Br Log The Bowman Entrance Park | Cabin in Polebridge, Montana

7.5 (65 Reviews) Polebridge, Montana, United States

Br Log The Bowman Entrance Park | Polebridge

Avg. Price US $465 Night

US $310 Night

US $617 Night

As with all three of our cabins, Caribou sits on more than 20 acres of pristine forest and meadow. The expansive windows and roomy deck provide an unrivaled view north into Glacier. On clear nights, your deck is also the perfect place to gaze at stars, which, due in part to our sparsely populated valley, are wonderfully bright.
Caribou features two bedrooms, each with a queen bed. The master bedroom is upstairs for added privacy. There is a full bath, fully-equipped kitchen, and a combined dining and living room area with an energy-efficient Jotul wood stove. Logs, which are cut from our own property, are provided. On your deck, there is a large bistro style table and chairs. Log accents abound throughout the cabin, from the log supports and peak log in the master bedroom to the stairway.
Our namesake, Hay Creek, runs the course of our southern border. It is home to the endangered bull trout.
Finally, our location is very special. Polebridge, Montana is a small community that offers solitude, beauty, and a bit of local flavor and entertainment at our local venues. Our location and proximity are quite unique.
Nestled just three miles from the North Entrance of Glacier National Park, the Hay Creek Cabins offer a peaceful base for exploring one of the park’s most scenic and less crowded regions. From this entrance, you can easily access the breathtaking landscapes and quiet shorelines of Bowman Lake and Kintla Lake.
Our property is also conveniently located just 12 miles from the Camas Creek Entrance to Glacier National Park. This entrance provides access to the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road and is typically much less crowded than the West Glacier entrance—helping you avoid the long entry lines often experienced there.
Both GNP access points provide a quieter, more laid-back park experience—perfect for guests looking to enjoy nature at a slower pace. Beginning in 2026, no timed-entry tickets are required at any of the park’s entrance stations, making it even easier to explore during your stay.