Shore Lodge501 West Lake Street
McCall, Idaho 83638 (800) 657-6464 info@shorelodge.com Situated on the sandy shores of scenic Payette Lake in the Central Idaho town of McCall approximately 100 miles north of Boise, Shore Lodge is an idyllic mountain retreat that offers guests comfortable accommodation, a host of amenities and activities designed for fun and relaxation, and warm hospitality all in a setting of spectacular natural beauty. |
Room Reservations
Please call reservations at 800-657-6464 and mention you are a member of the NW Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons.
Lodging rates are priced per room per night and do not include Idaho sales/lodging tax of 11% and resort fee currently $15 per night.
GROUP RATE DEADLINE: JULY 13, 2016
- 1 Queen Non-Lake View Room ($154 - $164)
- King Garden Room ($159 - $164)
- King Lake View Room ($219 - $269)
- 2 Queen Lake View Room ($219 - $269)
- King Garden Suite ($219 - $269)
- 2 Queen Lake View Suite ($309 - $359)
- 2 Queen Lake Front Suite ($359 - $389)
Lodging rates are priced per room per night and do not include Idaho sales/lodging tax of 11% and resort fee currently $15 per night.
GROUP RATE DEADLINE: JULY 13, 2016
Directions
Shore Lodge is a scenic two-hour drive from Boise, Idaho along the picturesque Payette River Scenic Byway (Hwy 55).
Idaho Road Closures & Traffic Alerts
- From the Boise Airport, take I-84 West seven miles to the Eagle Road/Hwy. 55 exit.
- Turn right (northbound) and drive 6.5 miles to State Street/Hwy. 44 junction.
- Turn right (eastbound) and follow for 1.8 miles to Hwy. 55 junction.
- Turn left (northbound) and enjoy the spectacular scenery along the Payette River for 98 miles.
- Drive through town and Shore Lodge is on the right hand side approximately a mile outside of the downtown area.
Idaho Road Closures & Traffic Alerts
Airport Information
If you’re flying in, most major airlines offer direct flights to Boise, Idaho. Or, for a quick alternative, McCall Air can pick you up in Boise and fly you directly to McCall Municipal Airport, just 5 minutes from the Lodge.The nearest public airport to McCall is Boise Airport (BOI). From there it is approximately a two-hour drive to the Lodge.
If you have your own airplane, the McCall Municipal Airport is a full-service facility offering aviation services such as jet fuel and catering to G-V’s, Boeing 737’s, business jets, and all other small, mid-size and larger aircraft. For detailed statistics on this airport see the City of McCall Municipal Airport official page.
McCall Aviation offers flight service to McCall. Please see their website for the particulars or call 208.634.7137 or toll free 800.992.6559.
If you have your own airplane, the McCall Municipal Airport is a full-service facility offering aviation services such as jet fuel and catering to G-V’s, Boeing 737’s, business jets, and all other small, mid-size and larger aircraft. For detailed statistics on this airport see the City of McCall Municipal Airport official page.
McCall Aviation offers flight service to McCall. Please see their website for the particulars or call 208.634.7137 or toll free 800.992.6559.
Resort Info
Guestroom Amenities:
- Bathrooms with marble countertops
- Separate soaking bathtub and glass shower
- Shore Lodge Guest Robes (children’s available on request)
- Flat-screen HD Satellite TV
- In-room refrigerator
- Safe
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Hair Dryer
- Coffeemaker and Starbucks Coffee
- Bottled Water
- Newspaper
- Wireless internet
Dining Options
• The Narrows
Open for dinner daily and offering panoramic lake views from every table, The Narrows features a frequently changing menu of dishes comprised of locally sourced, regional ingredients. The Raw Bar Menu of oysters and fresh seafood specialties is available on Friday and Saturday evenings. To complement dinner, The Narrows offers an extensive collection of wines, dessert wines, ports and artisan cheeses. In 2014, Wine Spectator awarded The Narrows its prestigious “Award of Excellence.”
• The Lake Grill
For relaxed dining with lake views indoors or outdoors (seasonally) on the tiered patio, The Lake Grill offers a wide selection of favorite breakfast and lunch dishes – many with a regional flair. Lunch offerings include a selection of small plates, soups and salads, gourmet burgers, sandwiches and other casual fare. Throughout the summer, Lake Grill is home to the popular, old-time Shore Lodge tradition – a spectacular Sunday Breakfast Buffet. In summer, the Lake Grill also opens for dinner. A special offering at Lake Grill is the Raw Bar featuring a wide variety of seafood, available seasonally.
