Cabin, Tiny Home, or RV Site? How to Pick Your Stay at Idaho Sky RV Resort

Picture the trip. Big Idaho sky, a hot tub with your name on it, and a home base that sits a straight shot from Yellowstone, the Tetons, and BYU-Idaho. The only real decision left is where to actually sleep.

Good news: Idaho Sky RV Resort in Rexburg has three answers, and none of them require owning a 40-foot rig. Here is how to pick the one that fits the crew.

Quick answer: does Idaho Sky RV Resort have cabins if you don’t own an RV?

Yes. Idaho Sky RV Resort offers three ways to stay: extra-large pull-through RV sites with full hookups, vacation rental cabins, and tiny home getaways. Travelers without an RV can book a furnished cabin or tiny home and skip the camper entirely, while RV owners get spacious, easy-in sites with full hookups.

Option 1: The full-hookup RV site

Best for the family that travels in their own rig and wants zero drama at check-in.

The sites run extra-large and pull-through, so parking the camper is a glide, not a 12-point turn with everyone shouting directions out the window. Full hookups mean water, power, and sewer are handled, and the Wi-Fi keeps the backseat crowd calm on arrival day.

Roll in, level up, and the rest of the resort is right there: two oversized hot tubs, fire pits built for s’mores, pickleball, cornhole, and a dog park so the pup gets a vacation too. It is camping with the comforts fully intact.

The vibe: freedom, space, and the satisfying click of a smooth setup.

Option 2: The cabin

Best for travelers who love the campground energy but also love a real bed and a roof that does not require unfolding.

Cabins at Idaho Sky are the move for first-timers, grandparents joining the trip, or anyone whose idea of roughing it stops at “no room service.” Everyone still gets the fire-pit nights, the hot tub soaks, and the morning walks, just with solid walls and a door that locks behind them.

It is the easy yes for a group that cannot agree on how rustic they want to get. Cabin folks get the outdoorsy weekend without anyone having to learn how a camper works at 9pm in the dark.

The vibe: cozy, simple, and ready the second you arrive.

Option 3: The tiny home getaway

Best for the crew that wants the stay to feel like part of the adventure.

Tiny homes bring main-character energy. They are compact, they are charming, and they turn “where we slept” into a story people actually tell when they get home. Perfect for couples chasing a weekend reset, small families who want something a little different, or anyone who has spent a suspicious amount of time saving tiny-home videos.

Same resort perks, same unbeatable location, with a stay that feels like a tiny vacation inside the vacation.

The vibe: trendy, memorable, and very screenshot-worthy.

Still deciding? Match the stay to the trip

Traveling with your own camper and a dog who thinks every trip is for them? The RV site is the one.

Flying in, borrowing a weekend, or bringing relatives who value a mattress? Book a cabin.

Chasing something a little more “oh, that’s cute” for a couples trip or a small-family escape? The tiny home wins.

Whichever one gets picked, the good stuff stays the same: hot tubs, fire pits, pickleball, cornhole, a dog park, laundry, and fast Wi-Fi, all on one easy property.

Location that does the heavy lifting

Here is the part that makes any of these an easy book. Idaho Sky sits in Rexburg, minutes from BYU-Idaho, about half an hour from Idaho Falls, and roughly an hour and 40 minutes from Yellowstone’s West Entrance up US-20.

Visiting a student, catching graduation, running a Yellowstone trip, or just chasing a quiet eastern Idaho reset? All three stays put the whole region within reach and a hot tub within walking distance.

Book the stay that fits

Cabins, tiny homes, and the best RV sites tend to go first, especially around big weekends and park season. Picking early is how the good ones end up yours.

Compare every option and reserve at idahoskyrvresort.com, book online through Campspot, or call the team at (208) 932-1180. They are happy to help match the right stay to the trip.

FAQs

Does Idaho Sky RV Resort have cabins or rentals if guests don’t own an RV?
Yes. Along with full-hookup RV sites, Idaho Sky RV Resort offers furnished vacation cabins and tiny home getaways, so guests can visit with or without a camper.

What are the ways to stay at Idaho Sky RV Resort?
There are three: extra-large pull-through RV sites with full hookups, vacation rental cabins, and tiny home getaways.

Is Idaho Sky RV Resort a good place to stay near BYU-Idaho?
Yes. The resort is in Rexburg, just minutes from BYU-Idaho, making it a convenient base for campus visits, move-in, and graduation weekends.

How close is Idaho Sky RV Resort to Yellowstone?
It sits about 82 miles, roughly an hour and 40 minutes, from Yellowstone’s West Entrance via US-20, which makes it a practical basecamp for park trips.

What amenities come with every stay?
Every option shares the resort amenities, including two oversized hot tubs, communal fire pits, pickleball and cornhole, a dog park, 24-hour laundry, and free high-speed Wi-Fi.

Which stay is best for first-time campers?
A cabin is usually the easiest choice for first-timers or guests who want campground fun with a real bed and simple, ready-when-you-arrive comfort.