Interrorem Cabin

What a quaint cabin with history! I would have liked to have known that there is no running water however, even from the outside pump. Perhaps a list of “what it has” and “what it doesn’t have” would be nice so I don’t have to overpack but am also prepared. Kitchen is fully stocked with plates, utensils, pots and pans, lots of games, but no fridge or water. I’d go back again for sure. Great location.

Beautiful location! The cabin had everything we needed.

Such a special cabin and location. Very charming and comfortable and the kitchen worked great (mind, the fridge does not work). I plan to revisit again!

This is a cute and cozy cabin! A couple of things to note:
-Mice. There were mouse droppings all over the pots and pans. Next time we'll bring our own. We didn't see or hear any mice, just their poop.
-Bring your own drinking water. The water from the pump outside is not potable.

I had my best night of sleep in weeks on the futon. The giant vine maple behind the cabin has quite the personality and the forest beyond is as mossy as the Hoh. We'll be back.

Quiet and dark, just what we needed. The propane lights and stove are easy to work and instructions are placed all over the walls to help out. While there are some other cabins nearby, they are tucked away and line of sight on other neighbors is minimal. Got the quiet we were seeking. Folks come in and out at the trailhead even in Feb. but everyone stuck to the trail and let the cabin be. Very likely will book again!

You should keep extra gas lamp mantles in the cabin, or sell them at the Quilcene Ranger station, or tell people where they could buy them. You should keep extra gas lamp globes in the cabin. The propane refrigerator has been sitting on the back deck for over a year - if you're not going to fix it, find someplace else to store it or give it to someone who will fix and use it.

Rustic, quiet, snowy - everything I was looking for. Despite the obvious mouse inhabitants and their droppings, the cabin was clean and exactly as described and pictured. There's nothing fancy here, and people looking for indoor plumbing and wifi - stay away (and don't write in the log books that the cabin would be better with those things!). It's a perfect cabin for a quiet, off-the-grid reading/writing/knitting retreat.

We spent one night in early October and enjoyed the cabin a lot. The table looked out on yellow maple leaves. The walk to Ranger Hole was absolutely lovely. It rained hard in the night. it was sweet to sleep in complete darkness. The cabin is rustic but well cared-for. Thank you. We'll come again.