Frozen Dog Digs sits above Emmett in Gem County — close to the Treasure Valley, quiet enough that a reunion or retreat does not feel like a hotel ballroom. You can take the whole property overnight, or book the Digs for a single day.
Day events are hosted. Plan on a maximum of about 75–100 people. The dining porch, patio deck, spa terrace, outdoor kitchen, and paths carry a large group; not everyone sits in one room.
No overnight required. The Digs is yours for the hours you book — family in from out of town, a holiday meal, a company meeting that needs air and a table, a reunion that would be cramped in a restaurant private room.
Day-event pricing depends on the hours, the meal, and the size of the group. Ask when you write.
Thanksgiving-scale tables, a summer reunion, a celebration of life, a milestone birthday. Overnight families take every room — see Take the Digs at $899 a night. Relatives who sleep in town can still spend the day: breakfast extra seats, a meal on the porch or patio, the spa and paths in the afternoon.
A working day that is not a conference center. Meeting space in the indoor rooms, a break on the deck, lunch that is actually a meal. Overnight retreats use the whole Digs so the team stays put. Day meetings use the same hillside without booking every bed.
We do not put on the ceremony. Rehearsal dinner, wedding night in Chow Chow, family in the rest of the house — that is Weddings.
Every room, always hosted, all ages. $899 per night. Breakfast and dinner for more than the overnight list. Take the Digs.
