Referred to as "The Bunkhouse", this tiny cabin (160 sq ft) is a perfect retreat for one or two adult guests. The bottom bunk is a full-size bed. The top bunk is a twin bed - just right for small children. Our location is an ideal jumping off point for a day trip to Glacier National Park - less than two hours away from the crowds! Our western eclectic style features repurposed, rustic, unique artistic pieces that encourage you to rest, relax and enjoy the quiet beauty of the Mission Valley. The space Expect to see horses, deer, birds and other wildlife on our 10 acres, complete with pond and creek. Have a seat on the deck, one of many seating areas on the property, or near the firepit and relax. In the surrounding areas you can enjoy farmer's markets, a variety of seasonal festivals, fresh local produce, live music, museums and more. We are 15 miles from Flathead Lake where water recreation opportunities abound. Head on up to Glacier National Park, less than two hours away, for hiking, fishing, and exploring. The Bob Marshall Wilderness is just over the pass, about an hour and half drive. And, the spectacular Mission Mountains are right out our back door. Guest access You have access to our onsite pond, creek and firepit. Other things to note We allow up to two pets in our Bunkhouse. All pets must be compatible and friendly with people and our animals. That means no chasing cats, goats or horses. You will be asked to leave, no exceptions, if your pet is aggressive or chasing any of our animals. This is for your pet’s safety as well as our pets. A note about Service Animals: According to ADA, you do not have to notify us if you are bringing a Service Animal. However, as a courtesy to us, please let us know if you are. This allows us to secure our goats before your arrival. Of course, there is no pet fee for service animals. We live on the Flathead Indian Reservation. It’s lovely and very different from most reservations. Be aware that if you recreate (hike, fish, camp, etc.) a special permit is required from the Tribe. Permits are available on line or at several local businesses. Just ask and we’ll point you in the right direction.