The A-frame cabin is a pet-friendly, off-grid, solar-powered, dry cabin (no running water, just a 2 gallon jug of water) with two single beds that can push together, and a single translucent, lift-able side wall for stargazing. Personal chairs and hammocks are available outdoors.

The Blind cabin is a pet-friendly, off-grid, solar-powered, dry cabin with two translucent walls (one is lift-able) for stargazing. Personal chairs and hammocks are available outdoors.

Our Glamping Tent is called The Ranch Hand is also pet-friendly and has no WIFI connectivity but has AC power via a long extension cord. Personal rocking chairs and hammocks are available outdoors.

The Shed Cabin is the “connected” pet-friendly cabin with WIFI, AC power, AC unit, mini fridge, TV and projector and is the only cabin to be connected to the Commons Area Lounge by a single wall. Personal chairs and hammocks are available outdoors.

The Stargazer Cabin is our newest cabin with a button operated door-wall, amazing mountain views, lots of stargazing abilities, and its also pet friendly with a 2-person hammock nearby.

We have strategically placed our cabins away from each other by about 75 yards, but still close enough to the outdoor restroom/shower, commons area and parking.

Yes! All 5 of our cabins are pet-friendly, there is an additional cleaning fee for guests with pets ($25 per pet per stay. 2 pets max). Pets are allowed in the Commons Area on the leash. It’s the owner’s responsibility to make sure their pet is friendly with other pets and guests (remember we have 5 total cabins and hope that everyone has a pleasant time together). Thank you!

No, all five of our cabins share a centrally located outdoor restroom, which requires less than a minute to walk to.

Yes! Living in the forest, we get to share this beautiful space with all types of critters, big and small. If you’re a sensitive type, we encourage you to book another place in town proper (though we can’t promise that they don’t have their own critters).

There is a refrigerator with an individual shelf for each cabin inside the Commons Area. There are also dry food storage totes there. You may keep some items inside your cabin, but if left outside the airtight container, you’re inviting unwelcome guests like ants into your cabin.

There is one shared 2-seater hot tub centrally located between all the cabins. Guests are encouraged to place their tag on the time they want (one hour increments), the board is located in the Commons Area. If no one signs up after you, feel free to turn into a prune.

Most of the cabins are solar powered and have no WIFI connectivity. The Shed Cabin is the only connected cabin, with WIFI and other amenities. Sometimes you may be able to get cell service, depending on your provider. The Commons Area is centrally located and has access to AC power and WIFI.

Forest fires are the biggest danger we face while living in NW Montana, so in order to prevent forest fires, we have a single fire pit, which is centrally placed nearby the Commons Area. It is the perfect place to see the sun set. Whenever the statewide fire ban is in place, we use a propane fire pit instead.

Our cabins range between $150 - $250 a night with a 2 night minimum. Pet fee is $30 per pet per stay (2 pets max) Cleaning fee is an additional $30. Cabin prices vary due to event days and high vs low season (July and August are our busy seasons).

Montana has a very unpredictable summer AND we’re located at an elevation 3700ft, so bring warm autumn layers for nights and typical summertime wear for during the day. Check out our Packing List for clothing, shoes, accessories and pet items recommendations.

Yes, we have 2 outdoor showers, centrally located between the cabins. The showers are outdoors and solar, which means if there is sun - the water is hot. No sun - it’s cold. Our Wim Hoff enthusiasts particularly enjoy the cold morning showers, will you join them?

There are no guarantees in nature. It may be cloudy or smoky (from forest fires) during your stay. It makes us really appreciate those perfect, clear days and stargazing nights.

As much as we love your little ones, we created this space for adults to reconnect to nature and to each other.

Shared Hot Tub, shared campfire pit, 2 outdoor showers, outdoor dining areas, hammocks, outdoor games (giant Jenga, Ladderball, Kanjam), splitting wood station and lessons, archery station and lessons, yoga in the woods, Scavenger Hunt Hike and Challenge, 100+ acres of hiking, Path to Reconnect to Your Senses activity in the woods, stargazing and wildlife sightings (not guaranteed).

There is a refrigerator with an individual shelf for each cabin inside the Commons Area. There are also dry food storage totes there. You may keep some items inside your cabin, but if left outside the airtight container, you’re inviting unwelcome guests like ants into your cabin.

Commons Area Lounge is a communal space between all cabins. Commons Area has WIFI, AC power, Full Kitchen, Dining / Seating / Lounging spaces, as well as dry food storage, a few souvenirs, and the hosts’ apartment in the back.

Yup, we fit a lot of function in the Commons Area space. If you’re into small spaces design, our apartment space is pretty cleverly designed as well in just over 500 sq. ft

Yes! All 5 of our cabins are pet-friendly, there is an additional cleaning fee for guests with pets ($25 per pet per stay. 2 pets max). Pets are allowed in the Commons Area on the leash. It’s the owner’s responsibility to make sure their pet is friendly with other pets and guests (remember we have 5 total cabins and hope that everyone has a pleasant time together). Thank you!

Forest fires are the biggest danger we face while living in NW Montana, so in order to prevent forest fires, we have a single fire pit, which is centrally placed nearby the Commons Area. It is the perfect place to see the sun set. Whenever the statewide fire ban is in place, we use a propane fire pit instead.

