A University of Montana student uses a tool that measures the water content of soil during a Natural Resource Management course where the classroom is Lubrecht Experimental Forest.

Lubrecht Forest and Bandy Ranch

Lodging at Lubrecht

Lubrecht features a lodge, apartments, cabins, and boxcars that primarily serve educational, nonprofit, and government groups while remaining open to other organizations seeking a unique stay. This facility does not function as a public lodging or vacation rental property.

Lobby of Lodge

Lodge

Built in 1997, the Lodge has 16 sleeping rooms with a living area, fully equipped kitchen, and bathrooms at the end of each hall; it can sleep 34 people.
Outside of cabin

Cabins

Seven small red cabins from the 1950’s camp that can each hold two to three people.

Uncle Bob’s Cabin is a log cabin with four separate sleeping compartments and a small common area.

Also available is a log cabin with a living area and two bedrooms, each with two twin beds.

Outside of boxcar

Boxcars

Seven original logging camp boxcars that can each sleep up to six people. Includes wood stoves.

Inside of lodge room

Apartments

Duplex research apartments that are fully furnished and can sleep up to four people each.