Twin Lakes Cabin (MT)

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This place is not for the faint hearted. It had mice, the weather was often foul, no cell signal, no water, dark interior, bring propane and water!

This cabin is amazing! The views alone are incredible and add a cute little cabin, paradise! The cabin is cozy and comfortable. The lake is so beautiful with the mountains in the background. Plenty to do in the area between hiking, water activities(non motorized), mountain biking and just relaxing. Cabin is in the campground area. The campground is amazing too! Quiet area and clean. (Please keep it that way, be respectful, pack-in and pack-out. Preserve our public lands.)

The Twin Lakes Cabin has an amazing view, and is 20’ from the water’s edge but is also very close to the other campsites. The fishing was mediocre, small cutties, the larger fish were clearly numerous but not rising for flies or interested in nymphs. The road to the lake is long and rough but you’re not going to get lost. I liked that the cabin had a skylight and big windows. There’s a bunk bed for two and modern cots for another two to sleep on. Rodents not a problem for us. Overall it’s a good cabin that needs a bit of work to be great.

Cabin is a great little getaway, but assuming there is a lantern since one is listed was a mistake. Good thing we had head lamps, but didn’t allow for much indoor enjoyment. And whoever stayed before us didn’t clean up after themselves. But all in all it was a great trip

Beautiful location and a well supplied cabin.

Stayed here 9/15-9/18. The cabin was nice enough. I would stay here again, but probably not if they raise the price from $25 to $55 per night. That’s a pretty steep increase. A hand pump well and put toilet are located about 50 yards from the cabin. Firewood and lantern were not provided as advertised. There was no Verizon service here, but we could get several LTE bars about 5 mi East and a mile or two south of Twin Lakes Rd on FR 945.

The online listing doesn’t describe the parking situation. There is parking for one truck. Definitely not room nearby for a second vehicle or an ATV trailer if the other campsites are occupied. There’s ton of room for parking, but the entire campground has these concrete pillars everywhere limiting parking capacity. The people camping in trailers had to unhook their trailers because the parking stalls were not deep enough.

The lake and campground are beautiful. Got some strong west wind gusts at times through the mountain pass. Campfire 3 - Camp chairs 0.

Caught some nice little rainbows on the upper lake.

fantastic place as always... some of the firewood was a bit green though

Absolutely beautiful location, cabin was just right for two. Very cozy. Will be back.

Got to the cabin at about 2:45pm, unlocked it and checked out the inside. 1 set of bunks with pads and 2 cots just as described, wood stove, several pots and pans and utensils. Table, 2 chair and a folding chair, lantern, 2 cook stoves. There was actually 1 propane bottle and matches there as well. We only slept in the cabin as we were only there 1 night so planed food that did not need to be cooked. Took my Airedale as well, needless to say she was on high alert the entire time. She ever tried to climb a couple trees to get those "pesky" squirrels. There were only about 50 of them around the cabin site (hahahahaaa) but she kept them all at bay and chattering in the trees. View of the lake and mountain was of course stunning, fish rising in the lake, echo of Trixie's occasional yips at the squirrels across the lake. Very tranquil and quiet. Only thing we missed was the camp fire, with the fire danger so high I didn't dare have a fire this trip. We plan to go back next year for al least 3 day and I will take my pontoon boat to fish. I have added a few photos of the trip as well.