MCCALL LODGING FIELD GUIDE
The Marie — a 1930s log cabin on the meadow at Burgdorf Hot Springs
A winterized, rustic two–full-bed cabin for up to four guests with a large porch and meadow views; this guide explains what to expect and what to bring for a simple off‑grid stay.
The Marie — a 1930s log cabin on the meadow at Burgdorf Hot Springs.
Set on the Burgdorf Hot Springs property near McCall, The Marie is a westernmost, third‑“sister” log cabin built in the 1930s. The cabin is simple and rustic, winterized, sleeps four on two full beds, and opens onto a broad porch overlooking the meadow—an experience of pared‑down living where guests provide their own bedding and supplies.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A 1930s log cabin that keeps things simple
The Marie is one of three vintage log “sister” cabins on the property, winterized and outfitted with two full beds and a recently purchased mattress and mattress cover; expect sparse furnishings, a table and chairs, and a wood‑burning stove for heat.
Porch and meadow outlooks
As the westernmost cabin, The Marie affords privacy and a direct view of the surrounding meadow from a large porch—an ideal place to settle into the quiet and watch the property’s natural setting.
Off‑grid comforts and basic needs
The cabins have no electricity or running water; outhouses sit nearby and firewood is provided on the porch. Guests should be prepared to cook carefully on the wood stove or bring a camp stove and to carry water from the central spigot.
What the day feels like
What staying here feels like
Staying at The Marie is a deliberate retreat into simplicity: arrive at Burgdorf, walk to the westernmost log cabin, unload supplies onto the large porch, and live with the essentials—two full beds, a wood‑burning stove, battery lighting in the cabin, and the meadow at your doorstep. With no electricity or indoor plumbing, evenings are set by the stove and portable lights, while nearby shared facilities and the pool area are within walking distance.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Stays are offered in 2–5 night increments; reservations are accepted up to 90 days in advance.
Package rates are tiered by length of stay: two‑night, three‑night, four‑night and five‑night rates apply as listed by the operator.
Bring your own sleeping bag, pillow or bedding (subzero‑rated recommended for winter), cooking utensils or camp stove, additional toilet paper, portable lamps and batteries, and a container to carry water from the central spigot.
Cabins have no electricity or running water; outhouses are nearby and firewood is stacked on the porch. Some rechargeable battery lighting is fitted for temporary use, but guests should supply their own lamps for moving around after dark.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people does The Marie sleep?
The cabin accommodates four guests with two full beds.
How long can I stay?
Stays are booked in 2–5 night increments.
How far in advance can I make a reservation?
Reservations are accepted up to 90 days in advance.
Can I bring my pet?
No pets are allowed on the property or in vehicles; service animals are welcome and emotional support or therapy animals are accepted on a limited basis.
Are there electricity or running water in the cabin?
No—the cabins do not have electricity or running water; outhouses are nearby and guests should carry water from the central spigot.
Is firewood provided?
Yes—firewood is available on the cabin porch for use with the wood‑burning stove.
What bedding is provided?
Each cabin has a mattress with a mattress cover and a clean sheet on which guests place their own sleeping bag or desired bedding.