The Cambridge House was built in 1916 but provides accommodations for the 21st century.
It's perfect for a romantic getaway or a cozy overnight with the family on the way to the mountains or Hells
Canyon recreation area and the mighty Snake River. Located right inside the city of Cambridge Idaho, you are
close to doing whatever your heart desires. From hiking, mountain biking, boating, or fishing, to just reading
and relaxing, there are endless possibilities!
In the mornings, one of the Cambridge House cooks will entice you
with a delicious home-cooked breakfast. Made of your choice of eggs, hash browns, pancakes or waffles, and juices,
coffee, or tea, our breakfasts are made to get your day started right.
The Cambridge House was built in 1916 and was the home of the local doctor and his family.
'Doc' Whiteman and his wife Carrie were prominent citizens in the community and are fondly remembered by the
locals who love to tell amusing anecdotes about their experiences with the good doctor, or their relationships
with Carrie and the children. After the passing of her husband, Carrie lived in the house for many years until
she moved to the Council.The beautiful old craftsman-style house was purchased in the mid-1980s by Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Huff but left unoccupied for many years.
In December of 2008, the house again changed hands. David and Sheila Marchbanks,
lifelong residents of rural Canyon County near Notus Idaho, saw the great potential in the house as a bed & breakfast.
Some of the possible activities and attractions in our area include:
-Fishing, boating, or white-water rafting on the Snake River in the Hells Canyon recreation area which includes Brownlee, Oxbow, and Hells Canyon Dams
-Skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking at Brundage Mountain near McCall
-Hiking, bicycling, or horseback riding on the Weiser River Trail
-Washington County Fair & Rodeo in Cambridge
-The National Old Time Fiddlers' Contest & Festival in Weiser