Situated on the North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek, the physical characteristics of the Retreat include a lush creek bottom and native pastures rising away from the creek. This topography lends itself to ultimate privacy, as no one passing by can see into the property and the heart of the Retreat is protected from view of neighbors.

Improvements consists of some older cabins, a few of which might be of interest to refurbish. Both electricity and natural gas to the cabins provide for efficiency and easy access.

One unique characteristic of this Retreat is the availability of natural gas to the improvements, provided by Montana Dakota Utilities. Electricity is provided by Powder River Energy Corporation. A shallow well has supplied water to the cabins.

The Retreat is home to an abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer, mule deer, antelope, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and turkeys. The North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek traverses the Retreat for .57 mile. With a healthy riparian zone of cottonwoods, willows and abundant grass, many species of wildlife are attracted to this space for food, water and cover.

Muddy Guard Reservoirs #1 and #2 are located near the Retreat and are considered trophy fisheries. The Muddy Guard reservoirs are managed by the Wyoming Game and Fish department and provide excellent fishing opportunities.

Crazy Woman Canyon is just west of the Retreat and provides the opportunity to be “in the mountains” in just a matter of minutes. With rock climbing, camping, sightseeing, horseback riding, four wheeling or picnicking, Crazy Woman Canyon is a unique mountain setting consisting of towering rocks and waterfalls.

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The North Fork of Crazy Woman traverses the property for approximately .57 miles.