Welcome to the Cutthroat Lodge

From Jeeping to ATV trails the St. Joe has your adventure covered. Embark on a ride to Avery, Wallace, Clarkia, St. Regis & more right from the Cutthroat Resort. Thousands of miles of the best trails in North Idaho. We host a couple Fun Runs through the year, like our Freedom Ride Fathers Day weekend. Be sure to check out our Event page!

Drop in along 60+ miles of the World's Highest Navigable River to catch the highly sought after Cutthroat Trout. Set up your special day with a Local Guide to help sweeten your experience. we have our own Drift boat & tubbing boat launch. Spring during the run off season, you can jet boat cruise all the way to the CDA Resort or anywhere on the lake from the Lodge.

Racers come from all over the World to compete in the weekend event. Friday Night Show n Shine hosted on Main Street in down town St. Maries. Races are on Saturday & Sunday in May. Racers launch their Jet Boats in  St. Maries and race all the way to Calder. Topping speeds over 130 mpr. A Spring time bucket list MUST COME TO WATCH EVENT!

Home of the BEST Chicken Fried Steak, like Grandma makes it. Enjoy your favorite Beverage on the Deck over looking the River or take a seat at our Beautiful Bar top. Check out our Big Eddy Bar & Grill page for the Menu. Jet Boat up in the Spring when the River is Super High, we offer tie off points around our Drift & Tube Boat Launch.

Our Lodge has many options for your Entertainment desires. Our River View Pool table, Darts, Corn-hole, Horse-shoes, Arcade games, Ring-toss in the Bar, DJ weekends, River Front Rock the Joe Music Festival to celebrate our Birthday during Calder Days, Weekend Bands, Fun Runs, Poker Floats in July & August and so much more!

The Lodge offers 22 Full RV Hook-ups  with Water, Sewer, Power & Starlink internet. 4 Power only sites, 4 Special Cedar Covered Dry Camping Sites, 4 designated fire pit Dry Camping sites and lots of Field camping area. We also offer 4 Newly Renovated Motel Rooms and a Newly renovated Cabin that sits on the River Bank of the St. Joe.