easy
overnight to multi-day
Suitable for all fitness levels as the main activity is relaxing and enjoying the cabin stay, with optional nearby easy hikes.
Experience rustic comfort at The Mary, a charming log cabin at Burgdorf Hot Springs in Idaho. Perfect for up to six guests, enjoy serene meadow views and a wood stove in a simple, nature-focused setting.
6-person capacity • From $530 / 2 Nights • 2 Night Minimum
2-5 night stays
Please leave your furry friends at home. Service Animals are always welcome; Emotional Support Animals and Therapy animals accepted on a limited basis.
The Mary, one of three similar cabins on the west end of town, with a commanding view of the meadow, and a large porch. These log cabins were constructed in the 1930s. It is winterized, has a loft, with one full bed downstairs, and two full beds upstairs, and can accommodate 6 guests.
Our cabins at Burgdorf are simple and rustic. Remember they are sparsely furnished log cabins, so you need to come prepared. In each cabin, you can expect a wood-burning stove for heat and bed with a recently purchased mattress and mattress cover, a clean sheet upon which to place your desired bedding or sleeping bag, as well as a table and chairs. The cabins do not have electricity or water. Outhouses are close by and firewood is on the porch. All cabins are within walking distance of the office and pool area. The surrounding area is scenic and natural. No pets allowed on property: Please leave your furry friends at home. Think camping with a cozy fire, in a clean cabin, with a bed.
The cabin requires guests to bring their own bedding and towels to maintain its rustic charm and simplicity.
There are no provided kitchen amenities, so bring your own cooking utensils and food for a self-sufficient stay.
During warmer months, mosquitoes and other insects can be present—bug spray is recommended.
Expect spotty or no cell phone reception, so plan accordingly to disconnect and enjoy the surroundings.
Burgdorf Hot Springs was established as a rustic retreat over a century ago and remains a unique example of simple, low-impact outdoor lodging in Idaho.
The area practices sustainable tourism by encouraging guests to bring their own supplies and minimize environmental footprint during their stay.
Bring your own bedding or sleeping bag since the cabin does not provide any linens.
No kitchen facilities inside the cabin; bring cooking supplies to prepare your meals onsite.
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other insects, especially during the warmer months.
summer specific
Evenings can be chilly, so bring warm layers and a jacket to stay comfortable.
fall specific