Creekside Cabin and Bunkhouse King/QN/Sofas/Bunks

18 guests | 6 beds | 2 baths

Key Amenities

Not Pet Friendly
Kitchen
Private Deck

Two for one rental! The Creekside Cabin and Bunkhouse is a great option when you need a place for a few extra heads in beds. Tucked privately along Grace Coolidge Creek.

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Creekside Cabin: (sleeps 8)

Bedroom 1

1 king bed

Bedroom 2

1 queen bed

Living Space

2 sofa sleepers (full)

Bunkhouse: (sleeps 10)

Living Space

4 twin-over-twin bunk bed sets
1 sofa sleeper, queen

Private location along Grace Coolidge Creek
Private gravel drive, parking, and front yard
Private deck
This rental includes both Creekside Cabin and the Bunkhouse (right next door)
Located conveniently across the road from the historic State Game Lodge
Flat front yard with the creek winding through
Bunkhouse is a separate building with just the bunk beds and a bathroom
Elev. 4,154 feet
Old oak trees surround
2 miles from the entrance to Iron Mountain Road
1/2 mile to the entrance to Wildlife Loop Road and the CSP Visitor Center
Mild terrain with paved walking trail throughout the grounds of the Game Lodge, right across the road
1/2 mile to the playground and pond
Only neighboring cabin is the Gamekeeper's Cabin
1/4 mile to Lover's Leap Trailhead
Only one of this cabin type available for booking

Creekside Cabin:

Full Kitchen: Stove/Oven, Full Refrigerator/Freezer, Microwave, Toaster, Sink
Coffee Pot
Breakfast table
Hair Dryer
Formal dining room with table and chairs
Spacious living room with two sleeper sofas, stuffed chair, coffee table
Flat Screen TVs
HVAC
Washer/Dryer
Private outdoor fire pit and picnic table
Stone wood-burning fireplace
1 Full Bath

Bunkhouse:

Single-room bunkhouse (this bunkhouse is not available in the winter months)
Located right next to Creekside Cabin, shares parking
1 Bath (shower only, no tub)

Total Cost:

$699 night

This cabin is rented pet-free
Rollaway service available upon request at the time of booking ($)
Standard cancellation policy

Lodge Area

The State Game Lodge is a gracious native stone and wood lodge built in 1920 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It served as the “Summer White House” for President Calvin Coolidge in 1927 and was visited by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953. And the Grace Coolidge Creek still serenely winds through the valley today.

The park’s popular Buffalo Safari Jeep Tours originate from the State Game Lodge (check in at: Creekside Lodge). Take an open-air ride into the wilderness in search of bison while our guides tell you all about the park and its amazing wildlife. Check out a cabin map of the State Game Lodge.