West Bridger Cabin, Livingston, MT

West Bridger Cabin is located in the Yellowstone Ranger District, Custer Gallatin National Forest (1 hr 37 min east of Bozeman, MT) with an elevation of 4,829 feet. The site is open all year. There is a fee of $75.00 per night. Activities include fishing, hiking trails.

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Campsite Reviews (28)

3.8 out of 5

5 star		43%
4 star		29%
3 star		11%
2 star		0%
1 star		18%

@SusanB4210667 · Camped on Jun 16, 2024 at Campsite #1

Really a beautiful place! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this cabin during our cross-country camping trip. We hope we can return some day.

@JanetAL8EE2357 · Camped on Jun 9, 2024 at Campsite #1

Our stay at the cabin was so refreshing - we didn't see a soul the whole time we there. Heard/saw an occasional car go by. We were there in early June - it was VERY green and the birdlife was amazing. The trail from the cabin is not well marked.The ones further up the road were better marked, but very dry & dusty. The cabin itself is very well stocked - despite what some of the reviews said - we did NOT need to bring pots and pans. Plenty of games to entertain.

@Stephanie22540 · Camped on Mar 26, 2024 at Campsite #1

Loved the location, views, and trail! Wish surfaces in the cabin were more cleanable. Loved the fridge, oven, and couple lamps to make it more comfy in there. Appreciated the games people have previously left in the cabin.

@RachelL4774006 · Camped on Mar 25, 2023 at Campsite #1

Weather rolled in, heavy snow

@BriannaS443305 · Camped on Jan 20, 2023 at Campsite #1

They added a fridge this year! You must bring your own water. For more information, check out my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/jxr86GtTVBo

@AngelicaH83650 · Camped on Aug 12, 2022 at Campsite #1

Great stay!! Lots of amenities left from previous guests however we were well packed. One thing though is the bees are TERRIBLE. My father in law, who was with us on our trip, is allergic and had to be to extra cautious because there were so many around.

@GwenT9889280 · Camped on Jul 27, 2022 at Campsite #1

Great cabin! Plenty of windows, nice and light.

@KirstenZ436311 · Camped on Jun 30, 2022 at Campsite #1

Please note that the directions say the driveway to the cabin is located on the right. The driveway and cabin are on the left hand side of the road, note the right. I copied and pasted the directions below with the correction. From Big Timber, Montana, travel 14 miles east on Interstate Highway 90 to exit 384 (Bridger Creek). From the stop sign, travel south for 8.2 miles to the junction of Main Bridger with West Bridger Creek Road. Turn right and continue on West Bridger Road for 2.2 miles to the junction of West Bridger with Derby Gulch. Stay right on West Bridger Road for 0.7 miles. Look for driveway ON THE LEFT with a gate about 50 yards down road. There is a small oak sign on the left of this road identifying the cabin. The total driveway length to the cabin is approximately 0.2 miles.

@EdR4210113 · Camped on Jun 5, 2022 at Campsite #1

You cancelled my stay at Bridger cabin because of the bridge issue. I called for a refund and got a voicemail that Julia would contact me about it and issue me a refund. I've been waiting since June 1st Ed Raihl

@JonR4078904 · Camped on May 15, 2022 at Campsite #1

Great place, quiet and peaceful. Everything worked. Easy to reach from I90.

@AmberO2692960 · Camped on Dec 17, 2021 at Campsite #1

This cabin was just the right size. We went in December but would love to see it in warmer weather also.

@AmberO608 · Camped on Dec 17, 2021 at Campsite #1

This cabin was just the right size. We went in December but would love to see it in warmer weather also.

@DanielD4395113 · Camped on Nov 19, 2021 at Campsite #1

Great place, I've been there many times. New stove warms well, electric range for cooking and lights, so nice! The price hike to $85 per night was a shock, though, I think it's too high.

@TroyC9461459 · Camped on Oct 22, 2021 at Campsite #1

Mice, road hunters

@TroyC342 · Camped on Oct 22, 2021 at Campsite #1

Mice, road hunters

@MaryBethH777 · Camped on Oct 3, 2021 at Campsite #1

With the cabin having electric, it was well stocked for cooking. Even a Mr. Coffee. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because it could use a thorough cleaning. But we look forward to our next stay.

@MaryBeth792502 · Camped on Oct 3, 2021 at Campsite #1

With the cabin having electric, it was well stocked for cooking. Even a Mr. Coffee. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because it could use a thorough cleaning. But we look forward to our next stay.

