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You can spend the night inside a converted train car at this unique Alberta getaway
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You can spend the night inside a converted train car at this unique Alberta getaway

15 June 20263 Mins Read

Sleeping in a train car probably isn’t on most people’s usual weekend plans, but the Caboose Cabins at Aspen Crossing make it a lot more tempting than you’d expect. Just outside Calgary, this unique stay turns old railcars into cozy little getaways surrounded by trees, quiet space, and a slower pace that hits the second you arrive.

A one-of-a-kind stay in nature

The Caboose Cabins are designed to give you the full train car experience without sacrificing comfort. Located in the hamlet of Mossleigh, just about an hour’s drive from Calgary, the site feels far enough from the city to fully switch off, while still being an easy weekend escape.

Each cabin has its own piece of rail history, with different layouts and details depending on the train car you end up in. Some have been fully restored from Canadian and U.S. rail lines, giving each star a slightly different feel.

Inside, each caboose has modern amenities that feel more like a boutique hotel rather than a rustic stay. There’s a sleeping area, a small kitchenette-style setup, seating space, and a private bathroom. And you even get your own outdoor area with a fire pit and private deck.

What to know before you book

While the experience leans into nature, you still get some modern conveniences that help make the stay more comfortable. The cabins have upgraded Wi-Fi available, but since there is no TV, it’s a good idea to download shows and movies ahead of time if you’re planning a cozy night in.

Pricing at the Caboose Cabins varies by unit, with stays typically ranging from $225 to $360 per night. And while each unit is slightly different in design and layout.

Because availability is limited and demand is high, these stays often book up quickly, especially during the summer camping season, so it’s recommended to book as soon as possible if you’re planning a stay.

Sometimes the best getaways are the ones that feel a little out of the ordinary. The Caboose Cabins at Aspen Crossing offer exactly that, a chance to slow down and stay somewhere that feels completely different from everyday life.

When: Open 7 days a week
Time: Check in before 6 p.m.
Where: 203079 Range Rd. 251, Mossleigh, Alta.
Cost: Starting at $225 per night

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Kaiya Williams

Kaiya is a Calgary-based writer and content creator with a background in marketing and digital storytelling. She has a passion for community-driven stories and covering local experiences that connect people.

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