Great base camp for your adventures in Yellowstone and the surrounding area. Up to 2 guests in this little cabin with a full mattress. No TV. We do have Starlink WiFi. Spacious bathroom and common area. There is a rack for hanging clothes a table and kitchenette. The kitchenette has a double burner, coffee pot, microwave and toaster oven. Basic amenities provided like soaps, linens, coffee, spices and paper products. Please read all details and research Cooke City MT before booking. This cabin is a rustic accommodation with one full size bed (and the toddler bed is cot), a bathroom with a full tub and a small kitchenette. What a wonderful and simple place to rest your head and stay warm while visiting the mountains this season. WiFi is available. The town is small. Cooke is 4 miles from the Northeast Entrance to YNP. There are no grocery stores. There is no cell phone service in Cooke City. The kitchenette is not a full kitchen. Right off the main road in Cooke City and close to Wooka's Wild Eats, this cozy little cabin is its own unit nestled in among five other similar cabins, and doesn't share walls with any other dwelling. A nice deck in front of the cabin has space to set up your camping chairs and relax with friends. This log cabin is a rustic accommodation offering a wonderful setting for a break from the busy life. Enjoy a firm memory foam full size mattress with the a nice mountain view out the window. Perfect for cuddling up with a good book to read. There are 2 towel sets provided for guest use. Extra blankets are stored in the cabin. The kitchenette is equipped with minimal dishes, a microwave, a hot plate, toaster oven, crock pot and mini-fridge. The very spacious bathroom has a full tub/shower, toilet and sink. The property sits on land bordering the national forest, so staying here means you get to enjoy a great view around the neighborhood! WiFi is available. Certain roads are closed seasonally and limit accessibility to Cooke City, MT. Please do your research before booking. There is a lot of information provided in the listing details. This is a private home, access using a key code to enter. Guests are welcome to use anything provided in the cabin, including food, drink and hygiene products. Extra towels and blankets can be found in the cabin. I am in town and available most days to help you or resolve any issues. Call or Email me if you need anything, I mean this in the most sincere way possible. We typically won't come to meet you, but if you would prefer to meet with us, we are happy to accommodate that request! Cooke City is an isolated little town in the mountains where snowmobile riding is very popular between November and April each winter. Located right outside the north east entrance to Yellowstone National Park and surrounded by National Forests, this town is an ultimate retreat into nature; so much so that there is no cell phone service here. Cross country skiing and other winter activities, as well as photography, are also popular. The people are friendly and there's fun to be found in one of the bar/restaurants each night. There is also a neat historical museum at the Visitors Center. Sweet Pea Grocery and Gifts, and Stop the Car are two little shops worth stopping in on. Keep an eye out for some local artist galleries and crafters too! During the winter Cooke City is the dead end on highway 212, only road in Yellowstone National Park open at the time. Peak season is between June and September. If you travel to Cooke City outside of peak season be prepared for fewer restaurants and conveniences and/or shortened hours. Currently Winter Time: The only road into Cooke during the winter is through Yellowstone National Park (fees apply) from the entrance in Gardiner MT (Western entrance). It is also possible to trailer up snowmobiles, park at Pilot on highway 212 and ride in less than ten miles on snowmobiles to Cooke City (Eastern entrance). Permits are required for snowmobiles. Permits and more info can be obtained at the Exxon or Bearclaw Bob's. There are four consistent restaurants in town during winter, Wooka's Wild Eats, Cooke City Coffee, Miners Saloon and Prospectors. Wooka's has the best food. Everything you need is in town is with in walking distance. Summer Time: Everything you'll need can be found right off the Highway 212 and most places are with in walking distance. You can get to Cooke from east only right now by using Chief Joseph Highway. You can find ATVs to rent in town and drive out onto trails surrounding the tiny city. Horseback rides are also available nearby There are also neighboring cabins available to rent. Rusty Hinge Cabins 1 and 3. Exxon, Sinclair, Super 8 have ATMs. Cooke City is not a "city" with a lot of conveniences, it's a very small town with mostly only restaurants and hotels. Bring groceries from Cody or Red Lodge before arriving; if you plan to eat in. There are a few general stores that provide less-perishable items. Security Deposit is for incidentals and will be typically returned in full as long as everything is left in acceptable condition.