• The Narrows Grill and Game Room
Comfortable seating and sweeping views make The Narrows Grill the perfect place to unwind while enjoying a cocktail, light meal or snack. Not to be missed is the Thursday night burger menu which offers a host of decadent and delicious burgers ranging from Kobe beef to buffalo to the “Tree Hugger” portabella mushroom burger.
Open for dinner daily and offering panoramic lake views from every table, The Narrows features a frequently changing menu of dishes comprised of locally sourced, regional ingredients. The Raw Bar Menu of oysters and fresh seafood specialties is available on Friday and Saturday evenings. To complement dinner, The Narrows offers an extensive collection of wines, dessert wines, ports and artisan cheeses. In 2014, Wine Spectator awarded The Narrows its prestigious “Award of Excellence.”
• The Lake Grill
For relaxed dining with lake views indoors or outdoors (seasonally) on the tiered patio, The Lake Grill offers a wide selection of favorite breakfast and lunch dishes – many with a regional flair. Lunch offerings include a selection of small plates, soups and salads, gourmet burgers, sandwiches and other casual fare. Throughout the summer, Lake Grill is home to the popular, old-time Shore Lodge tradition – a spectacular Sunday Breakfast Buffet. In summer, the Lake Grill also opens for dinner. A special offering at Lake Grill is the Raw Bar featuring a wide variety of seafood, available seasonally.
• The Narrows Grill and Game Room
Comfortable seating and sweeping views make The Narrows Grill the perfect place to unwind while enjoying a cocktail, light meal or snack. Not to be missed is the Thursday night burger menu which offers a host of decadent and delicious burgers ranging from Kobe beef to buffalo to the “Tree Hugger” portabella mushroom burger.
The Cove
Capturing the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains and Payette Lake, The Cove spa at Shore Lodge is a Forbes 4 Star Spa and is an authentic mountain retreat offering an adventure in luxury for guests who can choose from a menu of massage therapies, facials, and body treatments. A range of daily excursion spa packages that provide relaxing, invigorating and pampering combinations of spa options also are available. The Cove’s amenities include indoor and outdoor saltwater immersion pools lined with granite boulders, a 24-hour fitness studio complete with the latest cardiovascular and strength training equipment, and manicures, pedicures and waxing services offered at The Cove Salon.
Whitetail Golf Club
Sweeping meadows and views of pine-covered mountains are the backdrop for the 7,200-yard, Par 72 Whitetail Club course, which was designed by Roger Packard and two-time U.S. Open winner Andy North. Named among the 2009 Top 100 Best Courses in America and in 2013 named One of Golfweeks’ Best Resort Courses, the course is available for play to Shore Lodge guests and Whitetail club members from mid-May to mid-October.
Additional Resort Amenities
• Complimentary Shuttle Service to Brundage Mountain Ski Area and throughout McCall
• Cruiser Bicycles for the whole family
• Winter Equipment (Ski) Valet
• Snowshoe Rentals
• Year-round outdoor pool and hot tub
• Private beach
• Marina with boat and kayak rentals
• Tennis, racquetball and basketball courts
• On-site, 43-seat Movie Theater with concession stand
• Kid’s Camp –“Camp Sharlie”
• Dog-friendly guest rooms
• The Mercantile Shop and café serving Starbucks
• Game Room featuring Shuffleboard, Foosball, Wii and board games and puzzles
• Lakeside/beach fire nightly with complimentary s’mores
• Cruiser Bicycles for the whole family
• Winter Equipment (Ski) Valet
• Snowshoe Rentals
• Year-round outdoor pool and hot tub
• Private beach
• Marina with boat and kayak rentals
• Tennis, racquetball and basketball courts
• On-site, 43-seat Movie Theater with concession stand
• Kid’s Camp –“Camp Sharlie”
• Dog-friendly guest rooms
• The Mercantile Shop and café serving Starbucks
• Game Room featuring Shuffleboard, Foosball, Wii and board games and puzzles
• Lakeside/beach fire nightly with complimentary s’mores
History
The spectacular scenery and recreational activities provided by Payette Lake and the McCall area have long been a favorite of residents throughout Western Idaho. Following World War II, a group of businessmen and doctors from Lewiston, Idaho turned their sights to developing the lake for tourists. At its heart would be the iconic Shore Lodge, which opened on July 3, 1948. Designed as a cozy, family-friendly resort for locals and tourists alike, the lodge has grown and added many amenities over the years, but has remained true to its design as a comfortable, friendly mountain retreat.
