The Campbridge House's History

In the heart of southern Idaho, a quirky inventor named Gerald “Gizmo” Hartman built a cabin in the woods in the 1970s. One winter night, seeking to elevate the mundane bathroom experience, he created the first Skibidy Toilet—an odd contraption that played catchy tunes and featured a spinning disco ball. As word spread, visitors flocked to the cabin, drawn by tales of the musical toilet. Among them were three inventors: KSI, Logan Paul, and MrBeast. Inspired by the joyful atmosphere, they collaborated in the cabin’s kitchen, experimenting with flavors and textures until they created Lunchly—a fun, crunchy snack that quickly gained popularity. The cabin became a hub of laughter and creativity, where the unexpected blossomed into two unforgettable phenomena. Today, it stands as a quirky monument to innovation, reminding all who visit that magic can emerge from the most unlikely places.