12 Best Cabin Rentals Near Cascade, ID, US 2025

67% (3 reviews)

Cabin camping in Cascade puts you right in the thick of Idaho’s wild country. Over 400 cabin options cluster near lakes, pine forests, and snow-packed trails, with prices starting at $105 a night and an average of $152. Settle in and you’ll find campfires allowed, toilets, and wifi at most spots—so you can unplug, or not. Summer means swimming and hiking on rugged paths. Come winter, snow sports take over. Curious where to start? Camp Modern (1 review) gets high marks for its modern comforts and direct trail access. Expect straightforward facilities, crisp air, and a shot at real Idaho quiet.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Camp Modern

67%

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1 site · Lodging · Donnelly, ID

Unplug to recharge. Located in the beautiful mountains of Idaho! The A-Frame cabins have many amenities including electricity, dry kitchenette, a full-sized bed, and a cozy fire pit to gather around. The A-Frame cabin is NOT suited for people intimidated by camping or using a porta-potty. There is no running water available. The cabin is designed for a couple/duo looking for an adventurous experience. Recreational activities in very close proximity! Does not have lake accessibility.

2. Mountain High

1 site · Lodging · New Meadows, ID

Wooded forest with spectacular views of Pollock and Granite Mountains and adjacent public land for hiking and exploring. Access to a creek and the Little Salmon River for fishing just 2.7 miles. Less than 30-minute drive to nearby Riggins, New Meadows or McCall for unlimited outdoor activities. Access is through a locked gate via a rough, rocky and steep road. A high clearance vehicle with good tires is required.

67% (3 reviews)

Cabin camping in Cascade puts you right in the thick of Idaho’s wild country. Over 400 cabin options cluster near lakes, pine forests, and snow-packed trails, with prices starting at $105 a night and an average of $152. Settle in and you’ll find campfires allowed, toilets, and wifi at most spots—so you can unplug, or not. Summer means swimming and hiking on rugged paths. Come winter, snow sports take over. Curious where to start? Camp Modern (1 review) gets high marks for its modern comforts and direct trail access. Expect straightforward facilities, crisp air, and a shot at real Idaho quiet.

Popular camping styles for Cascade

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Camp Modern

67%

(3)

1 site · Lodging · Donnelly, ID

Unplug to recharge. Located in the beautiful mountains of Idaho! The A-Frame cabins have many amenities including electricity, dry kitchenette, a full-sized bed, and a cozy fire pit to gather around. The A-Frame cabin is NOT suited for people intimidated by camping or using a porta-potty. There is no running water available. The cabin is designed for a couple/duo looking for an adventurous experience. Recreational activities in very close proximity! Does not have lake accessibility.

2. Mountain High

1 site · Lodging · New Meadows, ID

Wooded forest with spectacular views of Pollock and Granite Mountains and adjacent public land for hiking and exploring. Access to a creek and the Little Salmon River for fishing just 2.7 miles. Less than 30-minute drive to nearby Riggins, New Meadows or McCall for unlimited outdoor activities. Access is through a locked gate via a rough, rocky and steep road. A high clearance vehicle with good tires is required.

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Brianne

July 2025

2 nights at Camp Modern

McKenzie is a great communicative host. She was able to answer my questions quick and promptly. The small dry cabin was clean and very aesthetic to the eye. The size was very comfortable for two adults. The location is great. We were close enough to town to get things if needed or even a nice dinner out. Very close to lakes, fishing and rafting.My favorite was we were right across the away from a lovely hot spring. (Cash only if you go) Our stay was during the end of July, temperatures were ranging around high 80s to low 90s. Some things for people to keep in mind when booking during the hot months. This cabin only has 1 window (1.5ftx1.5ft?) that can open. Which is at the top of the A frame, with no screen. We bring a battery operated temperature/humidity gauge with us when camping. This cabin heated up to 112°. Felt like being left in a hot car. It was very hot! The catch here is that this cabin is also by a water source. A lot! of mosquitoes. So our choice was either to be very hot inside or open the window up top/front door and let the mosquitoes in. We tried the first night, it was a blood bath with those little suckers. The second night we ended up setting up our regular tent/camping gear since we could at least have our screens protect us from the mosquitoes and be cool at night. I think this is an easy fix for the host if they want to do minor swaps for the big window with screens that open. Overall still had a great time and would recommend to others.