Our spacious cabins and suites are conveniently located in downtown, historic Pierce, Idaho. In addition to being a "Gold Rush" town established in 1860, Pierce is the "Gateway to the Clearwater Backcountry" with plenty of adventures for the outdoor enthusiast. Located just West of the Bitterroot Mountains in North Central Idaho, our area is perfect for hunting, fly fishing, skiing, snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, gold panning, and photography. (Click Here for more details.) Our rural community offers a limited range of services, including a supermarket, breakfast and lunch counter, laundromat, gas station, post office and saloons with food service. Our rental cabins and suites are comfortable and inviting and offer complete kitchen facilities, cable television, and a free continental breakfast. Our large log cabin lodge, created of Northwest Lodge-pole Pine by a local craftsman, can easily accommodate up to 11 people, and can serve as a group-meeting facility. Other amenities of our resort include: a soothing outdoor hot tub, RV hook-ups, a fish pond, outdoor fire pit, barbecue grill and playground area. So, whether you just want to get away from it all and enjoy our rural, peaceful surroundings, or you want to participate in our area's many outdoor adventures, we welcome you to come enjoy our hospitality.

Leave hassles, stop lights and cell phones behind with all those folks in the city. No matter what time of year, Pierce (population 617) is an awesome place to visit. Rich in History and Outdoor Opportunities, there is plenty to do and see. There is a tremendous amount of history in the Pierce area, including our close proximity to the Lewis and Clark Expedition Trail. Lewis and Clark first encountered the Nez Perce Indians near Weippe, just ten miles east of town. In addition, the Pierce area abounds with a rich history of gold mining. The party of Captain E.D. Pierce first discovered gold in Idaho in 1860. The strike occurred on Canal Gulch near the current site of the town. Pierce was later established as the county seat of Shoshone County and Idaho's first courthouse was erected. (It is still standing - see left photo.) The Cedar Inn/Miner's Shanty is an excellent source of mining history and current mining information. They can set you up with a simple gold pan or an extravagant dredge. The Pierce Free Public Library is also an excellent source of information and has a nice display of mining artifacts. The other "gold" of the Pierce area is the vast forests often referred to as "green gold." The Clearwater National Forest boasts the largest stand of Western White Pine in the world. Timber harvest in the Pierce area has a colorful history, from the "rough & tough" logging camps and river log drives, to the modern mechanical harvesting equipment now in use. The J. Howard Bradbury Logging Museum in Pierce is an excellent way to take-in some of the logging history of the area. The museum has a display of much of the equipment used in by-gone years, as well as a photographic history of the men and machines used in timber harvest. Local artisans display their crafts and handiwork at the Timberline Treasures Co-op and a new art gallery called Studio 205. There are limited eating establishments in Pierce. Sally's offers breakfast, lunches and delicious desserts. The Timber Inn features the best burgers in the Northwest. The Cedar Inn serves up fresh homemade pizza and their fish & chips are great. Pierce also features a well-stocked supermarket-style grocery store, laundromat, car wash, auto parts store, post office, tire shop, hardware store, several saloons and a mini-mart with fuel pumps.

Average Rates
Start From USD 50.00 To USD 150.00 Daily
Double Occupancy rate means the 1st bed; the second price is if 2nd bed is used; $10 charge per each additional person. Each cabin/suite includes: an in-room continental breakfast, cable television, and a fully-equipped kitchen, in addition to full use of the 10-person community hot tub, fire pit, barbeque grill, and playground equipment. An additional cleaning fee will be charged for pets - $5.00 for small dogs and $10.00 for large dogs and cats. We request that all pets are kept off the beds.