Kings Hill Cabin

It's a great base camp location to explore the Belts. The cabin has a decent refrigerator and the bedroom is a separate room.

The flies were apocalyptic in July but only (and oddly) outside from noon to 6 PM. The hordes graciously did not enter the cabin but be prepared to be kinda freaked out by the buzzing.

Bring news paper to facilitate starting the fire!

Love love love our national forest ❤️

It's a nice little cabin and we enjoyed the proximity to O'Brien, Deadman, and the Showdown ski area. But there were a few problems with the cabin. But water was leaking onto one of the bunk beds. We moved the bed but one of the mattresses got wet. There is also a poop pyramid forming in the outhouse which is close to the top. It needs to be knocked over or cleaned out. The other concern is that a large ice wall is forming in the back. If it gets warm, I think water will flow into the cabin.

Cozy little cabin that serves its purpose perfectly. Electricity with working refrigerator and oven/stove is great. Wood stove provides heat but it will not hold the fire much beyond 2-hours so plan on putting more wood in a few times a night to maintain some heat.

Beautiful cabin and area! Elks bugling all weekend too! We’ll be back :)

Absolutely loved the cabin, I found my whole experience there to be almost 'magical!' You could imagine you were in the Adirondack mountains, and in the evening, sitting outside with a campfire, lights glowing from the windows, it looked like a Thomas Kincaid painting. The inside was tidy and clean, very cozy and rustic. The mattresses were surprisingly comfortable. Brought along some mousetraps, but didn't need them. I'll be back!!

almost no toilet paper when we arrived.

Overall a great cabin for sure! Many features most rural cabins don't have. Pleasantly surprised that in addition to electricity there was an oven, refrigerator, microwave, toaster etc. We found that other campers across the way were scarce since this location is not really near any populated towns. Only minor nuance was that there were no clear signs indicating the cabin property resulting in off road recreators mistakenly attempting to cut through our camping area. Nothing a few giant stumps couldn't fix though. We typically prefer farther off the beaten path but had a wonderful time nonetheless!

Cabin was in less than favorable condition for clean-up when we arrived. I ask all renters to remember that access to USFS cabins is a privilege and can be eliminated. Please respect the renters that will follow you.