Driggs, ID Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Grand Teton Mountain views serve as the backdrop of everyday life in Driggs, a rural, Teton County city known for its natural scenery and outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy spacious lots and easy access to some of the most well-known national parks in the United States. Established in the late 19th century, Driggs was developed as an agricultural community due to its fertile soil and proximity to the Teton River, with the arrival of the railroad in 1913 bringing in more settlers. Today, original architecture still stands along Main Street, with a diverse selection of businesses and amenities serving the town. “Driggs used to be a stopping point for outdoor lovers on their way to Jackson or Yellowstone, but now it’s a destination in itself," says Mandy Rockefeller, a local associate broker with Teton Valley Realty. “No matter what type of recreation you like, we have it here, whether it be skiing, rock climbing or mountain biking. People are also drawn here for the rural, small-town atmosphere. We just have one stoplight and quiet residential areas.” Near the center of town, log cabins, farmhouses and ranch-style homes were largely built between the mid-1900s and early 2000s, with