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"My husband and I so enjoyed this Emation, which had absolutely everything we needed and wanted. I especially appreciate the comfortable chairs and reading lights. Highly recommended for either a couple or more. We would happily stay here again."

"I have family that live in Fairfield and outside of Great Falls, the location was perfect. Worked for our family of 5, it was clean and comfortable, washer and dryer access was helpful. Great view..DefinitelDefinitely will visit again. "

"Just what we needed."

"Really nice house, everything you need is there & property manager was great on communicating. Definitely will stay again!"

"I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. This cabin is wonderfully secluded with amazing views everywhere you look. I was looking for a place to get away from everything and then also go drive some 4x4 trails. Well checkity-check because that's exactly what I was able to do while staying here. If you're into 4x4 trails then you have to check out Little Wolf Creek road. It's close to the cabin and is well worth the trip. Mission road is also enjoyable for the views and wildlife, but isn't complicated as far as "trails" are concerned, it's just a dirt road. While on Mission road I got up close to a herd of Bighorn sheep, which I then saw about 1/4 mile away from the cabin a few hours later. Back to the cabin though. Did I mention it was perfect? I would give up all of my possessions, except my dog, to call this cabin my home. My dog loved exploring the property and chasing the rabbit that lives near the propane tank. The cabin is very comfortable and has everything you could need during your stay. It was so hard to leave, but I will definitely return at a later date."

"Excellent "

"Good quality. No problems"

"Perfect place for us to relax after exploring the area. Will stay there again. "

"3rd year staying here. There will be 4th. Great place for those serious about fishing. Wonderful river front property. If playing pool, just like golf, balls tend to break toward the water. "