Abbott Valley Homestead - unique cabins near Glacier National Park, Montana

	South Abbott cabins and trail systems
	Overlooking a large meadow on South Abbott Creek, this hand hewn log home has an open main floor plan which flows around Mickey’s original wood cook stove. The upstairs has been divided into two bedrooms, both with a queen size bed. The living room couch is also a fold out bed. The home has two covered porches with wonderful views of the meadows with a deck facing South. At different times one can see elk, deer, moose and an occasional wolf.
	The Bunkhouse This small cabin was used as a pelting shed by Mickey and other trappers. It has been converted into a bunkhouse which can be rented in conjunction with Mickey's. With four single log post beds and located next to the main house, this is a perfect place for the kids. What people have said about Mickey's Cabin

This two story log cabin was built by Mickey for his trapping friend, a French-Canadian named Baptiste. This cabin faces the north meadow and the original log barn. A large kitchen and bath have been added to the one room cabin. The main floor also has a living area with a futon couch and a bedroom with a queen bed and a deck facing the north. The enclosed upper loft has two double futons and looks out over the meadow.

What people have said about Baptiste



	North Abbott Guest houses and trail systems
	Set amidst birch and pine near North Abbott Creek, the Millhouse looks out over meadows and the foothills of Glacier Park. This spacious cabin is named in honor of our father's lumbermill which operated here from 1946 through 1964. The main floor has two smaller bedrooms with queen size beds. There is also a large living room with knotty pine interior that opens up into a spacious kitchen; bath and laundry off the kitchen. Upstairs consists of a large master bedroom with a king size bed and a private bath. What people have said about The Millhouse

Jaybird's, formerly Tom and Jay Foley's home, was remodeled in 2010 to share with extended family and guests, and has been named after our mother, Jaybird. The project was completed prior to the holidays which explains the snow and no lawns. Summer photos will be added in 2011. We were able to keep and restore much of the original wood paneling and flooring, milled in our parents sawmill in the early 1950's.

Jaybird's has a large kitchen, sitting room, 3 bedrooms (1k,1q,1d) and two baths and laundry.

Jaybird's is handicapp accessible, complete with a courtyard that wraps around the west, south and east sides of the house.

Located across North Abbott Creek and also on the edge of another meadow, this is one of our most private places. The house was built by our father Red Foley, for mill workers. Our father was a lumberjack and during the building of the Hungry Horse Damn one of his camps was called Quintonken.

This place has three bedrooms, two queens and one double, one bath, laundry and a fold out futon in the living room.

Quintonken has a bright, sunny breakfast room, a covered porch, swing-set and small private deck on the creek.

What people have said about Quintonken

This small house was the home to our great grandmother, who in the summers hauled water from the creek nearby. Over the years the Foley teenagers would use this place when the main house became crowded with family. It then sheltered storage items and begged to be used again. In 2006 we remodeled the original cabin complete with a large wrap around deck in its own private woods. The Brownstone is a perfect place for couples; and a sanctuary for older mom's and dad's if their younger children/grandchildren are staying in one of bigger houses.

Spotted Bear
This was the last of the 1950 mill houses to be remodeled on the North end of Abbott Valley. We completed this in 2011 and like the others, took special care to retain the vintage wood whereever possible, much of it milled out of old growth larch over 60 years ago. Spotted Bear has a wonderful warm feel, mixing old and new with attention in every detail. It has a great deck off the large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, a fireplace in the living room, 2 baths, is handicap accessible and has a laundry. The meadow out front leads over to the creek, trails and other picnic areas, and frequently has a horse or two to visit with. Raisberries, a cherry tree and swing are near the house.

Abbott Valley Homestead
P.O. Box 98 Martin City, MT 59926
Phone: (406) 387-5732
Email: Stay@abbottvalley.com