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Cabin options near Auburn, Wyoming include rustic guard stations and modern rental cabins with varying amenities. Diamond Creek Guard Station offers a peaceful retreat with outdoor fire pits and picnic tables, while Johnson Guard Station provides a fenced area with basic facilities. La Barge Guard Station features drinking water, fires, and toilet access for $30 per night. Wolf Den RV Park offers log cabins with more modern amenities including showers and trash service. "I loved staying at the guard station! There is a spot to hang your hammock. You can relax by the fire pit or read a book on one of the two picnic tables provided," noted one visitor about Diamond Creek.
Rustic forest service cabins typically require advance reservations through recreation.gov or by calling local ranger districts. Most guard stations have limited amenities but provide unique experiences in remote settings. Meadows Cabin allows pets and includes picnic tables and toilet facilities. Flat Creek RV Park and Cabins operates year-round with electricity and water hookups available. Kodiak Mountain Resort offers cabin accommodations with drinking water, picnic tables, showers, and toilets. According to one camper, "We absolutely loved this small cabin. It had a fenced area and plenty of room. Bathroom was clean. Must bring your own toilet paper, water and mattresses but it's worth the hassle."
Visitors should prepare to bring essential supplies when staying at guard stations or rustic cabins. Most forest service cabins require guests to bring their own water, bedding, and toilet paper. Some locations like Johnson Guard Station have propane stoves and electric lights but no running water. Cabins at private establishments like Wolf Den RV Park typically provide more amenities but at higher rates. Nearby towns offer basic supplies, though selection may be limited. Access to some cabins can be challenging during winter months or wet conditions, with several locations closing during colder seasons. Most cabins have fire rings or pits for outdoor cooking, but kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations.
"You can relax by the fire pit or read a book on one of the two picnic tables provided. Make sure to bring your own water."
"There were plenty of cots to move close to the wood-burning stove for a cozy night sleep."
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Check Availability"We absolutely loved this small cabin. it had a fenced area and plenty of room. bathroom was clean. Must bring your own toilet paper, water and mattresses but it's worth the hassle."
"Slept one night in the cabin other night outside. It rained both nights. Stayed dry both nights. Bring a nice pad to sleep on for sure. Cows everywhere. Side by sides race up and down the road."
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Check Availability"Meticulously cared for family owned and run campground with log cabins. Many pros to this campground... Nice wide sites, most pull through, clean showers and laundry room."
"We were traveling from the snow in the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone and wanted to find a place close by with warmer temps. Found this campground on google search. "
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Check Availability"The roads in can be a little tricky without a raised truck and 4 wheel drive when towing a large 5th wheel. But once you pick a spot it is so beautiful."
"A little noisy during business hours because there's a highway surrounding site. We're at the lowest part of the highway so there's climbs on both sides."
"This remote cabin can be rented for $30 night if not in use by the forest service staff. This is a popular destination for snowmobiling in the winter month and fly fishing in the summer."
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GuideWe pulled in for one night of tent camping, saw the tent area and decided to rent a cabin! We felt it was a bit to far from rest of sites and were fairly new to camping in the area so we opted for the safer site. Cabin was nice, nothing fancy but came with a bed, bunk beds, a porch swing & fire ring and was right on the Snake River. Price wasn’t bad considering you’re close to Grand Tetons/Yellowstone.
TravelerWe stayed at a deluxe cabin for one night. The cabins are too close to each other and the next cabin’s camp fire is right next to your porch, so very little privacy and a lot of noise.
LegendThis remote cabin can be rented for $30 night if not in use by the forest service staff. This is a popular destination for snowmobiling in the winter month and fly fishing in the summer. I visited in July and the wild flowers were incredible in LaBarge Meadows. This is near the Tri-Basin drainage. The trail head for the Lander Cut-Off Trail is right at the cabin.
There is an outhouse, picnic table in the yard and a fire ring. There is a stream right along the cabin and there is writer plumbing in the summer months.
There is a doorknob lock that you enter a code into to access the cabin that is provided upon your reservation.
Call 307-877-4415 to make your reservation!
LegendMeticulously cared for family owned and run campground with log cabins. Many pros to this campground... Nice wide sites, most pull through, clean showers and laundry room. The people who run it are super friendly and helpful. Great liquor store and great food truck attached to the grounds. great hook ups, reception and even better WiFi. Only cons are that it is just off Hwy 89, but you don't hear road noise at night. No dog park and is over an hour to Grand Teton and Jackson Hole. We did find great hiking only a few minutes from the campground. We would definitely recommend this place. The owners are constantly out doing improvements, which impressed us a great deal
ScoutI loved staying at the guard station! There is a spot to hang your hammock. You can relax by the fire pit or read a book on one of the two picnic tables provided.
Make sure to bring your own water.
LegendWe were traveling from the snow in the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone and wanted to find a place close by with warmer temps. Found this campground on google search. Has a total of 14 RV sites, all full hook ups with a picnic table, some tent sites and about a dozen cabins. RV sites are gravel and very level. There is a playground and picnic area. There is a shower house and a laundry. The office has ice and some supplies. There is a package store in the front and the town of Alpine is about 10 miles away. The campground is very well kept and the owner is very helpful. Great view of the mountains from any site and in all directions.
