Camp Little Lemhi Director`s Cabin

These historic cabins, nestled in the trees and hills of Camp Little Lemhi, have a beautiful lake view. The camp was established in 1959 and named in honor of Chief Tendoy of the Bannock, Shoshone, and Sheepeater tribe. These cabins housed the camp directors and their families each summer until 2019, when scouting began consolidating camps.

Currently under renovation for Spring of 2026, these 2 cabins with 5 bedrooms have hotel quality beds, bedding and linens.

Set on a soft slope, the front doors, on the downhill side, have paths to the lake and fishing dock and a side path that connects it to the outdoor amphitheater.

As a former scout camp, Lemhi has a lot to offer, including: Kayak, canoe, and paddle board rentals and a lake stocked with fish!