Snake River Elks Lodge #2807 is a banquet hall in Jerome, ID. Open: Mon–Thu 4:00 – 11:00 PM; Fri–Sat 2:00 – 11:00 PM; Sun Closed. Phone: (208) 324-0200. Average rating is 4.5 stars from 82 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/2807.
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Exterior view of Snake River Elks Lodge with shade and flowers. — Snake River Elks Lodge #2807
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Brotherhood, Good Food, and Open Roads

Jerome's Elks Lodge #2807 serves members with RV hookups, community dinners, and genuine Southern Idaho hospitality.

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About Us

A view of a well-maintained golf course with trees and blue sky. — Snake River Elks Lodge #2807
A view of a well-maintained golf course with trees and blue sky.

At Snake River Elks Lodge #2807, the welcome is immediate. Pull your motorhome into one of the eight RV spots, plug into 50-amp electric with water for just $20 a night, and you'll quickly understand why traveling Elks members keep coming back to this Jerome stop on their way through Magic Valley.

The lodge sits just a few miles from the Snake River, making it a natural basecamp for exploring Shoshone Falls, the canyon rim trails, and everything Twin Falls County has to offer. Inside, you'll find pool tables, dart boards, and ping pong, plus a full bar and a dining room that fills up fast on spaghetti dinner nights, complete with stacks of raffle prizes and neighbors who actually talk to each other.

With a 4.5-star rating earned across 82 member reviews, Lodge #2807 has built its reputation the old-fashioned way: consistent value, genuine friendliness, and the kind of place where you park for one night and end up staying three.

What We Offer

Lodge #2807 operates as a full-service member facility anchored by RV accommodations that rival private campgrounds at a fraction of the price. Eight sites with 50-amp electric and water hookups make overnight stays easy, whether you're passing through or using Jerome as a home base for the week.

The banquet and event hall hosts everything from community fundraisers to private celebrations, with catering support and a full bar on-site. Regular community dinners like the popular spaghetti nights bring members and guests together around good food and even better conversation. Inside the lodge, the game room keeps things lively with pool, darts, and ping pong year-round.

As a chapter of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Lodge #2807 also connects members to national charitable programs, youth initiatives, and veteran support services that have defined the Elks mission for over 150 years.

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“We went for the spaghetti dinner and had a really nice time! They had a ton of raffle prizes.”

— Laurie Friedt

What Our Guests Say

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7 months ago
"This is an Elks Lodge members only RV spot. Very friendly Elks Lodge in the Town Falls Idaho area. Lots to see, the Snake River is only a few miles down the road. The RV spots (about eight) are close to level. There is both 50 amp and 30 amp electricity available. The street directly behind the parking is somewhat busy with trucks, and you can hear them during the night. This was not a problem for us. This was a very nice overnight stop."
— Ronald Montgomery
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7 months ago
"We always enjoy our stay at this Elks Lodge in our motorhome. 50-amp electric and water for $20 a day can’t be beat. They have a pool table, dart boards and ping pong table. Everyone is friendly and it’s always a fun visit."
— Charisse Tyson
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4 months ago
"We went for the spaghetti dinner and had a really nice time! They had a ton of raffle prizes."
— Laurie Friedt
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9 months ago
"Easy in and out RV stop. $20 for Elks members. 6 sites 30/50 amp no water or sewer. Only 3 polls with electricity for sites front and back. Please park so that everyone can easily use the electric service. Friendly Lodge. Stayed 1 night to see Falls, Perrine Bridge and Evil Knievel snake River jump site."
— J Grizbo75
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5 months ago
"Only had power with water off site. There was no dump station. But for the price it was worth it."
— Carol Smith

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an Elks member to stay at the RV spots?

Yes, the RV accommodations at Lodge #2807 are available to Elks members only. If you hold a valid Elks membership card from any lodge, you're welcome to use the sites. Contact the lodge directly through elks.org/2807 to confirm availability before arriving.

What do the RV hookups include and what do they cost?

The lodge offers approximately eight RV sites with 50-amp electric service and water hookups for $20 per day. It's a straightforward, honest price that members consistently praise in reviews.

Where exactly is Lodge #2807 located?

The lodge is at 412 E 200 S in Jerome, Idaho 83338. Jerome sits in Magic Valley, just a short drive from the Snake River, Shoshone Falls, and the Twin Falls area.

Does the lodge host events open to guests or just members?

Many lodge events, including community dinners like the popular spaghetti nights, welcome guests alongside members. Event schedules vary, so check the lodge's page at elks.org/2807 or reach out directly for upcoming dates.

Can I rent the banquet hall for a private event?

Yes, the lodge's event space is available for private functions including parties, fundraisers, and celebrations. The facility includes bar service and dining support. Reach out through the lodge's website to discuss availability and details.

What recreational facilities are available inside the lodge?

Members and guests can enjoy a pool table, dart boards, and a ping pong table inside the lodge, along with a full bar. It's the kind of casual, comfortable setup that makes an evening stretch well past your original plans.

How do I become an Elks member to access Lodge #2807?

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is open to U.S. citizens who believe in God and are over 21. You can start the process at elks.org or ask any current member at Lodge #2807 for a referral.

Hours of Operation

Closed · Opens Monday at 4:00
Monday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday 2:00 – 11:00 PM
Saturday 2:00 – 11:00 PM
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73° Clear Jerome
Sat 92° 65°
Sun 89° 63°
Mon 95° 61°
Tue 99° 64°
Wed 93° 71°
Thu 91° 63°
Fri 83° 59°
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Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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