easy
Overnight stay
Suitable for individuals of all fitness levels comfortable with light walking and outdoor cabin living.
Stay in a historic 1870 log cabin in McCall, Idaho, and enjoy rustic comfort with modern essentials surrounded by beautiful nature. Experience true outdoorsy simplicity at Burgdorf Hot Springs.
Discover the charm of The First Cabin, a unique outdoor adventure experience located at Burgdorf Hot Springs in McCall, Idaho. This historic log cabin, dating back to 1870, offers a cozy retreat for two guests looking to disconnect and embrace simplicity in the heart of nature. The cabin features essential amenities alongside a wood-burning stove that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Surrounded by lush forests and mountain scenery, this getaway perfectly blends rustic adventure with comfort. Whether you're seeking a romantic escape or a quiet refuge from city life, The First Cabin provides a peaceful setting to unwind, explore nearby hot springs, and enjoy the fresh mountain air. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate quiet moments by the fire, stargazing, and the occasional hike in a pristine wilderness environment. The experience invites visitors to slow down, soak in natural beauty, and reconnect with the outdoors, making it an unforgettable Idaho adventure.
Even in summer, temperatures drop significantly at night near Burgdorf Hot Springs, so bring insulated clothing.
Burgdorf Hot Springs has limited cell service and no card machines, so it’s best to carry cash for any extras.
Protect the natural hot springs and surrounding environment by avoiding harsh chemicals in the area.
Cell phone reception is spotty; download maps or offline guides before arriving.
Burgdorf Hot Springs dates back to the late 19th century as a rustic mountain retreat and has remained largely unchanged since its establishment.
The area is carefully managed to protect the natural hot springs and surrounding wildlife habitats, encouraging sustainable travel practices.
Keeps you warm at night in the cabin, especially during cooler months.
fall specific
Necessary for navigating around the cabin and campsite after dark.
Ensures access to clean drinking water during your stay and hikes.
Protects against mosquitoes and other bugs common in warmer months.
summer specific