One of a Kind Cabin Located Within Grand Teton National Park

Great rustic cabin, terrific location, comfortable. My wife wants one of these in Teton NP, but as far as we can tell, you can't even touch property like this for less than $1M. So, we'll be happy visiting this place...!

If you want a modern condo or cabin, gas fireplace, 2 electrical outlets on every wall, dimmable mood lighting, supermarket around the corner, bar down the road, and all the comforts of a hotel, this is *not* your place. But if you want a rustic, unique stay with the comforts of a 50s home, peace and privacy, gorgeous views, terrific location right in the park, this is it.

If you have a sense of humor that includes musical jokes done in the classical style, the connection to Peter Schickele & PDQ Bach, which we sleuthed out, is a bonus.

By the way, Verizon 3G or LTE data link works fine in the living room.

My husband and I went to this cabin and spent four days there to get away from the hustle and bustle of busy life and celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary. The cabin is old and rustic as advertised, but very cozy and has everything you need. We especially appreciated that there was bear spray and binoculars at the cabin, which we borrowed during our stay. We went on several hikes and felt much safer having the bear spray with us. We borrowed the binoculars for our trip to Yellowstone and they came in handy. If you are looking for peace and quiet at a reasonable price then this cabin offers all that and more. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there! We hope to go back at some point and bring our two daughters with us.

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The cabin was absolutely as described; comfortable, rustic and secluded, but not at all out of the way. However, the description, and even the photo's of the scenery and view, do not do it justice...absolutely beautiful. I don't know how many times my wife and I just looked around and said "Wow" (with a giant smile). Our kids loved playing outside the cabin and exploring the surrounding mountain and meadow below.

We're planning another trip to Grand Teton in 2018 and this cabin is a big part of that. I hope that sums up just how happy we were with our stay.

Thank you so much for sharing this treasure.

Loved the simplicity of the rustic cabin off the beaten path.

The location of this cabin can't be beat for touring the Tetons! Our family of 3 stayed here for 4 nights, using it as our home base for touring the area from Jackson Hole on the south to Jackson Lake on the north, and the proximity to the park's main entrance is nearly unbeatable. And while the cabin is remote, there are a few neighbors within close proximity, but you are really secluded due to topography and trees, so you *feel* as though you are truly alone. And what a view from the deck and yard area, where we hung out in the evenings and built a fire in the firepit, just amazing! Better yet, the stars at night took my breath away. The cabin itself is quaintly rustic, but from my perspective having owned an older cabin, that is where its charm shines for me. While the cabin is not new or updated, it is really quite comfortable (we used the cast iron stove for heat on chilly nights rather than turn on the baseboard heaters), it is clean enough for an older cabin (who doesn't have cobwebs in their corners in the middle of the woods? I have them and I live in the city!), and most importantly, the has what you need at the end of the day in the park... comfort, silence, relaxation. Had it been available for a longer period of time during our trip, we would have stayed on longer. The bed was comfortable (though my 9-year old daughter was too scared to sleep in the bunk room, but that's not a criticism, that's just her), so we also used the pull-out couch which was a bonus because otherwise she would have been in with us. We used the grill for dinners and the stovetop and toaster-oven for breakfast. There are charming touches of the builder/owner in every corner, which were so much fun to see (my favorites were the star finder and the owners 15-plus-year's-worth-of-summer's handwritten weather log). We brought games along with us, but there were plenty in the cabin, as well as stacks and stacks of books, so my goal of a "no technology" week was met successfully! I'm thankful to Candra for sharing her family's cabin with us, I simply love its story!