This is a very special bed and breakfast tucked away on a vast land used for farming and ranching…read more As it usually goes the uniqueness and charm comes from the people. Here you will find good people. Talk to them and get to know them during your stay. Also there is a bounty of things to do. From hiking on their 440 acre property that includes a forested mountain or petting and feeding various farm animals, or lounging around a camp fire pit. You'll leave this place feeling like you've discovered a hidden gold mine.

A great location for group events (such as family reunions)!…read more RV spots are all clean and easily accessible. Staff are very welcoming and accommodating. It's lovely having all the access to nature walks and the petting zoo.

Wow what a fantastic place to stay! It seems so boring to say the place was clean, and of course it…read morewas, but beyond that... Gigi is fantastic. We stayed in the king suite, and the claw foot tub is such a nice touch! Gigi is so attentive, offers snacks, wonderful conversation, and some really great breakfast. We would highly recommend this place. I'm not typically a b&b person, but after this stay I may be rethinking that personal choice. Thanks Gigi for such a wonderful stay!! Too many things to list... the bed was comfortable, the tub was amazing, the front porch with the sitting arrangement is a great place to enjoy your morning coffee, the history of the home, the bathrobe and slippers so comfy!

My wife and I went to Fort Hemenway Manor for the Fourth of July weekend and it couldn't have been…read moremore special- the photos don't do the house justice! Gigi is a wellspring of knowledge about the area and went above and beyond to make sure it was a special experience for my wife's birthday weekend. She even made sure that she prepared food that was safe for food allergies! We've already recommended Fort Hemenway Manor to our families and I would say the same for anyone else looking for a place to stay in the area.

What a place. And that's a positive in nearly every sense…read more There's a certain charm about this place. It all depends on what you're looking for though. If you want out of the way and off the beaten path, this is your place. The current owners have done a great job of balancing the rustic with the modern. Moose Ridge is on top of a hill. The driveway is about a half-mile winding road bordering on a national forest. Because of that, once you get to the top of the hill, you'll get a nice view and a quiet place to relax. The property itself has a large cabin, a main building and a standalone cabin buried in the woods. The standalone is not visible to the other places on the property. It makes for a perfect getaway. The main building has a wide wrap-around porch good for relaxing, chatting with the owners or other guests, and making use of the wi-fi or the hammock. The view of the mountains and the woods is spectacular. Sitting on the porch, I could watch the wildlife make use of the salt lick while also checking out how the distant mountains changed in the light as the sun moves through the sky. Because the nearest town is about fifteen minutes away, there's a spectacular view of the night sky. The owners provide plenty of information about nearby hiking trails and activities. The area isn't as touristy as is found in the nearby National Park so if you want that, you'll have a drive to get to it. On the other hand, if you want to avoid the high-traffic tourist areas and want a quiet place as your starting point, Moose Ridge is a good choice.

I've stayed here twice and I'm about to stay here again because I like it so much! The owners, Val…read more& Cary put great care into running this cheerful, clean, artistically decorated, comfortable bed & breakfast right on the banks of the Saint Joe River. The breakfasts are delicious and nutritous and the fresh coffee is perfectly brewed. I highly recomend this place to stay while you're enjoying the natural beauty of St. Maries.

Great place, we set my folks up here with my grandmother and it was very nice. The house was…read morecomfortable, clean, great river view, and the breakfast was very good. Highly recommended

I found The Lodge at Trout Creek on a vacation rental site and I am so thankful I did. Randy and…read moreJulie are amazing hosts, the lodge is beautiful, welcoming and comfortable and the grounds are gorgeous! We stay in the Snowshoe Suite. I say stay because we will stay in Snowshoe every time we go. We hope to take friends with us next time. I cannot express how much I love this place and I can't wait to go back!!

The Lodge at Trout Creek is a lovely property, and the owners are kind and attentive. Having just…read morereturned from a trip around Montana, however, there are a few things I wish I would have seen in the reviews before deciding to stay here. The guest rooms are spacious and spotless, but to my surprise, the mattresses are water beds. I would prefer a firmer bed and a feeling of stability. Breakfast was served at 9:00 and coffee was not available until 8:30. While a pot in the basement guest kitchen was available for us to make coffee, it would be nice to be able to enjoy a cup upon awakening. Also, before breakfast was done, the coffee pot was empty with no refills available. There were quite a few rules such as no eating or drinking in the room and a sign warning that sleeping on top of the blankets would add a $50 charge. I understand keeping a property clean, but this felt a bit too prescriptive. I was hoping to hike without having to drive; the view from the Lodge is gorgeous, but aside from a short path around a meadow, the only place to walk is along the dirt road. Keep in mind there are few dining options nearby. There is a well-appointed guest kitchen, so one could cook their own meals, but plan to drive up to 60 minutes to find a nice dinner. These few issues aside, The Lodge at Trout Creek provides a peaceful getaway.

