Six cabins and two new tiny homes on East River Road, Pray, Montana.
Damselfly Cabin
Cabin #5, and much like its neighbours — which is rather the point. Take whichever is open.
Inside: a queen and two bunk beds, so four sleep comfortably. A kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave and coffee maker, and plates, bowls, cups and wine glasses already in the cupboard. Starlink runs the whole property, so the wi-fi holds even this far up the valley.
The Damselfly looks east to the Absarokas. On clear mornings you can watch the sun come up over them from the doorway, and once the sun moves behind the cabin in the afternoon, the front stays shaded and cool. Evenings are calm, with the mountains holding the last of the light.
The damselfly
Damselflies are the slim, bright blue and green cousins of dragonflies, usually seen hovering over still water and slow edges in early to midsummer. They're more of a pond and spring-creek bug than a big-river one, and the spring creeks here in Paradise Valley have plenty of them. A quieter fly for a quiet cabin, #5.
What's inside
Check out 10am — and we do our best on early arrivals and late departures, so just ask.
Leashed on the property, and pick up after them — we have two labs ourselves.
Cancel more than 5 days before you arrive and you are refunded in full. Inside 5 days, no refund.
US-89 south from Livingston, then eight miles down East River Road. Yellowstone's north entrance is 37 miles on.
