The cabin is located on the border of the Wall Creek Wildlife management and the National Forest. This is a great location for seasonal hunting, hiking and close proximity to the Upper Madison River. It should be noted that there is no lock on the gate that is supposed to be reserved for registered guests of the Wall Creek Station. It is posted that the administration site is for guests that have reserved the cabin only. However, there were many pickup trucks parked outside the cabin daily and people walking up the drive and using the outhouse. The vehicle traffic could simply be resolved by adding a combination lock to the gate to the property which is my STRONG RECOMMENDATION.

The cabin is located on the border of the Wall Creek Wildlife management and the National Forest. This is a great location for seasonal hunting, hiking and close proximity to the Upper Madison River. It should be noted that there is no lock on the gate that is supposed to be reserved for registered guests of the Wall Creek Station. It is posted that the administration site is for guests that have reserved the cabin only. However, there were many pickup trucks parked outside the cabin daily and people walking up the drive and using the outhouse. The vehicle traffic could simply be resolved by adding a combination lock to the gate to the property which is my STRONG RECOMMENDATION.

This cabin was incredible. It’s extremely remote and very off grid, but we were equipped for camping so we had pretty much everything we needed. The kitchen was well equipped including a surprising and delightful amount of spices (!) to cook with. Firewood abundant and beds comfortable. The water source is a spigot next to a horse trough so you might want to bring a filtration rig if you don’t wanna be boiling pot after pot. It’s about an hour and 15 to west Yellowstone. You really are the only one out there for miles (except for cowboy Dave, who lives in the cabin next door). Stars are unparalleled. And the cabin’s log is truly a dang novel. Worth the read. 11/10 would stay again.

This cabin was incredible. It’s extremely remote and very off grid, but we were equipped for camping so we had pretty much everything we needed. The kitchen was well equipped including a surprising and delightful amount of spices (!) to cook with. Firewood abundant and beds comfortable. The water source is a spigot next to a horse trough so you might want to bring a filtration rig if you don’t wanna be boiling pot after pot. It’s about an hour and 15 to west Yellowstone. You really are the only one out there for miles (except for cowboy Dave, who lives in the cabin next door). Stars are unparalleled. And the cabin’s log is truly a dang novel. Worth the read. 11/10 would stay again.

Very roomy and a large amount of supplies. Beautiful location. The barn is gorgeous.

Very roomy and a large amount of supplies. Beautiful location. The barn is gorgeous.

Easy to find with signs pointing the way. Nice location with alot of lakes & the Madison river nearby for water play. You may have some noisy neighbors as this is a shared site.

Easy to find with signs pointing the way. Nice location with alot of lakes & the Madison river nearby for water play. You may have some noisy neighbors as this is a shared site.

This is an absolutely adorable little cabin right next to some beautiful horses (if you enjoy them) and miles of gorgeous scenery. There's pots and pans to cook with, 2 bunk beds with no bedding, a butane lantern and stove, a table and chairs, plus a wood stove for warmth at night. It was the middle of July when we visited so we didn't need the wood stove, but it was lovely playing House on the Prairie in the tiny cabin with the long sagebrush plains and looming Montana mountains in all directions. Read the visitor book, it's a hoot. The ranger lives in the cabin across the way and tends to the horses, so even though you feel completely isolated, there's always someone you can reach out to if you really need to. Overall it was an amazing experience and we're so happy that the Forest Service hosts offbeat cabins like this one way out in the boonies.

This is an absolutely adorable little cabin right next to some beautiful horses (if you enjoy them) and miles of gorgeous scenery. There's pots and pans to cook with, 2 bunk beds with no bedding, a butane lantern and stove, a table and chairs, plus a wood stove for warmth at night. It was the middle of July when we visited so we didn't need the wood stove, but it was lovely playing House on the Prairie in the tiny cabin with the long sagebrush plains and looming Montana mountains in all directions. Read the visitor book, it's a hoot. The ranger lives in the cabin across the way and tends to the horses, so even though you feel completely isolated, there's always someone you can reach out to if you really need to. Overall it was an amazing experience and we're so happy that the Forest Service hosts offbeat cabins like this one way out in the boonies.