EST. 1987A quiet refuge where the cedar forest meets Kingsvalue Lake.
◆ Open in every seasonReservations +1 406 555 0187
Deep woods · Open water · Bright fire

Come back to the wild.

Tucked among old cedar and stone, Kingsvalue Lodge pairs hand-hewn cabins with long trail days, quiet canoe mornings, ember-lit suppers, and stars unobstructed by city light.

Timber Cabins

Private decks, wood stoves, and forest views.

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Lake at Your Door

Canoes waiting on our sheltered shoreline.

Dark-Sky Reserve

Nightly stargazing beyond the campfire glow.

Best flexible rate · Breakfast and canoe use included

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Sleep among the cedars

Cabins shaped by timber, stone, and fire

Each retreat is deliberately quiet: locally milled wood, wool layers, deep soaking tubs, crackling stoves, and a porch made for the first coffee of the day.

Quiet favouriteCedar Nook

The Cedar Nook

410 sq ftKing bedWood stove

An intimate one-room hideaway beneath old cedars, with a stone bath, private fire ring, and a window seat overlooking the fern floor.

$245per night · breakfast included
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Most requestedLakewatch Cabin

Lakewatch Cabin

680 sq ftPrivate dockOutdoor tub

A roomy cabin at water's edge with a screened porch, wood-fired soaking tub, field guides, and your own canoe tied to the dock.

$385per night · breakfast included
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Signature stayKing's Timber House

King's Timber House

1,850 sq ft3 bedroomsForest sauna

A gathering cabin with a stone hearth, chef's kitchen, cedar sauna, star deck, and a lodge host who can arrange every trail and table.

$890per night · sleeps up to eight
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Follow your compass

Days written by weather and wonder

Our field team keeps the plans simple and the gear ready. Wander alone or meet a naturalist who knows every bend, nest, track, and hidden inlet.

Forest Hiking

Waterfall rambles, ridge walks, and dawn hikes on 64 miles of waymarked trail.

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Canoe Mornings

Quiet-water paddles through misty coves, with coffee packed for a shore stop.

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Wildlife Tracking

Read pawprints, listen for owls, and watch elk meadows with a lodge naturalist.

Starlight Walks

Lantern-led night walks and telescope sessions under a protected dark sky.

Make the whole lodge yours

Gather friends, family, or a small team for a private wilderness stay with custom campfire menus, guided field days, and exclusive use of every cabin.

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Smoke, flame, and the season

Food tastes better beside a fire

Our cooks work with nearby growers, foragers, and fishers, letting wood smoke and bright garden flavors tell the story of this landscape.

Ember Yard
Open fire · Supper

Ember Yard

Whole trout, ember-roasted roots, cast-iron bread, and shared plates served at long tables under the trees.

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The Hearth Room
Lodge table · All day

The Hearth Room

Slow breakfasts, trail lunches, and generous dinners in a timber room built around a broad stone hearth.

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Shoreline Picnic
Packed wild · Anywhere

Shoreline Picnic

A canvas pack of smoked meats, orchard fruit, local cheese, and warm hand pies for your canoe or hike.

Add to your stay
Warmth beneath the canopy

The thermal forest spa

Move slowly between mineral heat, cedar steam, cool spring water, and a treatment room perfumed by pine resin and meadow herbs.

Stone Thermal Pools

Four open-air pools step from deep warmth to cool spring water beneath the firs.

Cedar Steam House

A wood-scented steam ritual followed by quiet rest beside an ember stove.

Forest Bodywork

Grounding massage with warmed stones, herbal oils, and long restorative strokes.

Moonlit Soak

Private evening pool time with firelight, tea, and the night canopy overhead.

Notes from the guestbook

Stories carried home

★★★★★

The canoe was outside our door at sunrise, and supper came straight from the fire. Every detail felt thoughtful, never fussy.

— Nora & Elias, Portland
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Our children still talk about finding owl feathers with Mara, the naturalist. King's Timber House made three generations feel at home.

— The Bennett family, Chicago
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A moonlit thermal soak, a silent forest, and more stars than we knew existed. We left rested in the truest sense.

— Priya S., Toronto