This is one of the best cabins in Oregon.

The best place to take an old mountain dog on a bucket list trip. Stunning views, a creek nearby, very clean cabin that is accessible for disabled dogs, great firepit, and best of all, no other people or pets.

Great rustic cabin. When I was there I saw lots of beautiful wildflowers and some wildlife. Lots of places for hiking and enjoying the outdoors. Propane heat, stove & lighting. Nice firepit and outhouse. Two bunkbeds. Sleeps 6. I enjoyed it and look forward to going again someday.

Quiet area very nice in Spring. Pack plenty of Ice, for some reason the U.S.F.S. decodes not to put a refrigerator in the cabin.

We arrived at destination No heat in building. Lots of fumes..Tried contacting People to fix problem. No success. Got a motel in La Grande Oregon. Went back the next day same results

We found the cabin very clean and tidy. All the screens on the windows were torn, so we couldn't open the windows at night which was a little of a bummer. The nights were cool and the days were terribly hots so that wasn't too much of an inconvenience.

Very nice cabin located next to a meadow with wildlife passing through (turkeys, deer, elk). Very clean and in good condition with plenty of sleeping accommodations.

The weather was cool and sometimes rainy, but we were comfortable in the propane heated cabin. There is a good view of the Grand Ronde River Canyon from forest service road 050.

Loved the cabin. Nice to have heat and cooking facilities. Beds very comfortable. Only complaint was directions given from Elgin. We ended up at the fish hatchery on the first try. There were absolutely no signs from Elgin to the cabin, until final turnoff. Came back via road to Jubilee Lake. It was longer, but much better signage and roads.

For what we did it was great The reason it was not excellent was water. But that was a small problem