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$160/night
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3 campsites
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Price
$160/night
Booking
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Sites
3 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Check Policy
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45.2685, -115.9135
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Learn more about alerts →Small groups wanting a proper roof and a hot shower in genuine mountain backcountry. The cabin's solar power and wood stove handle cold nights that drop into the 30s even in August, and Nethker Creek Trail #143 and Burgdorf Hot Springs are both reachable from here.
Only three campsites sit outside the cabin, with no detail on spacing or hookup configuration, so RV campers expecting a developed campground experience will find thin information and likely thin facilities. Snow closes the road outside summer, making this a short booking window.
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Best season: summer. Summer offers the most reliable access and the best hiking weather — expect warm, sunny days in the upper 60s to mid-80s°F (around 65–85°F) with crisp nights dropping into the 30s–50s°F. Trails radiating from the guard station (Nethker Creek #143, Jeanette Creek #140 and others) are fully snow-free, wildflower meadows are at their peak, and the nearby Burgdorf Hot Springs is an easy warm-up or soak after long days. Visitor levels rise in July–August (especially around the hot springs), but the 6 Peak months: July, August, September, June Avoid: December, January, February
Overview: 'Best season: summer' with reliable access and ideal hiking weather (65–85°F).
The site is a rental cabin (Burgdorf Cabin) at the Burgdorf Guard Station with indoor living spaces and basic amenities. The cabin includes solar-powered lights and a wood-burning stove; limited kitchen utensils are provided and guests are asked to bring additional items they need.
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