Hull Cabin

Quiet break from the crowds on the South Rim. Well stocked compared to many rustic Forest Service cabins. Bathhouse with places to hang solar showers were a nice touch. Very comfortable. We were proud to show our Australian companions a gem of a property owned by our National Forest Service. They were impressed by the preservation effort. Keep it up!

Quiet break from the crowds on the South Rim. Well stocked compared to many rustic Forest Service cabins. Bathhouse with places to hang solar showers were a nice touch. Very comfortable. We were proud to show our Australian companions a gem of a property owned by our National Forest Service. They were impressed by the preservation effort. Keep it up!

Beautiful spot so close to the Grand Canyon but so far from the maddening crowds

We love Hull Cabin! Sit back, hang out on the front porch, grill your steaks on an open fire, and put your feet up. Hull Cabin is the place to reset your compass!

Beautiful spot so close to the Grand Canyon but so far from the maddening crowds

We love Hull Cabin! Sit back, hang out on the front porch, grill your steaks on an open fire, and put your feet up. Hull Cabin is the place to reset your compass!

Following five days of backpacking in the Grand Canyon, Hull Cabin was a wonderful place to relax and was a great base for other activities around the South Rim. It was secluded and quiet, but close enough to get back and forth quickly. The cabin updates (electric lighting, new refrigerator, stove) were a welcome surprise. It was rustic, but very clean and comfortable. The wood burning stove kept us warm on a chilly night. We read a story about the Haunted Hull Cabin, but encountered no ghosts...or mice. The water tanks (ponds) were dry in mid-May, so we didn't see as much wildlife as we hoped, but there was a lot of wildlife sign around. Cattle on the National Forest roads were a constant source of entertainment and caused a few driving delays.

Following five days of backpacking in the Grand Canyon, Hull Cabin was a wonderful place to relax and was a great base for other activities around the South Rim. It was secluded and quiet, but close enough to get back and forth quickly. The cabin updates (electric lighting, new refrigerator, stove) were a welcome surprise. It was rustic, but very clean and comfortable. The wood burning stove kept us warm on a chilly night. We read a story about the Haunted Hull Cabin, but encountered no ghosts...or mice. The water tanks (ponds) were dry in mid-May, so we didn't see as much wildlife as we hoped, but there was a lot of wildlife sign around. Cattle on the National Forest roads were a constant source of entertainment and caused a few driving delays.

We were pleasantly surprised as we did not do our due diligence and call the ranger prior to that Memorial weekend stay (after Covid Times). The cabin (once we finally got to it via route 64 East’s Grandview Pass Overlook) was clean comfortable, cozy and most importantly rustic! We left it the way we arrived / received it after our 2-day stay. We were glad we bought our pillows as there were non at the cabin (our fault).

The electricity was a welcome happenstance. We had a clean fridge and well stocked 🪵 logs in the back for the evening. We had read about the accommodations prior to our arrival but were not sure what to expect. We bought matches and extra logs and learned from Tusayan folks how best to approach the cabin via our rental convertible coupe without risking sleeping in the car! It would have been nice to have brought our own bedsheets as we arrived after nightfall, and made it all the way past the 1.5 mi gravel road (after opening the Hull Cabin secluded gates meant to keep the cows away).

We enjoyed the comfy fleece blanket we bought the following day from downtown Tusayan as it came handy. My girlfriend took charge of the logs and keeping the fire simmering in the rustic stove as it was just the two of us.

The following day, it was time for the Ice frigēre bucket challenge in the WC quarters next door after the Bright Angel Trail was over and done with. That was a highlight. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

The place was apparently clean considering it was closed prior in the season due to the pandemic. No sign of Mice lie, monkeys exaggerate … type of shennadegins.

We were pleasantly surprised as we did not do our due diligence and call the ranger prior to that Memorial weekend stay (after Covid Times). The cabin (once we finally got to it via route 64 East’s Grandview Pass Overlook) was clean comfortable, cozy and most importantly rustic! We left it the way we arrived / received it after our 2-day stay. We were glad we bought our pillows as there were non at the cabin (our fault).

The electricity was a welcome happenstance. We had a clean fridge and well stocked 🪵 logs in the back for the evening. We had read about the accommodations prior to our arrival but were not sure what to expect. We bought matches and extra logs and learned from Tusayan folks how best to approach the cabin via our rental convertible coupe without risking sleeping in the car! It would have been nice to have brought our own bedsheets as we arrived after nightfall, and made it all the way past the 1.5 mi gravel road (after opening the Hull Cabin secluded gates meant to keep the cows away).

We enjoyed the comfy fleece blanket we bought the following day from downtown Tusayan as it came handy. My girlfriend took charge of the logs and keeping the fire simmering in the rustic stove as it was just the two of us.

The following day, it was time for the Ice frigēre bucket challenge in the WC quarters next door after the Bright Angel Trail was over and done with. That was a highlight. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

The place was apparently clean considering it was closed prior in the season due to the pandemic. No sign of Mice lie, monkeys exaggerate … type of shennadegins.