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VerifiedDecember 18, 2019 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Incredible location and fantastic facilities.
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NEW TO 2026: Water will be unavailable at the Green River Lakes Lodge due to the system being damaged by the Dollar Lake Fire. This includes all drinking water, sinks, and showers. Please bring all water necessary for drinking, bathing, washing dishes, etc. Feel free to contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
NEW TO 2026: The Green River Lakes Road will be under major reconstruction and delays may impact travel times. Please plan accordingly and contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
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Guests enjoy their time at Green River Lake Lodge, appreciating the well-stocked kitchen and beautiful views. However, heating issues in the cabins have been reported, with some guests struggling to keep warm in very cold temperatures. Despite these challenges, many find the experience enjoyable and consider it a great getaway.
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December 18, 2019 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Incredible location and fantastic facilities.
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December 18, 2019 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Incredible location and fantastic facilities.
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January 1, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Unbelievable View and beautiful lodge. Thanks for making this available to the public, well worth the $$$
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January 1, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Unbelievable View and beautiful lodge. Thanks for making this available to the public, well worth the $$$
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
We were excited to stay at the lodge because we've camped in this area with our kids for years. We knew the lodge was there and we've even used the light that shone from it at night to guide us back to the north end as we've paddled our canoe after dark. However, we were disappointed in the lodge. It must have been a mighty fine place to stay in in it's day, but it is old and dirty and falling apart. It looked like there had been little thought into preparing this place for public reservations. Switch and plug plates had been removed and covered with blanks that were not all uniform, but looked like they were just some old leftovers that happened to be laying around. It was obvious that to patch over those holes in the walls was too much for those in charge. Crazy thing is, with all the former switch and plug plate holes that were covered, there were no covers on the former heating vents in front of the windows in the great room. Those were all bare and probably home to lots and lots of mice. Speaking of mice, on our 2nd day, after being gone all day hiking, we returned and sat on the futon, which was facing the window and that beautiful view of the lake and Square Top Mountain. In doing so, we could smell something just awful. It was something that was dead. I first thought of a mouse, but didn't know where it would be. Down in one of the uncovered vents? In the folds of the black futon, which was uncleaned, filthy from years of use? I didn't want to even think about it. We made dinner on the stove and afterwards, while picking up a frying pan to wash, a mouse jump out of it, scurried across the top and down into a burner hole. We turned on all 4 burners and watched, with a broom, for it to come out. Eventually, it made a short appearance on the bottom side of the stove, only to quickly go back under the stove. (If you want the full review, I've already sent it to you around Aug 18, 2019).
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
We were excited to stay at the lodge because we've camped in this area with our kids for years. We knew the lodge was there and we've even used the light that shone from it at night to guide us back to the north end as we've paddled our canoe after dark. However, we were disappointed in the lodge. It must have been a mighty fine place to stay in in it's day, but it is old and dirty and falling apart. It looked like there had been little thought into preparing this place for public reservations. Switch and plug plates had been removed and covered with blanks that were not all uniform, but looked like they were just some old leftovers that happened to be laying around. It was obvious that to patch over those holes in the walls was too much for those in charge. Crazy thing is, with all the former switch and plug plate holes that were covered, there were no covers on the former heating vents in front of the windows in the great room. Those were all bare and probably home to lots and lots of mice. Speaking of mice, on our 2nd day, after being gone all day hiking, we returned and sat on the futon, which was facing the window and that beautiful view of the lake and Square Top Mountain. In doing so, we could smell something just awful. It was something that was dead. I first thought of a mouse, but didn't know where it would be. Down in one of the uncovered vents? In the folds of the black futon, which was uncleaned, filthy from years of use? I didn't want to even think about it. We made dinner on the stove and afterwards, while picking up a frying pan to wash, a mouse jump out of it, scurried across the top and down into a burner hole. We turned on all 4 burners and watched, with a broom, for it to come out. Eventually, it made a short appearance on the bottom side of the stove, only to quickly go back under the stove. (If you want the full review, I've already sent it to you around Aug 18, 2019).
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January 21, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Had a great stay! Should have brought a lantern and slippers for inside.
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January 21, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Had a great stay! Should have brought a lantern and slippers for inside.
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January 24, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Wonderful spot!
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January 24, 2020 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Wonderful spot!
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29 E. Fremont Lake Rd, P.O. Box 220, Pinedale, WY 82941 United States
Elevation: 2,447 ft
From Pinedale, drive 7 mi west on US Highway 191. Turn north of Wyoming Highway 352 and continue 25 mi to the Forest Boundary, where the pavement ends. Continue on the dirt road for 18 mi to the Lodge. While the dirt road to the lodge is suitab...
From Pinedale, drive 7 mi west on US Highway 191. Turn north of Wyoming Highway 352 and continue 25 mi to the Forest Boundary, where the pavement ends. Continue on the dirt road for 18 mi to the Lodge. While the dirt road to the lodge is suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles, weather can make this road impassable to all but 4 wheel drive vehicles, call the district office to inquire on road conditions.
Note: Winter Access (December-March) is via snowmobile only, approximately 20 mi.
The closest entrance is: Moran Entrance Station
Approximate drive: 60 mi · over 1 hr (103 min)
NEW TO 2026: Water will be unavailable at the Green River Lakes Lodge due to the system being damaged by the Dollar Lake Fire. This includes all drinking water, sinks, and showers. Please bring all water necessary for drinking, bathing, washing dishes, etc. Feel free to contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
NEW TO 2026: The Green River Lakes Road will be under major reconstruction and delays may impact travel times. Please plan accordingly and contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
Last updated: November 3, 2026