Meyers Creek Cabin is located within the Meyers Creek Work Center in Custer National Forest at an altitude of 5.6 ft. The cabin offers opportunities to enjoy relaxation and recreation in beautiful surroundings. It is reservable from May through November.
The cabin is accessible by vehicle. 4-wheel drive is recommended during wet weather.
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Meyers Creek Cabin has become a beloved destination for repeat visitors who consistently enjoy their stays. The cabin's charm and amenities contribute to a positive experience. Overall, it is a well-regarded choice for a getaway.
We had a great two days exploring the mountains and rivers near the cabin. Particularly enjoyed the peace and quiet around the place. Only one other person drove down the Forest Service lane while we were there. Fished the Stillwater, hiked up Meyers Creek trail, watched an impromptu rodeo at the ranch next door, experienced an amazing thunder and lightning display one night. Fabulous chokecherries up the Meyers Creek Trail, as well as around the cabin.
We loved the location. Newer living room furniture, having electricity for cooking, and hot showers were so nice.
Almost all of the photos on the website are out of date. The listing says it’ll sleep 6 but they’ve removed the bunk bed and made it just a single, so actually now sleeps 5. The listing also says the water is potable but throughout the cabin are USFS signs saying the water must be boiled, so we were really, really disappointed. The small campfire ring is well behind the house - lots of scrap wood near adjacent buildings from fence removal project made for ample firewood. We were happily surprised to see a coffeemaker and filters!
We were not the only folks staying at the Work Center. It’s possible you’ll have others camping in their trailers adjacent to the cabin and sharing the livestock corrals.
Cleaning supplies under sink included ample Swiffer cleaning cartridges and chemicals for cleaning surfaces. Screens on the windows have been removed so fresh air at night might include a few insects.
We didn’t pay the new $90 fee per night and not quite sure this place is worth the extra $$$. Hope the USFS uses the extra funds to make repairs. Notes left in the cabin indicate most of the nice features inside have been donated by guests.
We loved the location. Newer living room furniture, having electricity for cooking, and hot showers were so nice.
Almost all of the photos on the website are out of date. The listing says it’ll sleep 6 but they’ve removed the bunk bed and made it just a single, so actually now sleeps 5. The listing also says the water is potable but throughout the cabin are USFS signs saying the water must be boiled, so we were really, really disappointed. The small campfire ring is well behind the house - lots of scrap wood near adjacent buildings from fence removal project made for ample firewood. We were happily surprised to see a coffeemaker and filters!
We were not the only folks staying at the Work Center. It’s possible you’ll have others camping in their trailers adjacent to the cabin and sharing the livestock corrals.
Cleaning supplies under sink included ample Swiffer cleaning cartridges and chemicals for cleaning surfaces. Screens on the windows have been removed so fresh air at night might include a few insects.
We didn’t pay the new $90 fee per night and not quite sure this place is worth the extra $$$. Hope the USFS uses the extra funds to make repairs. Notes left in the cabin indicate most of the nice features inside have been donated by guests.
Have been coming here for 20 years. In the beginning it was great...a house in the mountains. It’s great for location. It is completely run down now. The nice screened in porch is ripped out, it’s not secure, there is no fence anymore. I went with my husband and didn’t feel secure. We had a few experiences that made us question if the place was haunted. Judge for yourself but only go if you feel very ok with an old place.
Have been coming here for 20 years. In the beginning it was great...a house in the mountains. It’s great for location. It is completely run down now. The nice screened in porch is ripped out, it’s not secure, there is no fence anymore. I went with my husband and didn’t feel secure. We had a few experiences that made us question if the place was haunted. Judge for yourself but only go if you feel very ok with an old place.
Great Cabin good amount of space !! updated beds and couch was a pleasant surprise ! hunting opportunities right from the cabin ....if you go up the road you’ll need great ground clearance as the road is pretty muddy
Great Cabin good amount of space !! updated beds and couch was a pleasant surprise ! hunting opportunities right from the cabin ....if you go up the road you’ll need great ground clearance as the road is pretty muddy
A trip here is a rustic historical pleasure for those who wish to avoid crowds and get a taste of what a true Montana experience is like. Not for people who require all the over amenities
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Location & Directions for Meyers Creek Cabin
101199 Meyers Creek Rd, Nye, MT 59061 United States
Entry to the cabin is by combination lock; guests must CHECK their confirmation letter for the combination.
Hay or feed brought in must be certified weed-free
Pets not allowed
DeCon poison used in cabin for mouse control; take hantavirus precautions
Be bear aware: store all food and trash inside cabin
Clean cabin before leaving. Cleaning supplies are provided in the cabin.
The Nye dump, located North of Carter's Camp on Stillwater Road, is open from noon-5pm Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Don't Move Firewood: Prevent the spread of tree-killing pests by obtaining firewood near your destination and burning it on-site. For more information visit dontmovefirewood.org.
The round circle pen to the Northwest of the rental house (closest to the house) is for guest use. The pasture North of the rental house and the pens directly adjacent to the white barn are reserved for Forest Service stock and are not for guest use.
