Sleeps 4 • 2 Queen Bed • Shared Bathroom
A compact, pet-friendly cabin with two queen beds and a covered porch overlooking a private pond—The Badger at Wildhorse Hot Springs offers simple modern comforts and easy access to Montana’s hot-spring country. Perfect for short stays of one to seven nights, it’s a practical base for hiking, birding, and peaceful evenings under dark sky.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–7 nights
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; mobility for short walks and stairs to the porch is helpful
Wildlife
History
Hot Springs, Montana developed around natural thermal springs; the town’s visitor culture still centers on soaking and outdoor recreation.
Conservation
Keep dogs leashed, pack out waste, and stick to designated access points to protect shoreline habitat and migratory birds.
Sleeps 4 • 2 Queen Bed • Shared Bathroom
Bring dog supplies
The Badger accepts dogs—bring a leash, waste bags, and a towel for muddy walks to the pond.
Pack layers
Even summer evenings can cool quickly; keep a fleece or windbreaker handy for porch time and early walks.
Use the covered porch
Store boots and gear on the south porch to keep the cabin clean and to dry wet items overnight.
Respect wildlife and shoreline
Keep dogs leashed near the pond and pack out all trash to protect migratory birds that use the water feature.
Dog kit (leash, bowls, waste bags)
The cabin is dog-friendly—bring supplies to keep your pet safe and comfortable.
Headlamp or flashlight
Dark rural nights make a headlamp useful for late arrivals and early morning walks.
Layered clothing
Temperatures swing widely between day and night; layers keep you comfortable year-round.
Insect repellent
Helpful near the pond in warm months to reduce bites during dusk and dawn.
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