DEADWOOD LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Cabin 5, Deadwood: A compact, stand-alone retreat for no-fuss overnight stays and small-group getaways
A concise guide to Cabin 5 at Mystic Hills Hideaway — what the cabin includes, sleeping capacity, seasonal rates and practical details for planning a 2–14 night stay.
Cabin 5, Deadwood: A compact, stand-alone retreat for no-fuss overnight stays and small-group getaways.
Cabin 5 at Mystic Hills Hideaway is a single, stand-alone cabin in Deadwood that pairs compact, self-catered comforts with simple outdoor amenities. The unit includes two queen beds plus a queen-size sofa sleeper, a small but fully equipped kitchen, bathroom and outdoor gear such as a charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring, making it suited to families or friends seeking a short or extended stay in nature.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact, self-contained lodging
Cabin 5 is a stand-alone unit with two queen beds, a queen-size sofa sleeper, a bathroom with shower, and a small kitchen set up with a full-size refrigerator, microwave, electric skillet, Keurig, toaster and basic cookware and tableware.
Sleeps four with options to expand
The cabin sleeps four as standard and can accommodate up to two additional guests for an extra $15 per person per night; linens, bedding and towels are provided.
Simple outdoor amenities
Outside, guests have a charcoal grill, picnic table and a fire ring; guests who attempt to burn large logs or trash are subject to a $25 cleanup fee. There is also the option to set up a tent on site for an additional $20 per night.
What the day feels like
What staying here feels like
Expect an uncomplicated, self-contained stay: check in at 3PM, use the compact kitchen and living area for meals, sleep on two queen beds or the sofa sleeper, and spend evenings at the picnic table or fire ring. The cabin now includes air conditioning and basic entertainment with a TV, while linens and towels are provided so arrivals can be pared down to essentials and personal items.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays run from 2–14 nights. Seasonal nightly rates apply (spring, summer, fall/winter) and vary by date — consult the operator for exact seasonal windows and rates.
Personal items, toiletries and any specialty cooking ingredients; linens, bedding and towels are provided and the cabin includes a Keurig, toaster, microwave and basic cookware.
If bringing pets, bring current rabies vaccination documentation at check-in and plan for a $25/night pet fee.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 3PM and check-out is at 10AM.
How many nights can I book?
Stays can be booked for between 2 and 14 nights.
How many people does Cabin 5 sleep?
The cabin sleeps four as standard (two queen beds) and can accommodate two additional guests for $15 per person per night.
Are pets allowed and is there any paperwork required?
Pets are allowed for $25 per night; as of May 1, 2026, current rabies vaccination documentation is required at check-in.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellations incur a $50 cancellation fee; cancellations 14 days or less prior to check-in are charged for the full stay, and there are no refunds for early departures.
Is cooking gear provided?
Yes — the kitchen includes a full-size refrigerator, microwave, electric skillet, Keurig, toaster and basic plates, cups, silverware and cooking utensils.
Can I set up a tent on site?
Yes. Guests may set up a tent for an additional $20 per night.
Are campfires allowed?
There is a fire ring for guests; attempts to burn large logs or trash will result in a $25 cleanup fee.