Buffalo Lodge, Historic bungalow house in Comanche County, United States.

Buffalo Lodge is a house built in the early 1900s in Comanche County as a residential dwelling of the period. It features a low-pitched roof, substantial wooden construction, and a protective covered porch typical of bungalow design from that era.

The property was constructed in 1913 when Comanche County was experiencing regional growth and settlement. Official recognition came much later in 1981 when it was added to the national registry of historic properties.

The house reflects early settler life and how residents built their homes during the region's development period. The design choices, from the wooden details to the covered porch, show what mattered to families at that time.

The building sits northwest of the town of Cache, situated near the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge area. This is a private residence best viewed from the road, though the surrounding landscape and proximity to outdoor attractions make it part of a broader scenic route.

The house stands as one of around three dozen historic buildings officially documented across the entire county. Its continued existence makes it a rare survivor of domestic architecture from this period in the region.