Avery Creek Cabins: Hike, Bike, Fish + More!

Everything about this cabin was charming. The owners thought of everything you need for a comfortable stay. Saying that I don't know if we will return. Having the bedrooms upstairs without a bathroom was a little inconvenient for a group of seniors. The only other drawback for us was the parking. We had trailers and had to park them down below on the street, out of sight. I should add the town seemed extremely safe. The Huckleberry shakes in town are the best and the museum is wonderful .

We had a lovely stay. This cabin is great! Its clean and very well put together. It in a quiet space and perfect for some r and r. Cant’t wait to come back!

Very clean and amazing! Had everything we needed. The only thing that would have been helpful is a railing for the stairs.

Thank you for the wonderful accommodations. My buddies and I enjoyed 3 days of fishing the St. Joe and it was great having a nice and relaxing cabin to come back to. We will definitely be coming back next year.

The property was large enough to accommodate my party of four with room to be comfortable. The house is right next to other homes, I would have preferred a little more space around us. It was clean and had everything we needed. Very quiet.

We absolutely loved our time in Avery! The house was so clean, and had literally everything you could possibly need. It was so well set up! The host was extremely responsive when we had a question. We would love to stay there again.

Great experience could have been made better by having an outdoor grill for steaks/hamburgers and potable water in all sinks. Having been a public health nurse, I was surprised to find a vacation rental without potable water throughout the rental.

We had a great time. The house was well situated and comfortable. The owner was friendly and accommodating. Avery is a lovely place.

Great place tucked away back in Avery Idaho. It was great to stay in a cozy house vs sleeping in a tent. Beds were comfy! We will stay here again.

What a charming place to stay! Clean, cozy, warm and inviting! The host has everything you need for a great time. We really enjoyed having the comforts of home (washer, dryer, great mattresses, comfortable bedding and nice pillows, kitchen utensils and extra items just in case you forget something). We enjoyed the record player, cute decor, the historical books and the vintage photos that make a nice touch. We stay in Avery every year to go fishing and have stayed at many cabins in town, this was our first time at this particular cabin and I would stay here again for sure. A good sleep is very important to us and the beds made it possible for us to enjoy our stay even more! 10/10 stars!

A very quiet and nice location. Easy access to Avery and the St. Joe River.

This place is awesome. We stayed for three nights but wish we could have stayed longer. This place was very clean and had everything you could ask for. We will definitely be coming back next year.Thanks!

We had such a wonderful experience. We stayed mid summer with 3 kids and 2 adults. Every detail inside and outside the house was so perfect and well thought out. Toys for little ones inside, everything you could ever want to cook with. We even found a beer pong game. If you love the outdoors, this is the perfect place. Miles and miles to ride 4 wheelers, endless fishing, river time to float, all at the front door. We will definitely be back!

We arrived Friday to a very cute cabin with very detailed and thoughtful amenities. Some amenities like a fire pit with cut and split firewood ready to go! Nothing better than coming back from a cold ride and sitting in front of a nice cozy fire. The cabin was super clean and tidy and was set up as if we never left our own house. Father's day weekend started off with a bang of a sxs ride Friday night to the top of Dunn Peak for a beautiful sunset. Arriving back in Avery just in time to grab some of the best fried chicken and flat bread we have every had from TPS Avery (definitely recommended). Saturday morning we pulled out a nice big griddle for a trashcan breakfast of steamy hashbrowns, sausage, and eggs, man I can still smell it! The cabin had a kitchen island in which we could all hang around and throw a little banter at each other. Then off to Wallace on the sxs. We were on and exploratory expedition to find a way to Wallace because the normal route over Moon Pass was cut off due to a massive landslide! I got onto a cool app called onX hunt which is a great hunting app that shows you maps of the area your in who owns the property and also let's you plan routes and can track where you have been. Pretty cool! So we found a route up Slate creek which took us to Dry Gulch and then out into Wallace. Only after crossing 7 tributaries that flowed into Slate Creek, and seeing an abundance of wildlife like Elk, Moose, and Deer. In Wallace we ended up having lunch at the 1313 club and sought out some antique stores. After Wallace was an adventure ride home up over Lookout Pass and via the Hiawatha trail,which was a lot faster route! Made it home in time to hit up some more of that yummy chicken at TPS Avery. Tired, wet and sore from a long ride we made a nice fire had some cocktails and enjoyed the evening. Woke up Brite eyed and bushy tailed Sunday morning and decided to go find another Fire lookout Tower. ( Dunn Peak has one) this ride would the us to Middle Sister Peak South East of Avery. Winding our way down Kelly Creek and East on Avery Timber road to Middle Sister beautiful ride with snow capped peaks...yea in June! We arrived at almost the top of Middle Sister but ran into impossible snow! So we all jumped out and hiked it to the top! What amazing views of snow capped peaks mixed with green meadows full of spring flowers what a sight! Better bring some warm clothes it was pretty chilly up on top! After Middle Sister we high tailed it back to Avery!