MCCALL LODGING FIELD GUIDE
The Castle: Burgdorf Hot Springs’ Winterized Log Cabin for Up to Ten
A simple, two-story log cabin with commanding meadow and pool views; this guide explains what to bring and how the stay works.
The Castle: Burgdorf Hot Springs’ Winterized Log Cabin for Up to Ten.
Perched on the meadow above Burgdorf Hot Springs, The Castle is an open, airy two‑story log cabin—likely constructed in the 1920s—that sleeps up to 10 guests. The cabin is winterized and offers commanding views of the meadow and the pool, a large porch, and the quiet, spare comforts of cabin life: a wood‑burning stove for heat, basic furnishings, and no electricity or running water. Guests are expected to bring their own bedding, cooking supplies, and lighting for a self‑reliant stay.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Meadow and Pool Vistas from a Large Porch
The Castle commands a broad view of the surrounding meadow and the adjacent pool area from its large porch, offering quiet, open vistas that define the property.
A Gracious, Winterized Log Cabin
An open, airy two‑story log structure with wood‑burning stove heat and sleeping space for up to 10 guests—two queen beds plus additional full beds—The Castle is sparsely furnished and emphasizes simple, rustic comfort.
Backcountry Comforts Require Preparation
The cabins have no electricity or running water; outhouses are nearby and firewood is provided on the porch. Guests must bring bedding, cooking utensils, lighting, and a container for water—plan to be self‑sufficient.
What the day feels like
What Staying at The Castle Feels Like
Expect a pared‑down experience: a clean cabin with a recently purchased mattress and mattress cover, a wood stove for heat and occasional cooking, and the quiet of a remote meadow. The setting favors slow evenings on the porch or around a contained stove fire, short walks to the office and pool area, and a self‑reliant rhythm of drawing water from the central spigot and using the nearby outhouses.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays are 2–5 nights. Rates are: two‑night stay $636; three nights $954; four nights $1,272; five nights $1,590.
The property is bookable up to 90 days in advance.
Bring your own sleeping bag, pillow or bedding (subzero‑rated recommended for winter), cooking utensils and supplies, a propane camp stove if desired (no charcoal grills), rechargeable lighting and a personal lamp, a container to carry water from the central spigot, and additional toilet paper.
Cabins are sparsely furnished with a table and chairs, a mattress with a clean sheet, a wood‑burning stove, and firewood on the porch. There is no electricity or running water; outhouses are nearby and all cabins are within walking distance of the office and pool area.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can The Castle accommodate?
The Castle accommodates up to 10 guests.
What beds are provided in the cabin?
The Castle is furnished with two queen beds and additional full beds to reach its capacity for up to 10 guests.
Are pets allowed on the property?
No pets are allowed on the property or in your car. Service animals are always welcome; emotional support and therapy animals are accepted on a limited basis.
Does the cabin have electricity, water, or indoor bathrooms?
No. The cabins do not have electricity or running water; outhouses are located close by and a central spigot provides water to be carried to cabins.
What should I bring for sleeping and cooking?
Bring your own sleeping bag, pillow or bedding, cooking utensils and supplies, and a propane camp stove if you wish to cook; rechargeable battery lighting and a container for carrying water are recommended.
How far in advance can I book a stay?
The property is bookable 90 days in advance.