Dry Creek Hideaway, LLC

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Dry Creek Hideaway, LLC ,
16771 21st St SW,
Beach, ND 58621
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Welcome

Welcome to the Dry Creek Hideaway! We are so excited to have you stay with us. Rest, relax and connect with nature when you stay with us. Dry Creek Hideaway is at the end of the road in the rolling hills on the edge of the Badlands of western North Dakota. You can feel like you are miles from nowhere, yet only 15 minutes from most amenities. You are nestled in the middle of a North Dakota working cattle ranch.

Dry Creek Hideaway is owned and operated by Donnie and Trisha Feiring and their two daughters, Harley and Taylor. The Feiring’s raise Angus cattle, raise and direct market Feiring’s Grass-fed Beef, raise pastured broilers and have free range, pastured laying hens.

We want you to feel like you are at home. Open the cabinets, drawers and closets to find what you need. Please enjoy some of the handmade touches that we offer in our space. The nightstands in the queen bedroom, handmade table runners, dish scrubbies, dish clothes, and crocheted blankets. We love offering this personal touch.

 HistoryThis beautiful log home was built by Charles and Glenna Mastel along with their three children Karen, Karla and Kevin. The floorplans for the home were designed by Charles Mastel. The Mastel family starting digging the basement in October of 1974. They lived in original one bedroom house on the ranch while building the log house. The original house burned shortly after they moved into the basement of the log house. They lived in the basement of the log home for several years before completing the upstairs. A permit was purchased from the US Department of Agriculture Forest Service in Bozeman, MT to harvest the logs to use for the upstairs of the home. They were then transported to the Mastel farmstead by Timer Jones. Much of the work on the logs was done with a chainsaw. The upper level was completed in the spring of 1979.

 The building in the middle of the yard we call "The Grainery". In the past, it was used to store grain for the cattle, sheep and horses. In the future, we plan to convert it to another cabin that will host guests.

 Eat in with Feiring’s Grassfed Beef or Eggs

Eat in option – Purchase our very own home raised, 100% Grassfed and grass finished beef or farm fresh eggs from right here on the ranch. Our beef and eggs are raised with no antibiotics, no added hormones and no chemicals on the land or the livestock. We keep the following items in stock year round: ground beef, beef sticks, summer sausage, beef franks and farm fresh eggs

Activities available at the ranch

Hiking & Biking – For now, there are hiking and biking options on the Maah Daah Hey Trail, as well as, at Makoshika State Park. Dakota Cyclery in Medora offers a bike rental and shuttle service. Ask us about potential hiking or biking options on the ranch.

Horseback riding – Horseback riding is available on the Maah Daah Hey Trail, which is a short drive from Dry Creek Hideaway. At some point in the future, we will be offering riding trails on the ranch.

Hunting & Fishing – Western North Dakota offers hunting for many species, including mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, pheasants, grouse, prairie dogs and many other furbearer species. Odland Dam is well known for its fishing. It is 117 acres in size and 17 feet deep. When fishing, anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including bluegill, largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye and yellow perch. The Little Missouri River is also well known for its catfish fishing.

Birding – There are many opportunities for birding in the area, including on our own ranch. We have inventoried a little over 50 species of birds on our ranch.

Stargazing – There are endless opportunities to stargaze at the ranch. Drive up on top of the hill, lay out a blanket and enjoy the wide open spaces.

Wildlife in the Area

– Pheasants, grouse, white tailed deer, mule deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, mountain lions, big horn sheep, beaver, grassland nesting birds

 “The Sunrise Lodge – Details

A fully equipped, 1200 sq ft space in the upper level of the main house with private ground level entrance and a beautiful view up the valley. Not handicapped accessible.

Guests – 6

Bed Type – 1 queen bedroom, 2 twin bedroom, 1 queen sofa sleeper in the living room

Prices start at - $250/night based on double occupancy and season. Each additional person is $10/night.

Amenities – Picnic table, gas grill, southwest water (high quality rural drinking water)

Kitchen: Full size refrigerator, convection/conventional oven, microwave, coffee pot, dishwasher, cookware with utensils, dinnerware, glassware

Living: Fully furnished, complimentary wifi, Cozy Jotul brand propane stove for a warm atmosphere along with baseboard heat, electricity, flatscreen Smart TV, air conditioning, bedroom linens

Bath: full bath with clawfoot tub and shower, towels


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All Features

  • Activities
    • Self-guided Tours
  • Availability
    • Open Hunting Seasons,
    • Open Year 'Round,
    • Seasonal
  • Camping Amenities
    • Tenting,
    • Water
  • Facility Amenities
    • Restrooms,
    • WiFi Available
  • General Information
    • Family-Friendly,
    • State Health Department Certificate No.
  • Group & Meeting Information
    • Group Rates Available,
    • Maximum Group Number,
    • Minimum Group Number,
    • Number of Rooms,
    • Total Capacity of Meeting Space
  • Location
    • Countryside
  • Rates
    • $$$ = $100-$200,
    • $$$ = $200 and Up
  • Room Amenities
    • Free WiFi,
    • Microwave,
    • Refrigerator

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