Hamma Hamma Cabin

Cabin with red siding in front of conifer forest
HAMMA HAMMA CABIN
HAMMA HAMMA CABIN
HAMMA HAMMA CABIN
HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

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About Hamma Hamma Cabin

The Hamma Hamma Cabin is a historic cabin that offers guests a tranquil setting to relax and recreate. Formerly a guard station, the cabin was built from 1936-1937 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The facility was used as an administrative site for Forest Service fire and trail crews. The site is nominated to the National Register of Historic Places for the skill and craftsmanship that went into its construction and architecture. The cabin is open year-round and is typically accessible by car; however, snowy conditions may require alternative transportation such as cross-country skis or snowshoes. Many amenities are offered, so guests only need to bring a few of their own supplies for an enjoyable stay.

Number of accommodations: 1

Seasonal information

2026 (Current year)

2026 Season availability

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Open year round

This campground is open year round, providing flexibility for your stay.

365 Days

Campground Amenities

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River Access River Access
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Water Access

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Site Details

Up to 6 guests
Shade
Surface: Gravel
Campfire
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Reviews (128)

What Guests Are Saying

The Hamma Hamma Cabin offers a cozy and charming experience, with many visitors appreciating its historical character, well-stocked kitchen, and indoor bathroom. Guests enjoyed the beautiful surroundings and the opportunity for hiking, as well as the relaxing atmosphere conducive to family bonding. However, some concerns were raised about maintenance issues like the propane fireplace's reliability, the kitchen's cleanliness, and the cabin's overall condition, suggesting a need for improvements.

Review Summary

3.8
128 reviews
5
28.1%
36
4
44.5%
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13.3%
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7.8%
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Brien M

Verified

December 14, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

It's a very nice cabin. The main room with the fire place is so great to hang out in.
I always leave the windows cracked because the lamps will give me a headache. It's a lot of propane to be burning indoors. Be sure to turn those lamps off tightly when you go to sleep at night.
The place has mice and you have to count on cleaning and being careful, but we've been there a few times and have never seen any signs of mouse activity.
The trail from the cabin is a long circle that goes first down the creek to the Hamma Hamma River, then up River to the hamma Hamma campground. From the campground it goes up the hill on a slightly strenuous hike back to the cabin.
There are several spots along the Little Creek to stop and hang out and enjoy a very beautiful setting.
Driving up the road to the Lena lake trailhead or just to the place where the road ends gives you really nice places to hike and see views.
Back at highway 101. There's a great place to get oysters or to eat dinner at the hamma Hamma oyster company.

Brien M

Verified

December 14, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

It's a very nice cabin. The main room with the fire place is so great to hang out in.
I always leave the windows cracked because the lamps will give me a headache. It's a lot of propane to be burning indoors. Be sure to turn those lamps off tightly when you go to sleep at night.
The place has mice and you have to count on cleaning and being careful, but we've been there a few times and have never seen any signs of mouse activity.
The trail from the cabin is a long circle that goes first down the creek to the Hamma Hamma River, then up River to the hamma Hamma campground. From the campground it goes up the hill on a slightly strenuous hike back to the cabin.
There are several spots along the Little Creek to stop and hang out and enjoy a very beautiful setting.
Driving up the road to the Lena lake trailhead or just to the place where the road ends gives you really nice places to hike and see views.
Back at highway 101. There's a great place to get oysters or to eat dinner at the hamma Hamma oyster company.

Malia M

Verified

November 17, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

Loved this cabin! I can see why it’s always booked! The flush toilet alone makes the whole cabin experience so much better. My teens and I spent one night there and we enjoyed a hike/walk around the day we arrived and another the morning we left. The kitchen is well supplied with dishes and cooking implements. The propane lamps give out heat which was good because the fireplace didn’t work. The windows in the living room are amazing-make me want to sit in there all day. We had previously been to the Interrorum (?) cabin so we knew to bring plenty of water and disposable dishes with us. Beds were okay…we are going back in January for 2 nights-I hope the heating is fixed by then.

Malia M

Verified

November 17, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

Loved this cabin! I can see why it’s always booked! The flush toilet alone makes the whole cabin experience so much better. My teens and I spent one night there and we enjoyed a hike/walk around the day we arrived and another the morning we left. The kitchen is well supplied with dishes and cooking implements. The propane lamps give out heat which was good because the fireplace didn’t work. The windows in the living room are amazing-make me want to sit in there all day. We had previously been to the Interrorum (?) cabin so we knew to bring plenty of water and disposable dishes with us. Beds were okay…we are going back in January for 2 nights-I hope the heating is fixed by then.

Kathy M

Verified

October 24, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

We love the cabin and always try to leave it better than we found it. People are very respectful and left it nice for us too. It sometimes has mice and it's definitely haunted. I heard the footsteps myself in the main room w the fireplace. It's a lovely place though and be sure to bring potable water.

Kathy M

Verified

October 24, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

We love the cabin and always try to leave it better than we found it. People are very respectful and left it nice for us too. It sometimes has mice and it's definitely haunted. I heard the footsteps myself in the main room w the fireplace. It's a lovely place though and be sure to bring potable water.

Ron W

Verified

October 8, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

5

Spent just one night here, with our some and DIL after a fun banjo fest at Hama Hama, and boy, do I wish we could have stayed longer! Trails to explore all around, and a great cabin for hanging out with family and playing cards by lantern light. If we can snag a whole week sometime, I really want to come and spend some quality time!

Ron W

Verified

October 8, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

5

Spent just one night here, with our some and DIL after a fun banjo fest at Hama Hama, and boy, do I wish we could have stayed longer! Trails to explore all around, and a great cabin for hanging out with family and playing cards by lantern light. If we can snag a whole week sometime, I really want to come and spend some quality time!

Stephen H

Verified

July 28, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

Been going to the cabin for 28 years. Always nice! With one exception - the roof is in dire need of repair (I have noted the poor roof condition before). Its current state of the shakes being dried out, curled, broken, branches and other forest matter all over it - it's a fire hazard - ready to go with one spark. That's why we did not have a campfire. If the forest service is not going to maintain the shake roof (and they don't). Spend the funds and put a metal roof on it!

Stephen H

Verified

July 28, 2025 Stayed at: HAMMA, Loop: AREA HAMMA HAMMA CABIN

4

Been going to the cabin for 28 years. Always nice! With one exception - the roof is in dire need of repair (I have noted the poor roof condition before). Its current state of the shakes being dried out, curled, broken, branches and other forest matter all over it - it's a fire hazard - ready to go with one spark. That's why we did not have a campfire. If the forest service is not going to maintain the shake roof (and they don't). Spend the funds and put a metal roof on it!

Location Hamma Hamma Cabin

Address:
Hamma Hamma Road/Forest Service Road 25
Lilliwaup, WA, 98555
United States

Highway access

The campground is accessible via Highway 101, which is approximately 14 miles south from Hoodsport, WA.

Elevation: 193 feet

Distance to downtown

15 mi drive to downtown Lilliwaup (about 22 min)

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Last updated: September 2, 2026

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