You Won't Forget Your Stay In These 8 One Of A Kind North Dakota Cabins
By Leah|Published January 19, 2017
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Leah moved to North Dakota when she was 12 years old and has traveled from the Red River Valley to the badlands and many places in between. She loves small-town life and currently enjoys living on a small farm in the ND prairie. She's always had a passion for writing and has participated in novel writing challenges such as NaNoWriMo multiple times. Her favorite part about this job is recognizing small businesses that deserve a boost and seeing the positive affect her articles can have on their traffic, especially in rural areas that might have otherwise gone overlooked.
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There’s nothing quite like being able to stay in a cozy, warm cabin no matter what time of year it is. Being able to escape life for just a few days and surround yourself in quiet nature is something everyone should do once in a while. Luckily, North Dakota has a lot of wonderful camping spots that include the nicest, most comfortable cabins you could stay at. Here are 8 cabins that will leave you with great memories:
This cozy, rustic, and simply beautiful cabin in Cross Ranch State Park is a wonderful place to stay again and again. The quiet forest surroundings and access to plenty of trails makes this a great spot. The cabin itself is unique along with being stunning to see. More information.
Have a wonderful stay on a working family farm in this totally unique, cute cabin that's right in the middle of their gorgeous flower garden. Pipestem Creek is perfect for a quaint and quiet getaway, and if you are a fan of birding, then this place has some of the best opportunities to do so in North Dakota! Regardless if you are or not, you will love your stay at Pipestem Creek. More information.
If you're planning on taking a vacation to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, make this place your base camp for an unforgettable experience. There are multiple options for staying here, either in cabins or even in single-person wagons. Now that's rustic! This place has great amenities and is located just outside of Medora so you are near all the fun things to see and do there. More information.
This massive cabin is located on the remote prairies of southern North Dakota and it will definitely give you an unforgettable stay. It is beautiful inside and out and will truly give you an escape to just sit back, relax, and enjoy the view. This place is best for large groups and the lodge will cater to everything you need. Truly one of a kind and definitely one of the best places to stay in ND. More information.
When the view from your cabin window looks like this, you know you're in for an awesome stay. The Wannagan Creek Cabins are a perfect place to stay at if you really want to get out in the badlands and see the natural landscape right outside your door. They're comfortable and beautifully located, and make for a wonderful getaway. More information.
In the beautiful Lake Metigoshe State Park, there are five different cabins and even a yurt you can stay in. Some of these, like the Osprey Cabin pictured, are completely isolated in the forest along the lake, requiring hiking to get to them with a great pay off. It'll be quite, serene, and you can truly get away from it all. Other cabins like the Slemmen Lodge have everything you need for up to eight people and all the luxuries and amenities that make for a great stay. No matter which one you stay at, these cabins will leave you with memories you won't soon forget. More information.
These cute little cabins in the quiet town of Napoleon, North Dakota will give you the perfect, pleasant stay in an area with tons of opportunities for hunting, fishing, and simply exploring the town and all there is to see there. The cabins themselves have everything you'll need for a great experience. More information.
The Lewis & Clark State Park has wonderful little cabins with a beautiful forested backdrop behind them and a grand view of Lake Sakakawea in front. The park itself has lots of hiking and biking trails, great boating and swimming opportunities, and plenty of other things to see and do and just immerse yourself in nature for a few days. More information.
