Is Historic Log Ranch-House Joining 1000's of Acres of Public Land pet-friendly?
Yes, Historic Log Ranch-House Joining 1000's of Acres of Public Land allows dogs (limit 4 total).
How much does it cost to stay at Historic Log Ranch-House Joining 1000's of Acres of Public Land?
As of May 22, 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Historic Log Ranch-House Joining 1000's of Acres of Public Land on Jun 10, 2026 start from $342, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking?
Onsite parking is available at the property.
Where is Historic Log Ranch-House Joining 1000's of Acres of Public Land located?
Located on the waterfront, this family-friendly farm stay is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Litttle Snake River Museum and 14.4 mi (23.1 km) from Medicine Bow National Forest.
Reviews
Reviews
10
Exceptional
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This secluded property is exactly what we were looking for. Beautiful property and comfortable. The Host was wonderful and took care of us. It felt like going home.
Lela was great. Very accommodating she was genuine and went so far as to heat the home for us before getting back. She made us some amazing salsa. Overall a great stay and a great host.
We spent the best week in Savery with our 4 kids (14, 10, 9, and 6). Lela was generous with her time and guidance on navigating the area around her beautiful property. We had fun in the river and exploring nearby towns and trails. It is a magical place and we would highly recommend for any family looking to try get away.
The Savery House is a refreshing escape to a simpler kind of vacation. The house takes you a step back in time and the location has the best of what Wyoming outdoor adventures can offer. There is internet available as a connection to modern trappings, but the rest of what this property has to offer is about enjoying a getaway from the hustle and bustle of contemporary living. This is a very old home that retains the charms of bygone American living. This includes squeaky wood floors and imperfections. However, that adds to the charm of the stay for renters who seek an unpretentious vacation experience. The location presents opportunities to fishing, hiking, and off-road adventures right out the door along with river rafting, old west museums, small town shopping experiences a short, vista rich drive away. The host of this destination is eager to make your stay comfortable and can help with any questions about the home and the surrounding community. This is a working ranch so don’t be surprised to see activity outside the home’s fenced yard. We have rented a wide variety of vacation homes; however, none have been as uniquely rustic as this home which will make it stand out in our memories of places visited.
We visited antelope ranch as a group of 3 adults, 3 kids (7,8,10) & 2 dogs. Our stay was perfect. Lela was the most wonderful host. Always willing to spend time with the kids (and adults) to teach us. She went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our stay. We cannot thank her enough for that! Kids enjoyed collecting fresh eggs every day, exploring nature and visiting the little snake River museum. This is not a 5 star luxury hotel, it is a farm house…but that is what we came here for. The beds are comfortable, linens are well stocked, interesting decor, and so many books available to read.
We have visited dozens of rentals, but have never had an experience so amazing! Thank you Lela- till we meet again!!!
Colleen D.
Stayed 6 nights in Jul 2021
Archival
10/10 Excellent
jennifer m.
Oct 5, 2013
Really charming farmhouse in sunny and private setting
I happened across this rental by accident and am very glad I did. I stayed here for two nights and thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of my stay. The bed and linens were comfortable and inviting, wood burning stove was a great focal point, antiques throughout the home and sunny generous sized front porch from which to enjoy the changing fall colors. This cabin is also in an area that is accessible and pleasurable for walking. Wildlife was everywhere. The owner was generous enough to allow us to use the vegetables from her garden. Everything was spotless and the kitchen was very well stocked. I would highly recommend this rental.
jennifer m.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Aug 24, 2011
Wyoming Heaven
If your idea of a “ranch” is a luxury spa with an old wagon out front, this rental is not for you. If you want to stay on a place that is surrounded by sage brush shrublands full of life, complete with chickens, wonderful vegetable gardens, bugs, cattle, and a 200-year-old log ranch house that has been lived in, not “restored”, with million-dollar views from everywhere, then you will have a wonderful experience at Antelope Ranch in Savery, Wyoming. This piece of Wyoming heaven also includes Lela Emmons, a wonderful host who patiently answers endless questions and is as generous with her property as it is possible to be. The spacious ranch house has homey furniture, rooms with lovely windows, and a big kitchen that is old-fashioned and truly fun to make meals in. A classic example of previous foodies each leaving the larder better than they found it.
There are lovely walks and drives in the surrounding area, especially a beautiful river throughout. A truck or four-wheel drive vehicle would help, but is not mandatory. We managed without one. The Museum in Savery shouldn't be missed if you are interested in Western history. Many of the items and exhibits are connected to residents of the Snake River Valley. Original buildings spread around the grounds are extremely interesting.
Listing photos and descriptions are very accurate. Property is well-maintained and lovely.
Very recommended.