A whole home
Three bedrooms, two baths, a full kitchen, laundry, and comfortable gathering space give six guests room to live—not just somewhere to sleep.
Jackson, Montana lodging
Jackson lodging near the hot springs.
The Jackson Post is a historic three-bedroom whole home directly across from Jackson Hot Springs, with the space and privacy to make the Big Hole Valley your basecamp.
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Jackson—not Jackson Hole.
This is Jackson, Montana: a small ranching community in the Big Hole Valley, surrounded by mountain ranges and open country.
The Jackson Post gives families and groups an entire private home in town. It is practical enough for an adventure crew and comfortable enough for a quiet weekend with nowhere else to be. For trip ideas, start with the Big Hole Valley guide, or see what makes the house work for a winter stay.
Actually in Jackson
The house sits in the town of Jackson, so you begin and end each day in the Big Hole instead of commuting into it from a distant highway town.
Made for the valley
Come back from fishing, hiking, hunting, riding, or a long scenic drive to a stone fireplace, covered patio, and a table big enough for the whole crew.
Historic lodging
The postmaster lived here.
The house honors its connection to Jackson's postal history with vintage post boxes and signs displayed inside. Today, that character lives alongside a full kitchen, dedicated workspace, Wi-Fi, laundry, indoor fireplace, covered patio, grill, and three private bedrooms.
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Before you book
Jackson lodging questions.
How many people does The Jackson Post sleep?
Up to six guests in three bedrooms: one king bed and two queen beds. The house has two bathrooms.
Is this rental in Jackson, Wyoming?
No. The Jackson Post is in Jackson, Montana, in the Big Hole Valley between Wisdom and the Montana–Idaho high country.
Is The Jackson Post near Jackson Hot Springs?
Yes. Jackson Hot Springs is directly across the road, making soaking and dining an easy walk. The Jackson Post is independently owned and is not affiliated with the resort.
Is the house suitable for longer stays?
Yes. A full kitchen, washer and dryer, workspace, Wi-Fi, parking, and separate bedrooms make it comfortable for more than a quick overnight.
What do people come to the Big Hole Valley to do?
Fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, hunting, scenic driving, wildlife watching, and simply spending time in one of Montana's most open and distinctive valleys.
The Jackson Post
Make Jackson your basecamp.
Three bedrooms · Two baths · Six guests · Hosted by Toby and Kelci
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