Wapiti Lodge

Details & Features

Nestled in a spectacular setting along the North Fork Highway, the 4.68-acre Wapiti Lodge is conveniently located between Cody, Wyoming, and the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Overlooking the Shoshone River in the heart of the Wapiti Valley, the location is optimal for a profitable lodge business. Situated on nearly a quarter mile of river frontage, this property offers direct access to world-class fishing. Completely renovated in 2011, improvements include six scenic guest suites, a guest house, cabin, bunkhouse, a lounge and the general store. With proximity to Yellowstone and nearby National Forest, this is a unique opportunity to own one of the finest lodge properties on the North Fork. The Wapiti Lodge on the Shoshone River offering is a unique opportunity to own an exceptional lodging operation in one of the most stunning locations in the country. The combination of recreation, income potential and easy access to Yellowstone National Park makes Wapiti Lodge a rare investment.

Location: Wapiti Lodge is located along the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River in Park County, Wyoming, in the shadow of the Absaroka Mountains. The ranch lies approximately 30 miles east of the entrance to Yellowstone National Park and 20 miles west of the historic western town of Cody. Art galleries and museums including the prestigious Buffalo Bill Center of the West are popular attractions in addition to summer concerts, the PRCA rodeo, world-class trout fishing and rafting. Yellowstone National Park is within 1 ½ hours of the ranch, providing endless exploration opportunities.

Improvements: Situated on 4.68 deeded acres and well-known along the Shoshone River Valley, the Wapiti Lodge offers six restored guest suites capturing rustic style and elegance. The lodge enjoys modern comfort and convenience for guests with kitchenettes, phones, Wi-Fi, cable television, continental breakfasts, gathering areas and a game room. Viewing the spectacular scenery surrounding the lodge and fishing the private stretch of the Shoshone River are a bonus. For guest convenience, the lodge also has a trading post with snacks, fishing supplies, souvenirs and beer, wine and liquor.

Live Water: Rushing down the Wapiti Valley from Yellowstone National Park’s east entrance to the Buffalo Bill Reservoir, is the North Fork of the Shoshone River. Easily accessible from the scenic Wapiti Valley Highway, this river becomes a dry fly angler’s haven in early fall. Don’t miss the browns in October as they run upstream from the Buffalo Bill Reservoir during their annual spawning migration.

Summary: Nestled in a spectacular setting the Wapiti Lodge boasts a prime location with exceptional recreation and income potential. Showing a profit for the last three years, the lodge accommodates up to 30 guests and combines rustic charm with modern conveniences. The Wapiti Lodge is a turn-key business with proximity to Yellowstone National Park. To learn more about this historical lodge please visit the website at wapitilodge.com. And, please call for a site tour.

• Profitable historic lodge
• Excellent income potential