Need help with lodging possibilities

I%26#39;m starting to plan a trip to CDA area in August 09 for my grandson%26#39;s 11th birthday celebration. Each year, 4 generations of my family (my parents, myself, my daughter, and my grandson) go somewhere for a week to celebrate his birthday. Next year, he has chosen to go to Silverwood. Usually, we camp out in my parents 34%26#39; 5th wheel but we%26#39;re kicking around staying in a cabin so we don%26#39;t have to pull the 5th wheel all the way to CDA (a 734 mile one way trip for my parents).

I don%26#39;t know the area very well so I%26#39;m having a hard time researching different possibilties on the internet. If anyone could give me some ideas of cabins available to rent I%26#39;d appreciate it very much. There will be 4-5 adults and 1 child going. We%26#39;re not into ';luxery';. Basic is fine as long as its clean- somewhere between $150 to %200 a night (is that range a pipedream??) We don%26#39;t really want to stay in CDA and we dont%26#39; want a hotel setting- we prefer by a cabin by a lake or stream. We%26#39;d want something relatively close to Silverwood so its not a long drive to get there for his day of fun. At most we would probably spend 3 nights in the area.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

Need help with lodging possibilities

Deb,

This may be a good start, The Ponderosa Inn B%26amp;B.

2 miles west of Silverwood out in the country.

Sounds like it may be worth looking at.

theponderosa.net

Have Fun !!!

Need help with lodging possibilities

The cabins at Hayden Hideaway are nice and a bargain and should sleep that many people. She has one rule, though, no smoking, and no pets, the number is 208-762-7715 until the end of September or you can reach the owner at 808-951-8282

You might want to consider the cabins at Farragut State Park which is very close to Silverwood. Web site is: …idaho.gov/parks/farragut.aspx

Thanks everyone for suggestions. I%26#39;ve checked the cabins at the park- we would need more cooking facilities then they offer. The Hayden Hideaway looks great and would fit our needs exept for the no pets part. I forgot to mention that I have a ';special needs kitty'; that I have to take with me due to her needing meds and special care throughout the day. LOL- she%26#39;s gone on vacations all over- Black Hills and YNP/Jackson WY to name a few. She has even gone tent camping in the Beartooth Mountains. I%26#39;ve started taking pictures of her in front of different tourist areas- kind of like competition for the ';Travelocity Gnome';---she%26#39;s the ';Travelocity Cat';. She%26#39;s a sweetie and stays in a large carrier when we travel but I can understand people not wanting pets in their cabins. We might just have to end up taking my parents 5th wheel with us.

Again, thanks for your suggestions. I%26#39;ll keep plugging away at searching for a place. Hopefully I will find something suitable.

Deb

You know you can also try Cedar Mountain Farm Bed and breakfast, they have one room, that%26#39;s a cabin by itself, with a full kitchen, and I know the owner%26#39;s over there sell the discount tickets too, the number is 208-683-0572

Thanks Squareboy for the suggestion of the Cedar Mountain Farm Bed %26amp; Breakfast. I checked out their website and it looks exactly what we%26#39;re looking for- and yea! they take pets. I%26#39;ll show it to my parents when they visit me in two weeks and see what they think. Again, thanks for taking the time to help me with my search.

Deb