william s
VerifiedJanuary 15, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
The Radeke Resort was wonderful, accommodations were superb, the Spa was the best, and the couples massage outstanding! I've been there a dozen times
Helpful
This campground is open year round, providing flexibility for your stay.
162 reviews
Radeke Cabin is praised for its fantastic location in the heart of the Whites, making it ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. Guests enjoy the rustic charm and the cozy wood stove, which keeps the cabin comfortable. However, some reviews mention cleanliness issues and changes to the stove that limit cooking options, suggesting guests come prepared.
Based on guest feedback
4.7
Based on 162 reviews
Showing 162 reviews
January 15, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
The Radeke Resort was wonderful, accommodations were superb, the Spa was the best, and the couples massage outstanding! I've been there a dozen times
Helpful
December 28, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
Stayed during winter. This prime hiking area is breathtakingly beautiful. The large cabin itself seems neglected. The small holes in the back roof may be where the rodents enter that some guests complain of. You must keep all food in a closed container but that is to be expected for a rustic experience. There is however a difference between rustic and dilapidated. The cabin is in disrepair. Several glass windows are broken and taped up with duct tape. The doors are not much better. Besides the provided wood, the cabin is not serviced by the forest service during the winter and it was extremely dirty. It is definitely not cleaned by every guest as requested. The furniture in the living room is disgusting but your dog may appreciate that. The cabin sits less then 100 ft off of the KANCAMAGUS. It was peaceful during the winter. It must be terribly noisy during the summer high traffic.
Helpful
December 28, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
Stayed during winter. This prime hiking area is breathtakingly beautiful. The large cabin itself seems neglected. The small holes in the back roof may be where the rodents enter that some guests complain of. You must keep all food in a closed container but that is to be expected for a rustic experience. There is however a difference between rustic and dilapidated. The cabin is in disrepair. Several glass windows are broken and taped up with duct tape. The doors are not much better. Besides the provided wood, the cabin is not serviced by the forest service during the winter and it was extremely dirty. It is definitely not cleaned by every guest as requested. The furniture in the living room is disgusting but your dog may appreciate that. The cabin sits less then 100 ft off of the KANCAMAGUS. It was peaceful during the winter. It must be terribly noisy during the summer high traffic.
Helpful
December 28, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
Stayed during winter. This prime hiking area is breathtakingly beautiful. The large cabin itself seems neglected. The small holes in the back roof may be where the rodents enter that some guests complain of. You must keep all food in a closed container but that is to be expected for a rustic experience. There is however a difference between rustic and dilapidated. The cabin is in disrepair. Several glass windows are broken and taped up with duct tape. The doors are not much better. Besides the provided wood, the cabin is not serviced by the forest service during the winter and it was extremely dirty. It is definitely not cleaned by every guest as requested. The furniture in the living room is disgusting but your dog may appreciate that. The cabin sits less then 100 ft off of the KANCAMAGUS. It was peaceful during the winter. It must be terribly noisy during the summer high traffic.
Helpful
December 24, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
.
Helpful
December 24, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
.
Helpful
December 24, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
.
Helpful
December 5, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
This cabin is one of the best outdoors places too go to there are alot of trails for hiking or just relaxing yourselves to the woods are fun to listen too love the nights wild life it's great in it's self I have been at the cabin a lot and everyone has a great time always thanks for the great up keep and for the money you can't go wrong thanks will be there again for more fun and hiking and relaxing great place for bigfooten lol.
Helpful
December 5, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
This cabin is one of the best outdoors places too go to there are alot of trails for hiking or just relaxing yourselves to the woods are fun to listen too love the nights wild life it's great in it's self I have been at the cabin a lot and everyone has a great time always thanks for the great up keep and for the money you can't go wrong thanks will be there again for more fun and hiking and relaxing great place for bigfooten lol.
Helpful
December 5, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: RADEKE CABIN
This cabin is one of the best outdoors places too go to there are alot of trails for hiking or just relaxing yourselves to the woods are fun to listen too love the nights wild life it's great in it's self I have been at the cabin a lot and everyone has a great time always thanks for the great up keep and for the money you can't go wrong thanks will be there again for more fun and hiking and relaxing great place for bigfooten lol.
Helpful
Kancamagus Highway, Conway, NH 03818 United States
Elevation: 399 ft
From NH Route 16 in Conway, take NH route 112 (Kancamagus Highway) west for 14 mi. The cabin is on the right, a quarter mile before Passaconaway Campground.
From Interstate route 93 in Lincoln, take exit 32 for NH Route 112. At bottom of exit ram...
From NH Route 16 in Conway, take NH route 112 (Kancamagus Highway) west for 14 mi. The cabin is on the right, a quarter mile before Passaconaway Campground.
From Interstate route 93 in Lincoln, take exit 32 for NH Route 112. At bottom of exit ramp, turn left (east) onto NH route 112. The cabin is approximately 20 mi on the left, a quarter mile after Passaconaway Campground.
The cabin is accessible via NH Route 112 (Kancamagus Highway), which connects to NH Route 16 in Conway and Interstate 93 in Lincoln.
Last updated: October 24, 2026