Sleep where the stories are.
From a cabin dating to the early 1700s to hand-painted tipis with their own electric Jeeps — every accommodation at The Ranch at Wolf Creek carries its own personality. On-property lodging for up to 37 guests across cabins, tipis, safari tents, plus five dry RV sites.
Dating to the early 1700s and once part of the Mosby Homestead, Pulaski Tennessee, this cabin sits isolated in the upper forest and makes a perfect honeymoon suite. Greeted by a family heirloom door, inside, a king bed, a charming bath, and a sweetheart couch and ottoman create a quiet retreat made for newlyweds.
(Available summer 2028, inquire for details)
The Tennessee Cabin
A Swedish Cope design with two bedrooms, two baths, including one with a tub-shower combination, and a spacious loft that comfortably hosts families or close friends. Sleeps up to eight, it features a loft large enough to give kids the feeling that they have the place to themselves.
The Clark Fork
A Swedish Cope log cabin with unique twig railings, a clawfoot tub, and bold modern wallpaper. Sleeps up to six, it features a lofted ceiling that makes the space feel both generous and warm.
The St. Regis
Cabins
Cabins with Stories to Tell
Each cabin on the property has its own character and history — offering comfort that feels lived-in without losing its soul.
Carefully disassembled in Melville, Montana and restored on-site by the owners. Welcomes families of four with cozy upstairs sleeping, double vanity sinks, a unique walk-in shower, and a kitchen that feels like a step back in time.
The Montana Cabin
Available summer of 2028
Each tipi canvas is hand-painted with animals native to western Montana and outfitted with rugs, lamps, fans, USB chargers, down comforters, and wool blankets to keep guests warm as the evening cools. Flannel sheets are available on request. Each lodging tipi comes with its own custom electric Jeep, perfect for moving through the property between events.
tipi options
tipis
Tipis Under the Stars
For guests who want a little adventure with their weekend.
Wolf — 16-footer, sleeps 3 (3 twins)
Eagle — 16-footer, sleeps 2 (1 queen)
Buffalo — 16-footer, sleeps 2 (1 queen)
Moose — 26-footer, sleeps 4 (1 queen, 2 twins)
Nestled among the shade trees, two safari tents blend rustic charm with genuine comfort. Each features a modern bathroom and a roomy interior, one configured with a queen bed and the other sleeping up to four with a queen bed and bunks. Mornings here begin with filtered sunlight and birdsong.
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