Atlanta Cabin

pots and pans a little sparse but eveyrthing else was great

Loved sitting on the porch & watching the deer

The cabin was nicer than I expected. I've rented other FS cabins before where the equipment did not always work. The Atlanta Cabin, everything was in working order - fridge, microwave, hot water, indoor toilet, etc. The major drawback was the double bed in the kitchen. The first night I had a few welts in the morning and thought it was from my activities from the day - hot springs and hiking. Maybe I didn't notice being bit. However, the second night and in the morning, my torso was covered in bites/welts. I think the cabin has bed bugs. On closer examination of the bed, there were little dark specks which were likely dead bugs. When I contacted the FS office in Idaho City, because of COVID protocol they were not in the office. I left a message on Tuesday 06/08 and have not heard a peep from them and it's 06/14. Maybe they've acted on my message, but I would at least expect a response back to me on it being mitigated or asking for further information. Bed bugs are a serious matter and if the FS did nothing, it's too bad that the following renters are going to run into the same issue. I left a writtne message on the bed, so maybe this is enough to help. Overall, great cabin, but disappointed by the lack of FS response.

A nice cabin amungst a forest service compound. Close to town but far enough away to drown out the sound of the Razers some. Clean and tidy.

Great stay, has everything u need. Alittle beat up but all n all very good.

This was the greatest trip to Atlanta. We soaked in Chattanooga and got a tour of the town from local historian, Miles. He was amazing and showed us a great time. The cabin needs a few minor repairs but I suppose that helps make it feel rustic. We enjoyed sitting out on the front porch watching the deer. We will definitely be regular guests of Atlanta. Mark and Gena.

We had a good time overall.
The maintenance could have been better. Both screen door handles were broken, and it wasn't a recent thing. So I question the frequency of regular maintenance. We almost got locked out because both screen doors were shut tight and with broken handles it was hard to get through the door. But since the front door was also off level, all we had to do was wiggle it and it popped open.

It's also the only cabin we've been to that required our dog to be leashed when outside. We weren't prepared for that. We have a long line for her.

We also had to gather wood. Not a big deal but other ranger districts provide wood. Again, not a big deal.

But we had a good time. It was quiet and peaceful. We explored the town and went swimming in the river.

The location, the view, the area and the town of Atlanta itself were all wonderful. The cabin is cute but rustic. I loved the front porch. The beds are not the best. I'll bring a sleeping bag and a foam pad next time.

The drive was harrowing but exciting! This was our second visit to Atlanta, the first about 13 years ago, and we were surprised by the growth. The cabin is in a nice location, but the bed could use replacing. It was very uncomfortable. Rustic would be a nice way to describe it, but I would probably go with old and run down. I was sort of wishing we'd decided to camp in our own tent. That opinion changed the next morning when we found bear clawmarks at every door handle of our truck. Fortunately we had locked it! Smart bear.

All in all, our trip was fun. We were worried about having enough gas to get back, and someone directed us to a gentleman in a trailer who sold it to us for $5/gal. We were happy to get it! I love adventures, and this was one. We will return but stay in our tent or some other cabin.

The cabin is very well equipped. If we would have known so much was there, we could have left half the equipment home. We had a great time visiting the local hot springs and playing games at night. Wish we could have spent more nights. We are already planning another trip to go back.