Lamar Valley Cabins - Silver Falls

Silver Falls Cabin at Lamar Valley Cabins sits in Silver Gate, Montana, near Yellowstone’s Northeast Entrance and the famous Lamar Valley wildlife corridor. Designed with oversized windows and Scandinavian simplicity, the cabin offers bright spaces and private bedrooms for comfort and privacy. A perfect Yellowstone basecamp for wildlife watching, wolf sightings, photography, hiking, and nature trips. The space Inside Silver Falls Cabin you’ll find bright open living spaces designed for comfort after a day exploring Yellowstone. The cabin includes a cozy living room, dining area, and fully equipped kitchen. A very large master bedroom with its own balcony and a king bed on the second floor is a luxurious place for morning coffee. The other bedrooms are private (no lofts or sleeper sofas), offering quiet rest for couples or families. Large windows bring in mountain views and natural light in this peaceful cabin near Lamar Valley. While many mountain cabins use open loft sleeping spaces, Silver Falls features fully separate bedrooms, giving couples and families greater privacy and a quieter night’s sleep. Lamar Valley Cabins are located in Silver Gate, Montana, at the Northeast Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, just minutes from Lamar Valley—one of the world’s best wildlife viewing areas. Ideal for wolf watching, wildlife photography, birding, and exploring Yellowstone’s northern range. Guest access Guests have use of the entire cabin, except for the loft area above the kitchen/dining room. Other things to note Minutes from Lamar Valley, the world-famous destination for Yellowstone wolf watching and winter wildlife viewing. While many of our guests come to Yellowstone in the summer, winter at Lamar Valley Cabins offers a unique Yellowstone experience. Located in Silver Gate, Montana, at the Northeast Entrance of Yellowstone National Park, the cabin sits minutes from Lamar Valley—one of the world’s most famous places for winter wolf watching and wildlife viewing. Guests visit this region for Yellowstone wolves, bison, foxes, and winter photography, as well as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and guided wildlife tours along Yellowstone’s Northern Range.