Work Hard, Play Hard on the Banks of the Magnificent Henry’s Fork River

The Flat Rock Club is privately owned by 50 shareholders that visit the Club with their family and friends throughout the summer mainly to engage in world-class fly fishing on the Henry’s Fork and other rivers within the greater Yellowstone ecosystem.  The Club is not open to the general public. Our website is private with only the home page showing to non-members. 

The Club provides lodging in a variety of log cabins ranging in size from a single room to ten rooms.  Members gather nightly in the lounge to ponder the day's activities before venturing to the dining area to enjoy a three-course gourmet dinner.  Breakfast is served daily and sack lunches are prepared before the members depart for their day of fishing or other activity.

Members come from all walks of life and have traveled extensively throughout the world. They expect excellent service and are accustomed to dining on sophisticated cuisine.  We emphasize gracious, friendly, and detail-oriented service to each of the members.

Your time working at the Flat Rock Club will be full of memories from meeting people from all over the United States to your personal adventures exploring the area.  Members will share many fascinating tales of their day on the water to their travels through many exotic places.  Your position plays an essential role in an enjoyable visit by each member.  You are a valued member of the team. The hustle and bustle of city life are left behind when you enter the tranquil property we proudly call the Flat Rock Club.   

Employees are expected to have an honest, respectful work ethic; be hardworking, and be committed to excellent customer service. A friendly smile brightens the day for everyone. 

Flexibility is essential as well as being a team player.  Loving the outdoors and all it has to offer is vital.  Each day presents a new challenge that needs to be approached with a positive attitude.  A good sense of humor is necessary!  

The willingness to learn is more important than work experience.  A commitment to doing your best is what we strive for in each employee.  We will teach you the skills you need to be successful at your job. 

Successful seasonal applicants must commit to staying the entire season which begins mid May and ends early October. 

FREE housing and meals plus gigabit internet! We offer very competitive wages along with gratuities. The opportunity to live in such a magnificent area surrounded by the sounds of nature with free time almost every day to enjoy the abundance of activities is a bonus. Canoes are available for employee use if not in use by members. Fly fishing instruction is provided for anyone that wants to learn. Free housing and meals provide substantial savings for each employee. 

Individual dorm-style rooms located over the kitchen/dining room are provided for employees. Rooms are furnished with a bed, dresser, and an open closet.  Each room is private with a door and at least one window. Two bathrooms are shared; one with a stall shower and one with a claw foot bathtub/shower combo. 

Housing available for single individuals and committed couples.  We are unable to house families with children.

Meals are provided. 

Employees will need their own vehicle.

Public transportation is not available. The closest town with major shopping is 50 miles from the property. 

We are located off Highway 20 approximately 80 miles north of Idaho Falls, ID, and 25 miles south of West Yellowstone, MT.  The main property is located 7/10 of a mile off the main highway on a dirt road. 

Yellowstone National Park is at your fingertips being only a short drive away. Grand Teton National Park is approximately 100 miles from the Club.  Idaho's renowned Harriman State Park is only minutes away offering fishing, hiking, and horseback riding.

Many rivers surround the area for fishing and boating.  Numerous hiking and biking trails are nearby. Take time to relax and enjoy the abundant wildlife that surrounds the area.  A quiet afternoon in the sun reading a book, sketching a picture or catching that elusive trout awaits you.