Maltese Cross Cabin

Step back into the era of the Dakota Badlands in this historic log structure. Originally built for Theodore Roosevelt using sturdy ponderosa pine, this residence features three distinct rooms, including a kitchen and a living area. The architecture is unique for the northern plains, boasting a sharply angled roof that houses a cozy sleeping loft above. Guests can experience the legacy of a working cowboy lifestyle within a space that once served as a ranch headquarters. This storied dwelling offers a direct connection to the rugged frontier history of North Dakota.