More than just a cabin...experience Montana adventure!

Stay, relax and explore at Twenty Odd Base Camp in Trout Creek, Montana. With over 90 private acres at the edge of the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness, you'll find yourself surrounded by natural beauty and an array of wildlife only Montana can provide. Wapiti Cabin is a cozy yet spacious dwelling nestled amongst fir, pine and aspen trees making it an ideal base camp for your Montana adventure. Wapiti (another name for Elk) Cabin is one of the two cabins available at Twenty Odd Base Camp. (Check out "Ursa" cabin #1290934) The open layout features a large log dining table and a full kitchen with all the appliances, utensils and basic spices needed to prepare a meal. The living area has plenty of seating including a comfortable couch and recliner as well as a bistro table near the wood burning stove. The large, covered patio is the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or evening beverage while taking in the stunning views. Wapiti cabin has two bedrooms, each with a queen size bed. The bathroom has a shower (no tub) and towels as well as basic toiletries are provided. A washing machine and dryer are also available for guests to use. Roll out of bed and hike from your front door up Twenty Odd Peak Trail, accessing some of the "wildest" mountains left in the lower 48. Even just a 30-minute stroll up the trail provides breathtaking views of the Clark Fork Valley. If a little "R&R" is what you're craving, kick back with a book and/or a cold beverage and breathe in nature from your own covered patio. On a clear night, the stargazing is second to none with the absence of natural light from the city. Just a 5-minute drive down the road you'll find TOBC's lakeshore property. A private dock and gazebo are available exclusively for our guests to enjoy. Bring your own kayaks or rent them in town- Noxon Reservoir is a paddler’s paradise! Don't forget your fishing gear as Noxon Reservoir is known for excellent bass and Pike fishing and holds a number of other species including trout and walleye. A scenic 4-mile drive down the road is the quaint recreational town of Trout Creek, nestled on the banks of beautiful Noxon reservoir. There are several good restaurants and lounges as well as a grocery store, gift shops, Laundromat and ATM. Hoping to escape the crowds and traffic of the city?... they boast of not having one traffic light in all of Sanders County. Come and immerse yourself in nature and refresh your soul.