We really enjoyed our stay at Log Spirit! We were celebrating our Engagement Anniversary, and…read moreeverything was great. Julia and Joe are wonderful hosts and made us feel welcome. They gave lots of great recs for lunch/dinner food and activities. We enjoyed meeting the other couples and chatting at breakfast. We definitely recommend staying here!

Julia took us in at the last minute and we are so happy she did. The lodge was amazing! We loved…read moreour breakfast in the morning. When we got there she met us at the door and went over the rooms so we could pick one, luck for us they had just had a group finish so we had our pick. The rooms were season themed and we stayed in Autumn. Super comfortable bed and every room had its own bathroom. Julia and Joe are such a nice couple. They really made our stay perfect. We plan to return, my wife left her pillow there on purpose I think. You won't be disappointed here. It's a short drive to Bayview and Silverwood.

We had a blast. Definitely not a boring average trail ride. Great folks, great views.read more

We want to say thank-you to Dream Haven Guest Ranch for the amazing time! We had such a beautiful…read moretrail ride, led by Caroline, during a short visit to Marion, MT. It was a great way to spend a few hours while enjoying the beautiful scenery the region has to offer. At the end of the ride, we had an opportunity to hangout, brush the horses and then feed them, making the overall experience extra special. Highly recommend!

I stayed here one night in July. It's fun to kayak in the lily pond on the property, where you get…read morea better view of the scenery since the tents are in the woods (and you might have a chance to see the local moose), and we had a short hike on logging roads past a slate quarry to a vista with lots of wildflowers. The main drawback at this time of year is the mosquitoes due to the standing water throughout the woods. They provide you with various repellents which helps, but I was still covered in mosquito bites when I left. The only noise besides the songbirds is a train which goes by occasionally. The accommodations are well supplied and well-kept, with a kitchen stocked with everything you need to cook. You can get some veggies from their garden for a dinner salad, including garlic spirals which are an interesting twist on chives. We cooked a simple meal over the open fire, which had a clever grill contraption to cook the food on. Water is pumped from a tank behind the kitchen. There is a clean and not smelly outhouse complete with hand sanitizer and old magazines. The breakfast was hearty - eggs (fresh from the chicken coop), bacon, pancakes, and of course homemade huckleberry jam. Even the apple juice they press and can themselves. The company was pleasant, with groups from two other tents. Since there were three of us, they sent up an extra tent for me next to my parents tent. In short, if you want the experience of camping near a farm, without the hassle of packing and pitching a tent, then this might be the place for you. I would give it 5 stars, except that I'm still scratching the mosquito bites.

Glamping- fun but still relaxing. The private campsites are very well thought out and equipped,…read morefrom the stocked kitchenette to the solar lamps to the down comforters and s'mores fixings. This family really is welcoming and will gladly teach you about their garden, solar panels, and more. Also, they cook a mean breakfast (make sure to try their homemade apple cider). We saw moose and deer on the property and heard owls at night- very cool. Plus, Tim gave us great directions to explore the surrounding sights. You'll want to stay more than one night! This is an awesome spot for a couple's vacation or a family adventure.

Comfy Little B & B…read more SITREP For a memorial service in St. Maries, the Birch Tree Bed & Breakfast was a nice little place to set up in the middle of downtown St. Maries. SETUP When an uncle passed away recently, the Birch Tree Bed & Breakfast was a nice quaint little home like environment to come to, setup for a weekend, and deal with some family business at hand. For about $60 per night, it was a comfortable room set-up, with linens, hair-dryer, microwave and a few other amenities. Breakfast in the morning was typical Americana with eggs, sausage, toast and assorted jams. LOCATION Also, the downtown area is not that big, so it was an easy walk to the local Elk's Lodge where memorial-wake services were being conducted. WIFI None. But luckily I had my cellular wireless card. THE LOWDOWN A quaint, cozy stay in St. Maries, ID.

What a charming little place with hosts who are so knowledgeable of the St Maries area. In…read moreaddition to the room with its true sitting area and a scruptious breakfast, our hostess provided me (the lady) with wonderful bubble bath oil. Every time we stay here, we feel we have been blessed. Thanks for your loving consistency over the years.