Nearby Attractions
• Brundage Mountain – Located only 10 minutes from Shore Lodge, Brundage Mountain is a family-owned ski area with 5 chairlifts that offer skiers 1,500 acres of lift-service terrain with a 1,800-foot vertical drop. It receives nearly 400 inches of annual snowfall and boasts spectacular terrain and primarily west-facing slopes. In summer, it provides mountain bikers lift-assisted access to more than 20 miles of trails. www.brundage.com
• Tamarack Resort – Located 30 minutes from Shore Lodge, Tamarack offers great alpine (and backcountry) skiing on a wide variety of terrain. Its east facing slope features minimal wind and great snowfall. 6 chairlifts, including 3 high-speed quads that offer skiers 900 skiable acres of lift-service terrain with a 2,800-foot vertical drop. Tamarack receives nearly 300 inches of annual snowfall. In the summer months Tamarack offers many options for fun such as, zipline tours. Explore the incredible Payette River
Mountains in a unique, thrilling, action packed zipline tour. Over 4,425 feet of zip line and 8 different ziplines to choose from. ww.tamarackidaho.com
• Warren Ghost Town – Set up by prospector James Warren when he discovered a vein of gold in 1862, Warren is one of the oldest towns in Idaho. It’s believed that about $15 million in placer gold was produced in the Warren Mining District. Today, only about a dozen people call the rustic town home. discovermccall.com/warren
• Central Idaho Historical Museum – Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum is located in the heart of McCall and features seven log structures built in 1937. It provides visitors with an up-close look at the history of the area through its archives and artifact collections. centralidahohistoricalmuseum.com
• Gold Fork Hot Springs - Located in nearby Donnelly, Gold Fork Hot Springs is just one of about 30 geothermal mineral baths in the area. It features six pools ranging from hot to warm and provides changing rooms, towel rentals. goldforkhotsprings.com
• Lakes, Rivers and Waterfalls – McCall is the place for anyone who enjoys water sports – and even half of its own Payette Lake is public property. There also are numerous other beautiful mountain lakes, crystal clear creeks and hundreds of miles of wild rivers nearby. allmccall.com/lakes_rivers_falls/
• Tamarack Resort – Located 30 minutes from Shore Lodge, Tamarack offers great alpine (and backcountry) skiing on a wide variety of terrain. Its east facing slope features minimal wind and great snowfall. 6 chairlifts, including 3 high-speed quads that offer skiers 900 skiable acres of lift-service terrain with a 2,800-foot vertical drop. Tamarack receives nearly 300 inches of annual snowfall. In the summer months Tamarack offers many options for fun such as, zipline tours. Explore the incredible Payette River
Mountains in a unique, thrilling, action packed zipline tour. Over 4,425 feet of zip line and 8 different ziplines to choose from. ww.tamarackidaho.com
• Warren Ghost Town – Set up by prospector James Warren when he discovered a vein of gold in 1862, Warren is one of the oldest towns in Idaho. It’s believed that about $15 million in placer gold was produced in the Warren Mining District. Today, only about a dozen people call the rustic town home. discovermccall.com/warren
• Central Idaho Historical Museum – Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum is located in the heart of McCall and features seven log structures built in 1937. It provides visitors with an up-close look at the history of the area through its archives and artifact collections. centralidahohistoricalmuseum.com
• Gold Fork Hot Springs - Located in nearby Donnelly, Gold Fork Hot Springs is just one of about 30 geothermal mineral baths in the area. It features six pools ranging from hot to warm and provides changing rooms, towel rentals. goldforkhotsprings.com
• Lakes, Rivers and Waterfalls – McCall is the place for anyone who enjoys water sports – and even half of its own Payette Lake is public property. There also are numerous other beautiful mountain lakes, crystal clear creeks and hundreds of miles of wild rivers nearby. allmccall.com/lakes_rivers_falls/
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