Alquileres vacacionales con asientos al aire libre en Idaho Panhandle

Pet friendly remodeled train caboose in sandpoint

ALL ABOOOOAARD! Welcome to Jon and Heather’s remodeled 1978 Burlington Northern caboose! On 10 acres of North Idaho beauty! Bring your ATV’s, SxS’s, snowmobiles, swimming trunks, skis, kayaks, boat or just your hiking shoes. Your minutes away from it all! Give the horses treats, go skiing, have your morning coffee in the warm and cozy cupola! That feeling of seclusion and peace awaits you. 20 minutes from Sandpoint. Veterans, educators, first responders get 10% off*. Message us for Wednesdays

Trout Fishing Paradise

Enjoy a memorable visit when you stay in this unique place. Cabin overlooks one of the best trout streams in the World with stairs down to the river with a deck overlooking the river. Outside the Cabin is a deck overlooking the river with an antler chandelier. Next to the cabin is a large, tiled patio that is set up with a fireplace and barbecue. This is a place for people to look at the stars in a hot tub and see wildlife. Free use of Rafts, (inflatable) and fishing kayaks. (inflatable)

Riverfront Cabin Retreat with Hot-Tub!

Welcome to our Cozy Cabin Retreat just 19 minutes north of Sandpoint. 4 acres of mature cedar trees and the crystal clear pack river. Perfect for couples or large groups, our property features an additional dry lodging cabin you can add to your booking based on your party’s needs. We don’t double book, so when you book, the whole property is yours to enjoy! The river is a great for swimming in July/August. Before this date, it’s too deep. Please see dates on our river picture to learn more.

Clark Fork Cabin- Rustic & Quaint Getaway

Peace to our cozy cabin in the woods. In a town named after Lewis & Clark, you may very well find yourself feeling like you are stepping back in time along your journey. We are blessed with our Clark Fork River & Lake Pend Orielle & majestic mountains. Stunning views! We have trees, trails galore, wildlife, huckleberry pickin, snowmobiling, kayaking, hiking, hunting, and more..fine dining to family fixins. Plenty to experience or simply relax, breathe and take it all in at the cabin!

Million dollar view of Salmon River Valley

The guest house is nestled on a hillside overlooking the Salmon River, Hammer Creek Park and public boat launch. It’s a one hour drive to Hells Canyon boat launch at Pittsburg Landing on the Snake River. Both areas are great for boating, rafting, and fishing. This studio guest house comfortably sleeps 4 with a queen sized bed, comfortable pull out couch, and separate full bathroom & shower. The unit also has a kitchen and private deck to enjoy the wildlife and million dollar view!

Scenic Sandpoint A Frame

Cozy A-Frame retreat, pinned to the top of a rock with spellbinding views of Lake Pend Oreille and the Sandpoint area mountains. Just 4 miles from downtown and 5-minute drive to the Schweitzer shuttle. This intimate studio with a loft is a haven for couples. Unwind in a queen-sized bed, prepare meals in the granite kitchenette, and indulge in a custom shower with a heated toilet seat and bidet. Enjoy other modern amenities like high-speed WiFi and AC. End of the road privacy.

Restored 1909 Train Carriage on 145 Acres

Stay in a restored 1909 train car, with a sauna and hot tub. Set amid forest and wheat fields with beautiful views. Spectacular night skies and lots of solitude round out the experience. This car ran on the Washington Idaho & Montana Railway from 1909 until around 1955. It was, (and is), car number 306, bought new from the American Car and Foundry Co.

Crystal Peak Lookout 🌲

The lookout is open year round with a wood fired stove to keep warm at night or heat your morning coffee. A wood fired sauna sits below to relax and rejuvenate your body after a big hike or snowshoeing adventure. What's that other little wooden building? No fire lookout is complete without an outhouse!

Augustus Peck House (as seen on Magnolia network).

History of the Peck House Originally built in Middlebury, Connecticut in 1783 by Augustus Peck, we carefully dismantled, moved, and restored this 1,660 sq. ft. house to 27 acres in Deary, Idaho in 2020 as part of the Magnolia Network Restoration Road TV show.