Buffalo, Wyoming · Groups & Reunions
Group & Reunion Cabins in Buffalo, Wyoming
Buffalo's hotel blocks run out fast. These three properties — one sleeping 14, one sleeping 12, one with a bunkhouse that books on its own — are built to keep a real group together.
Clear Creek Crossing sleeps 14 (8 in the main cabin, 6 more in a separately-bookable bunkhouse above the shop). Piton sleeps 12, thirty minutes up the mountain on five private acres. Hideaway Cabin sleeps 8 at the edge of town for smaller parties. All three book direct at wyostays.com, and the Wyo Stays team clusters multiple properties for groups larger than any one can hold.
Built for the Crew, Not Just the Couple
Buffalo's hotel inventory is genuinely small, and it disappears fast for Longmire Days weekend, elk season openers, and reunion season. A group of eight, twelve, or fourteen people trying to book four separate hotel rooms in town usually loses that race. One cabin big enough to hold everyone usually wins it.
The three properties here were chosen because they actually work at scale — real bedroom counts, kitchens built for cooking a crowd, and (at Clear Creek Crossing) a separate bunkhouse that gives a group real flexibility on headcount. For the broader collection, see the full Buffalo cabin lineup.
Featured Group Cabins
All currently bookable. All managed locally.
Buffalo, Wyoming
Clear Creek Crossing
Buffalo's largest single booking: sleeps 14 across the main cabin (8, king bedroom plus a queen-and-loft room and a sleeper sofa) and a separate bunkhouse apartment (6, its own entrance, bathroom, and kitchenette). Book the whole property together, or the bunkhouse alone for a smaller party.
Sleeps 14 · 3 bed · 2 bath
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Buffalo, Wyoming
Piton — Secluded Bighorn Cabin
Sleeps 12 — 11 in real beds across a queen room, a bunk room, and a three-queen loft, plus a 12th on the loft's sofa. One bathroom, shower only. The most secluded large-group option in the collection, 30 minutes up the mountain.
Sleeps 12 · 3 bed · 1 bath
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Buffalo, Wyoming
Hideaway Cabin — Buffalo, WY
Sleeps 8 at the edge of town — a smaller group option with a fire pit built for long evenings, useful if your party doesn't need Clear Creek Crossing's full 14.
Sleeps 8 · 2 bed · 1 bath
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Clear Creek Crossing's main cabin sleeps 8 across a king bedroom, a queen-and-loft bedroom, and a queen sleeper sofa. Above the shop, a separate bunkhouse apartment — its own entrance, bathroom, and kitchenette — sleeps 6 more. Book the whole property for a 14-person group, or the bunkhouse alone for a smaller party that still wants Clear Creek Crossing's footbridge, BLM access, and creek frontage.
It's an unusually flexible setup for a market this size: one address that can host a 6-person weekend or a 14-person reunion depending on what you book. Call (307) 312-9656 to confirm current availability for either configuration.
When One Cabin Isn't Enough
For groups larger than 14, the Wyo Stays team clusters Buffalo-area properties — Clear Creek Crossing plus Hideaway Cabin puts a 22-person group within a few minutes' drive of each other, both close to downtown. Piton works best as a satellite basecamp for a subset of a larger party who specifically want the mountain seclusion, given the 30-minute drive and lack of cell service.
Sheridan, 35 minutes north, is a larger market with more inventory if a Buffalo-area group genuinely outgrows what's available locally — see the Sheridan group cabins page.
Group Cabin FAQ
What's the largest group a Buffalo cabin can sleep?+
Clear Creek Crossing sleeps 14 across its main cabin and separate bunkhouse apartment. Piton sleeps 12. For groups larger than either can hold, book Clear Creek Crossing's main cabin and bunkhouse together, or ask about clustering Clear Creek Crossing with Piton or Hideaway Cabin for a 20-plus person gathering — call (307) 312-9656 to plan it.
Can I book the Clear Creek Crossing bunkhouse separately?+
Yes — the bunkhouse above the shop (sleeps 6, its own entrance, bathroom, and kitchenette) is its own Guesty listing and books independently of the main cabin. Call (307) 312-9656 to check current availability and pricing for the bunkhouse alone.
Is Piton a good fit for a hunting party or reunion?+
Yes, with a caveat: Piton sleeps 12 across real beds, has a full kitchen and a wood stove, and sits on 5 private acres bordering national forest — a strong basecamp for a group that wants seclusion. The tradeoff is the drive: about 30 minutes up the mountain from Buffalo, no cell service on the property, and snowmobile-in winter access. Groups that need to be walkable to downtown should look at Clear Creek Crossing or Hideaway Cabin instead.
Are the kitchens set up for cooking for a crowd?+
Clear Creek Crossing and Piton both have full kitchens built for real cooking, not just reheating — appropriate for a group that wants to cook a hunting-camp breakfast or a reunion dinner rather than eat out every meal.
Can we cluster multiple Buffalo cabins for a bigger group?+
Yes. The Wyo Stays team regularly coordinates clustered bookings — Clear Creek Crossing plus Hideaway Cabin, for example, puts a 22-person group within a few minutes' drive of each other in town. Piton stands more separately given the drive, but works well as a satellite basecamp for a subset of a larger party. Call (307) 312-9656 to map it out.
Get the Whole Crew Under One Roof
Tell us the dates and the headcount. We'll come back with a clear plan — single cabin, bunkhouse add-on, or a clustered booking.