Mountain Home Cabins

We stayed here for a couple of nights this past weekend and found it to be a very welcoming environment. The owners, John and Diane, are super friendly and approachable about any issue or question and give good advice for things to do nearby and places to eat. We stayed in cabin 4, which is one of the smaller ones with one double bed. But don’t be fooled! The cabin has a small bathroom with a shower stall (and clean towels), a kitchen with a stove burner and tea kettle, fridge, chopping block, and other cooking ware. The ability to make tea was my favorite thing! Also, there is a pull-​down table that reveals plates, bowls and cups. There was even a fan and a ceramic heater, in case of cold or hot weather. What else? The bed was decent enough and had clean linens on it. It’s not fancy inside, but the cabins were built in the 1930s and have an adorable rustic-​y look. There is also a picnic table in front of each cabin, which is an extra plus and the owners have a grill upon request. Some of the cabins even have screened-​in porches.
Their property also takes up a decent bit of land that abuts a waterfall and has an area to create a fire perfect for smores next to the falls. This area is creepy at night, but it’s definitely a fun walk from one’s cabin! There is also a small playground on the property with swings, tether ball, a volley ball net, and some berry bushes. It’s a great location for someone who wants to take the family to Arethusa Falls, Attitash, Mt. Washington, North Conway, Bretton Woods, etc. etc. For the price, I definitely recommend staying at these cabins because you can’t go wrong with the location, friendly owners and having a decent amount of amenities in your cabin.

Great place to stay with kids. Good jumping off point for mt. climbing, hiking, Story Land, No. Conway shopping. Rustic, no phone or TV but you won’t miss them. A step up from camping; indoor plumbing and a bed to sleep in instead of a sleeping bag. No air conditioning but open the windows for au natural. Heat for cooler weather. We’ll be back!
Pete