@RobertP952 · Camped on Sep 20, 2021 at Campsite #1

It's an OK place but we got it when the rate was $25 per night. We do not feel this place is worth the new $75 night even with electricity and an electric stove/oven. I am really surprised to see it rented as much as it is. We think a fair price would be $45 a night in which it would get 4 stars. A little scenery and just a couple of trails. If this is the closet Forest Service getaway or you have stayed here before and it means something to you by all means stay. For everybody else there are better other locations if you are visiting Montana, Idaho or Wyoming. For the new rate of $75 a night a fridge should be supplied. Also the building is not being maintained. Needs painting. For Verizon users there is no signal at the cabin but about 8 miles before you get there you do have a couple of bars at 4G. Not very much cookware. No oven mitt. There is no water and there is a sink but they have covered it over with a board. It appears you used to be able to use it and it emptied to a bucket that had to be emptied by hand but now you can't even do that. Dirty old toaster and dirty coffee maker. Bring your own stuff. Has 4 twin beds. Wood stove. Old school pit toilet that is not ADA. Good size porch. Has fire pit and picnic table. Locked gate for privacy. Yes prices have gone up but if you are going to triple the price then the public should be seeing some result of the tripled price. We see no improvements to this location with the new tripled rate. Glad we got to stay here to experience this location at $25 but we will not be staying again at $75 plus the $8 per reservation fee.

@BrentR899 · Camped on Aug 8, 2021 at Campsite #1

Beautiful location next to very small but lush & pretty West Bridger Creek. Rustic accommodations for those who don't mind roughing it . . . kind of like camping but with a roof and four walls, electricity, and an adjacent old-time outhouse. The cabin was very convenient for our day fishing trips to the Stillwater and Rosebud Creeks, as well as the small country towns of Absarokee, Big Timber, and Nye. We were hoping to have dinner at the famous Grizzly Restaurant in nearby Roscoe, but it is only open Thursday-Saturday. And we were hoping to spot an actual grizzly on our drives to and from the cabin, but instead saw tons of deer. Although the cabin was generally in good shape, it could use a little TLC from the Forest Service in terms of a good deep-cleaning and minor cosmetic repairs.

@LARRYB966 · Camped on Jun 8, 2021 at Campsite #1

Unfortunately I wasn't able to visit the Bridger cabin due to an emergency stay in a Billings hospital, June 6 - 11th. Real disappointed I wasn't able to make it. Maybe next year? There is no rating for something like this so I put medium.

@AlexR891 · Camped on Jan 3, 2021 at Campsite #1

Great hiking trail from the cabin. Please clean up dog waste.

@AddieM871 · Camped on Dec 28, 2020 at Campsite #1

We had a great time at the West Bridger cabin! The hike up to the ridge near the cabin was beautiful - great views of the Crazy mountains. As others have said, the wood stove doesn’t work great. It took a long time to warm up and never got SUPER hot like some of the other cabins get. Overall a great experience.

@RyanS683 · Camped on Dec 18, 2020 at Campsite #1

This cabin is afforded an electric range, clean and functional. The wood stove is undersized so you will have to keep it fed/burning through the night if possible to keep heat in the cabin. If possible, I would recommend the FS lowers the exhaust venting to reduce the capillary/stack effect which sucks more heat out, the more the wind blows which is often. Resizing to a larger wood burner that has a working damper and larger capacity would be the best fix. Wood shed was fully stocked and the stars were out in full glory. In case of emergency I could get 1-2 bars of service on Verizon by hiking .75-1 mile up the Derby Mountain TH. Roughly a few hundred yards past the stock tank and near a stand of trees I was able to get coverage...just saying. The road entrance to the cabin is abrupt (hard left) and the gate was not secured to the post (be careful not to smoosh hands/feet/fingers). Interior has a few tables, several sturdy chairs and 4 single bed frames w/mattresses that were surprising comfortable. Bring a table cloth, cooking equipment/utensils, good foods and you'll be set. All in all a great spot with the luxury of electricity and access roads that were well maintained. There was no snow at the time of our trip so I could see a few turns/climbs/drops that when icy would be challenging for the novice BC driver. We could hear some near by dogs so your not as remote as some cabins, but still back in da woods. RMS

@RachelL319 · Camped on Oct 24, 2020 at Campsite #1

The Forest Service failed to give us the combination to the front gate and wood shed. It's a small miracle we were able to get into the cabin at all. We arrived around 7 pm in the dark, two feet of snow. Fiddled around with the lock for a while before realizing that they hadn't given us the combination at all. We then hiked in all of our gear with headlamps and flashlights, something we were not prepared for. We had to leave our 7 gallon jug of water in the car and then melt snow to provide water for five people the next two days. We were lucky that the person before had left just enough firewood to get us through the evening (it ran out in the morning) because we also did not have the combination to the wood shed. Without that, we would have been huddled around the electric stove all night to keep warm, as it got well below 0 that night. Aside from the combination f-up, the cabin was amazing. I only write this as a word of caution to anyone going there- make sure you have ALL the combinations before you arrive! (There is also no cell service there)

@AmyG936 · Camped on Jun 2, 2020 at Campsite #1

Nice cabin, wood stove not the best. Seen a grizzly bear and her cub from the road on the way into cabin. Small Stream about 20 meters from cabin door. Took a couple short hikes. Beautiful meadow with wild flowers. Kid and dog friendly area.

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