GuideWe needed a place to stay in our van for a few nights on our way to Grand Tetons. The owners were very friendly and helpful, Randy even brought us a picnic table for our spot. It was so nice to have a hot shower for a change. The bathhouse/restroom was very clean. There is laundry on site, which was a major plus for us. Cell service is great, and WiFi is provided. They also have large RV/camper spots, tent spots, and cabins. There’s a play area for children too. We are so grateful for them having us at their campsite, and if we are in the area again we will be back!
TravelerWe absolutely loved this small cabin. it had a fenced area and plenty of room. bathroom was clean. Must bring your own toilet paper, water and mattresses but it's worth the hassle.
RangerI like staying at KOA’s during road trips - I choose a cabin so I can have a bed, there are plenty of things for the kids to do and everyone can find their pace/place to wind down from the day. Some are definitely better than others - Montpelier Creek was one of the BEST. This is a beautiful KOA. Our cabin was right on the creek, and I found my pace and place on the porch and nature trail watching birds and listening to the creek while the kids enjoyed the pool and playground. Everything was in great shape, including the shower house. Wonderful area with lots of history and natural beauty.
Auburn, Wyoming offers rustic cabin camping options in Bridger-Teton National Forest and surrounding areas. Elevations range from 5,800 to 7,500 feet, creating distinct seasonal conditions with heavy snow in winter and mild summers. Most forest service cabins require advance booking through recreation.gov with limited cell service throughout the region.
Fishing access opportunities: Indian Creek provides shoreline access to Palisades Reservoir. "Amazing view, and great fishing access. Many places along the reservoir. Close to the road so traffic can be loud. Free to stay on most of the campsites along the reservoir aside from the boat ramp site," notes Chelsie B.
Wildflower viewing: La Barge Guard Station sits near spectacular wildflower meadows during summer months. "I visited in July and the wild flowers were incredible in LaBarge Meadows. This is near the Tri-Basin drainage. The trail head for the Lander Cut-Off Trail is right at the cabin," explains Carrie C.
Winter recreation: Several cabin rentals remain accessible during snow season. "We cheated. It was too cold to sleep outdoors the month we arrived at the Diamond Creek Campground... give us a break, we're from Arizona! The guard station can be rented cheaply through Recreation.gov and it was worth every penny! With a wood-burning stove, we stayed nice and toasty," shares Lisa C.
Affordability of forest service cabins: Most guard stations near Auburn cost $30-40 per night. "This remote cabin can be rented for $30 night if not in use by the forest service staff. This is a popular destination for snowmobiling in the winter month and fly fishing in the summer," reports a visitor about La Barge Guard Station.
Privacy at dispersed sites: Cabins located on forest service land typically offer more seclusion than RV parks. "Spent two nights. Slept one night in the cabin other night outside. It rained both nights. Stayed dry both nights. Bring a nice pad to sleep on for sure. Cows everywhere. Side by sides race up and down the road. Hike around the cow trails. No cell service and no water," explains Aaron W. about Johnson Guard Station.
Nearby hiking opportunities: Several cabin options provide direct trail access. "We did find great hiking only a few minutes from the campground. We would definitely recommend this place. The owners are constantly out doing improvements, which impressed us a great deal," notes deb K. about Wolf Den RV Park.
Bring essential supplies: Most guard station cabins require guests to bring everything needed. "Propane stove and electric lights. Not sure about heat, but I think so. I'm definitely going back," says Aaron W. about Johnson Guard Station.
Seasonal road conditions: Access to backcountry cabins varies significantly by season. "Some shallow snow on the track but firm beneath. Muddy if offtrack and saw some big ruts perhaps of people that struggled to get out. But stay on track and would be fine," advises Gabrielle H. about Indian Creek.
Reservation requirements: Most forest service cabins must be booked in advance. "There is a doorknob lock that you enter a code into to access the cabin that is provided upon your reservation. Call 307-877-4415 to make your reservation!" explains Carrie C.
Look for cabins with fenced areas: Some guard stations provide enclosed outdoor spaces. "We absolutely loved this small cabin. it had a fenced area and plenty of room. bathroom was clean. Must bring your own toilet paper, water and mattresses but it's worth the hassle," states Elizabeth L.
Consider RV park cabins for more amenities: Wolf Den RV Park offers log cabins with additional facilities. "Has a total of 14 RV sites, all full hook ups with a picnic table, some tent sites and about a dozen cabins. There is a playground and picnic area. There is a shower house and a laundry. The office has ice and some supplies," reports Debra M.
Check for water features: Some camping areas offer beach access for children. "The beach and the sunset views over the water and mountains are amazing. It's smallish but you never feel like it's over crowded," shares Da J. about Indian Creek.
Campsite access considerations: Some cabin locations near Auburn have challenging approaches. "The roads in can be a little tricky without a raised truck and 4 wheel drive when towing a large 5th wheel. But once you pick a spot it is so beautiful. Cool evenings and crisp mornings make the hot afternoons worth it," warns Joshua W.
Proximity to supplies: Note locations of nearby services. "Gas and groceries right down the road. And there is a dump station and trash bins at the gas station. Very convenient," adds Joshua W. about camping near Auburn.
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