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We spent the Winter of 2004-2005 constructing two beautiful twin log cabins that we named The Grizzly Bear and The Grey Wolf.  These shelters, designed by our neighbors at Lumberjack Logs Homes, provide fireplaces, oversized continuous hot water supplied showers, Queen size bunk beds, kitchenettes with dining areas, large covered porches (with rocking chairs), vaulted ceilings and spectacular mountain views.  Local suppliers , and talented business neighbors , along with our own 80+ year old expert, Peter Chura, helped us produce these structures that were truly "Made in Montana".

 

   The Grizzly Bear and The Grey Wolf Cabins

Honeymooners have enjoyed "no worries" about being bothered by others, as these private units  share no walls, ceilings or floors.  Your own parking space (next to your porch), enhances your  feeling of privacy.  A high quality Queen size bunk-bed provides a "mini-loft" experience for those willing to make the climb.  The fireplace will keep you warm while your view of the Spanish Peaks and Bridger mountain ranges provide proof that a Montana mountain adventure is only minutes away...

       

                                                                          The Grizzly Bear and Grey Wolf Cabins

  

The Yellowstone Cabin

We spent the Winter of 2003-2004 constructing The Yellowstone Cabin.  The Yellowstone is our only cabin that was not constructed of log.  It is a "stick-frame" building that was primarily built by our friend and master builder Glen Vandyke. 

This wonderful cabin has hardwood floors inside, and a 400 square foot covered porch outside.  It has an amazing view of the Spanish Peaks and surrounding countryside. The extra large porch and relative isolation (no connecting walls, ceiling or floors), as well as its central location, has made the Yellowstone Cabin a favorite of the larger groups associated with wedding parties and family reunions. 

   

The Yellowstone Cabin has a nice clean kitchenette that is equipped with coffee maker, refrigerator, conventional oven, microwave oven, toaster and two-compartment sink.  The kitchen table and chairs provide a comfortable location for spreading out the morning newspaper or your trip maps .

 

A cozy yet sturdy Queen size bunk-bed brings out the kid in you.  During the day, an additional twin size trundle bed fits neatly beneath the lower bunk.

   

      

 

    

                                                        The Yellowstone Cabin

 

  The Bunkhouse Cabins

Our dream of operating a comfortable clean Western style lodging business began with the construction of the Bunkhouse Cabins in 1995.  These cozy log duplex units were designed and built by Jackson Hole Log Homes.  These cabins often rent as a "suite" where each half of the building shares a common covered porch.  This suite arrangement is particularly convenient for families that desire a little extra privacy

 

Bunkhouse Cabin #1  has been a guest favorite for almost a decade.  This simple log cabin has a queen size bed, kitchenette, bath, and a spectacular view of the Spanish Peaks mountain range.

Bunkhouse Cabin #2  shares 1 wall (and a porch) with Bunkhouse Cabin #1.  The only major difference between #1 and #2 is that Bunkhouse Cabin #2 has a queen bed and a twin size bunk bed.

 

     

                      Bunkhouse Cabins #1 and #2                                  Inside Bunkhouse Cabin #2                                              

 

Bunkhouse Cabin #3  is very similar to #1 with a queen size bed, kitchenette and bath.  However this cabin has a beautiful view of Hawk Hill and the Bridger mountain range.

Bunkhouse Cabin #4  is very similar to #2.  It shares 1 wall (and a porch) with Bunkhouse Cabin #3, and has a queen size bed as well as a twin size bunk bed, kitchenette and bath.

 

      

                     Bunkhouse Cabins #3 and #4                                 Inside Bunkhouse Cabin #3

 

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