You're welcome to participate in our property-wide Scavenger Hunt Hike and Challenge (free for all the staying guests). You can soak in the shared hot tub. You can hike around the new Sightseeing Loop. You can hang in one of many hammocks around the property. You can play outdoor games we have available like Ladderball, Jenga and Kanjam. You're welcome to bring your own games/activities like mountain biking or board games to enjoy your time here.

Most of the cabins are solar powered and have no WIFI connectivity. The Shed Cabin is the only connected cabin, with WIFI and other amenities. Sometimes you may be able to get cell service, depending on your provider. The Commons Area is centrally located and has access to AC power and WIFI.

Yes, we have 2 outdoor showers, centrally located between the cabins. The showers are outdoors and solar, which means if there is sun - the water is hot. No sun - it’s cold. Our Wim Hoff enthusiasts particularly enjoy the cold morning showers, will you join them?

There is one shared 2-seater hot tub centrally located between all the cabins. Guests are encouraged to place their tag on the time they want (one hour increments), the board is located in the Commons Area. If no one signs up after you, feel free to turn into a prune.

There are no guarantees in nature. It may be cloudy or smoky (from forest fires) during your stay. It makes us really appreciate those perfect, clear days and stargazing nights.

No, all five of our cabins share a centrally located outdoor restroom, which requires less than a minute to walk to.

The HohnStead Glamping Cabins is a seasonal resort, we usually open our doors some time in May and close sometime in October (exact dates vary due to the weather and our personal travel plans).

At exit #109 on Interstate 90, get off onto Highway 200 towards Bonner. There is an enormous truck stop on the right that has an amazing beer/wine section, Montana souvenirs, books, etc.

Continue on HWY200, go past the town of Bonner and Kettlehouse Brewery/Amphitheater will be on your left.

Check your odometer. In roughly 9 miles, on the left hand side, go past the brown and green Taxidermy School log building, keep going, GOLD CREEK RD. / FS #126 is the next left turn. It’s unmarked and very easy to miss. The most identifiable feature will be a garbage dumpster at the bottom of the road.

Reset your tripometer to 0. Continue steadily up the mountain on this dirt road FS#126. Stay straight, and don’t veer off on smaller roads. After 2.5 miles, on your right will be a green gate with black and white “The Hohnstead” sign. Come on in!

Continue on Anarchy Avenue for about 1 minute. You’ll pass a couple of buildings and then a garden on your left. There is another metal black and white “The Hohnstead” sign pointing you towards the right. Take a right at the large “7012 ANARCHY AVE” rock towards the red Commons Area building.

Please park in your designated cabin spot (if you’re not sure which cabin is yours, check the name sign next to the front door).

Come into the Commons Area lounge (the green door), sign the waiver, connect to Wifi, unpack groceries, etc.

In the case of self check-in, please revisit the self check-in video to get acquainted with your cabins and our property or you can always knock on the green and white flower door inside the Commons Area Lounge and one of the hosts will gladly show you around.

On HWY200, look to your right for Johnsrud Park Rd., then keep going two more miles for the unmarked GOLD CREEK RD. / FS #126 on the right. It’s unmarked and very easy to miss. The most identifiable feature will be a garbage dumpster at the bottom of the road. If you drove past The Taxidermy School (brown and green building on the right) you’ve gone too far.

Reset your tripometer to 0. Continue steadily up the mountain on this dirt road FS#126. Stay straight, and don’t veer off on smaller roads. After 2.5 miles, on your right will be a green gate with black and white metal “The Hohnstead” sign. Come on in!

Continue on Anarchy Avenue for about 1 minute. You’ll pass a couple of buildings and then a garden on your left. There is another black and white “The Hohnstead” sign pointing you towards the right. Take a right at the large “7012 ANARCHY AVE” rock towards the red Commons Area building.

Please park in your designated cabin spot (if you’re not sure which cabin is yours, check the name sign next to the front door).

Come into the Commons Area lounge (the green door), sign the waiver, connect to Wifi, unpack groceries, etc.

In the case of self check-in, please revisit the self check-in video to get acquainted with your cabins and our property or you can always knock on the green and white flower door inside the Commons Area Lounge and one of the hosts will gladly show you around.

Please park next to the red Commons Area Lounge building at your cabin’s designated parking spot. If you’re not sure what is your cabin name, take a look at a sign next to the green front door. Parking at your designated spot lets us know that you’ve arrived, thanks!

We have created “The Scavenger Hunt activity” as well as a “Path to Reconnect to Your Senses” to help you explore our 100-acre property and reconnect to nature. You’re also welcome to hike, bring your bike, play our outdoor games, soak in a hot tub, star-gaze, lounge in a hammock, enjoy provided games/books, or drive a few minutes for a picturesque Infinity Float in a creek nearby or drive 5 minutes and float the famed Blackfoot River (of River Runs Through It fame). Finally, Missoula is only 25 minutes away with so much more to do! Also, check out our What To Do Page for more helpful info.

The closest restaurant to us is about 12 miles away (River City Grill in Bonner), a bigger selection of food places is 25 minutes away in Missoula, MT.

We’re about 25 minutes to Missoula, Montana and 35 minutes to MSO Airport.

We’re about 11 miles from Kettlehouse Amphitheater. Best part - when leaving the concert at Kettlehouse, you’ll be going away from Missoula and should have almost zero traffic. Check out our concert drop off and pick up service available for all the staying guests.

Glacier National Park is about 2.5 hours from The HohnStead. If you wake up early, you can visit the park in a day, even driving up “Going to the Sun Road” and returning pretty late. It makes for a long day, but a lot of guests have done it.