Savenac East Cottage (MT)
Camp site features
Across 1 camp site:
- Largest party: 4 people
Directions
Traveling on Interstate 90 take Exit 16 at Haugan, Montana. At the stop sign head north to the frontage road. At the frontage road turn right and take the first left, crossing the cattle guard. Signs are onsite to follow. Maps are available online or for purchase by calling the Superior Ranger District.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 11 AM.
Reviews
Laura W
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Reviewed 12 days ago
Clean, comfortable and great, historical location!
royce w
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Reviewed 3 months ago
The cabin is nice but it does smell like it had been smoked in for many years
Lesa E
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Reviewed a year ago
We absolutely loved our stay at Savenac! Beds are comfy, we get to eat our own food and we can go exploring. We rode the Hiawatha Bike Trail one day and then visited Wallace, Idaho the next - lunch at Brooks, tour of the Underground Silver Mine, some shopping at Fonks and spent a couple hours learning about the local brothel from years back. Great place to base from!
W Timothy D
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Reviewed a year ago
Surprising quiet considering closeness to the Interstate. Conveniently located within walking distance to Restuarant, and full-service vehicle stop for travelers. Very clean and roomy for four persons. Nice not to have everyone on the internet. Had a wonderful card game there. (My cards) No local fishing. However, will return liked the place very much. Am wondering what renovations are going to be done during its pending three-month closure.
Bryant W
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Reviewed 2 years ago
The Savenac East Cottage was a wonderful weekend getaway! We really don't live too far from where we stayed, but sometimes it's nice just to go out and do something different. The cottage was surprisingly warm with central heating and (assumed) good insulation. One of our party forgot to grab pillows, and the cottage had extras stashed in the closet. The pots, pans, dishes, and utensils were more than enough, and there were plenty of cleaning supplies and essentials to take care of what was needed. The only thing I would like to mention is if you are planning on cooking like I did, consider bringing your own spices. I know the cottage isn't responsible for providing any, but I've stayed at other cabins and it seems like there's usually a small stockpile that guests have left behind. I was only able to find some old black pepper and a pinch of old salt. Overall, it's a cozy little spot to set base and go out for a nature walk or to explore other nearby towns! We spent a day driving around the nooks and crannies of St. Regis and Wallace, as well as checking out the surroundings of the cottage. The 50,000 Silver Dollar is (of course) a spot you need to check out if staying here, and it's essentially right next door. It features a gift shop loaded with fun things, slot machines, and a diner that is open until pretty late if you need something to eat. I wouldn't suggest staying at the Savenac East Cottage if you aren't capable of going out and finding adventure, as the place doesn't have a TV, wifi, pool, hot tub, etc., but if you like nature and exploring, give it a shot!
Deb T
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Reviewed 3 years ago
Great place to stay-staff is very friendly & accommodating
Season dates
Peak season
Apr 13, 2027 – Oct 13, 2027
Reservable online





