distinctive venue that combines nature, comfort, and seamless service.

Best for

  • Executive retreats with rustic luxury
  • Team building with outdoor adventures
  • All-inclusive multi-night corporate stays

Request a Package

Tell the venue what you're planning and they'll respond with a custom proposal within 1–2 business days.

Group Meeting

Custom request

Professional meeting space for your team — whether it's a meeting, training, workshop, or multi-day offsite. Half-day, full-day, or multi-day — with the option to request AV, catering, and your preferred room layout.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology

Room Block

Custom request

Reserve a block of rooms for your group — ideal for multi-day conferences, offsites, or any event where attendees are traveling from out of town.

What's typically included

  • Reserved guest rooms for your group
  • Flexible check-in & check-out dates
  • Negotiated group rates

Meeting + Room Block

Custom request

Bundle your meeting space and guest rooms in one request — perfect for multi-day offsites and conferences where the team meets by day and stays overnight.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology
  • Reserved guest rooms for your group

Venue Details

Standout features

Main lodge listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Historic Architecture
Main lodge listed on the National Register of Historic Places
The central building dates back to 1922 and was originally known as the Two-Gwo-Tee Inn, serving as a historic stopover for travelers to Yellowstone. This heritage adds a tangible connection to the Western legacy and enhances the venue's distinctive
Year-round adventure in Shoshone National Forest
Outdoor Activities
Year-round adventure in Shoshone National Forest
Guests can enjoy horseback riding, fly fishing, canoeing, snowshoeing, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and downhill tubing on site or nearby, offering a blend of active and relaxing experiences set in a stunning natural environment at 9,200 feet
Executive Chef-driven Western cuisine
Culinary Experience
Executive Chef-driven Western cuisine
The all-inclusive dining program features carefully prepared meals that incorporate Western culinary standards, providing guests with a refined yet regionally authentic food experience.

At a glance

Rated 4.8 on Google · 155 reviews