We had such a wonderful stay at this cabin! It’s been beautifully decorated while still keeping that cozy cabin-in-the-woods charm. The setting is peaceful, with a quaint little river just steps away that quickly became one of our favorite spots. My 2- and 4-year-old nieces had so much fun throwing pine cones into the water, and it made for some simple, memorable family moments. One of the best parts was the location next to the first come first serve campground where the rest of our family was staying. We were able to easily walk back and forth between the cabin and the campground with my two young nieces, making it the perfect setup for everyone to spend time together while still having the comfort and privacy of the cabin. The managers have clearly put a lot of work into updating the property. We know the cabin had dealt with some rodent issues in the past, but it was obvious they took the issue seriously. The cabin was freshly cleaned, and the kitchen was stocked with brand-new utensils, pots, pans, plates, and other essentials. Everything felt clean, comfortable, and ready for guests. If you’re looking for a quiet getaway surrounded by nature with easy access to a nearby campground for larger family gatherings, this is a fantastic choice. We’d happily stay here again! **See google review for pictures

Bring you cleaning supplies cause this place is full of mouse turds. The logging trucks roll by all hours of the night with their Engine Brake full blast, which shakes the cabin like a meteor is about to end the world.

Great location with the river close and a cabin with a shower!

Mice. Everywhere. Not just the mice droppings to clean up. We were trapping live mice every day. They were walking in the sink. On the beds. Everywhere.

The cabin was super clean and cozy and very well outfitted. It would have been helpful to have a little more signage or cabin instructions regarding the availability of the ‘pull flashlights’ versus us trying to light the defunct propane lights ha ha. Bike riding up the canyon was great as very little traffic and the little path from the cabin to the creek with a bench seat was a beautiful setting.

The cabin was modern as other ones we had previously rented but it didn't have electricity but running hot water. The cabin host is just next to the cabin so you have always someone next to it and it is located on the street so you really hear the cars going by. We couldn't find any good trail seems people used them for dirty bikes so they are very dusty . The little river that crosses it is charming . I would say this is the only benefit. I wouldn't rent it again.

Nice spot to get-a-way in summer, be chill, and read all day. Cabin is located between a gravel parking area that is shared with dumpster, the caretaker's RV and generator. The cabin doesn't have electricity, but battery lanterns were provided. The shower is great. There is a strong propane odor, and the cabin is right next to a road with loud bikes and atv's throughout the day, but otherwise very quiet, with a sweet little creek right next to the parking area. Easy walk to the main campground. We couldn't find any trails nearby, unless you get in your car to find one, and then the trails tend to be for the mountain bikers.

Pros: whole cabin to yourself. Full-on kitchen and bathroom. Running water, flush toilet, hot shower, stove/oven, fridge. A couch to lounge on. The bed is comfortable. Ample parking. Camp host resource if you need it. Creek nearby that you can hear with the windows open. There are times of absolute serene and bliss; just nature and the creek) One of the few forest service cabins that allows pets, Cons: it’s right next to the road, so not terribly private. The camp host is basically your neighbor. Camp host may have a generator that drowns out the creek. No heat, so even if the high will be 80, prepare for the overnight and mornings with cold weather clothes and heavy blankets. If it’s hot out, you’ll have the windows open, but then you are also hearing every vehicle that goes by. All the toys (motorcycles, atv’s, dune buggies) are quite loud. Large black ants roam the floors and walls. We didn’t bother them, they didn’t bother us. Voluminous amounts of Mouse droppings in many of the cabinets and drawers. Suggest you pre-wash any of the supplied dishes if you are going to use them. The quaint gas lighting throughout the cabin has been mostly dismantled ; the staff has provided battery operated led lanterns. Not quite the same “vibe.” One of the requirements of the stay is that you clean up before you leave. A note on the wall tells of locations of cleaning supplies. But those locations are all empty. The only thing I can find is a broom. Aside from the bed, every piece of furniture is either broken or about to break. Given all of the above, I’m still glad we came here for the weekend. All the forest service cabins have a beyond rustic slant to them. I know what we are getting when we reserve one. It’s not a b&b, it’s not a hotel, it IS a step up from camping, but these buildings are OLD and their upkeep is kept to a minimum to allow them to be accessible to the general public for a not-exorbitant price. I get it.

We had a great time at the Cabin. I thought it was very clean for a forest service cabin. I stayed with my 2 kids ages 12 and 5 and they liked it. One random note is that 2 of the gas lamps are not connected. The biggest problem with them being not connected was me, trying to light them for 15min until i traced the pipe and realized it was not connected. The wood stove kept us warm on the one chilly night. The motorcycles and off road vehicles were a mixed bag. They were not going all the time and mostly trucks carrying them went by. But one of the days a caravan of 5 trucks with off-road vehicles all parked in front of the cabin and unloaded for about an hour. It would have bugged me with my hopes and dreams of a quiet time, but the kids thought it was cool.

It was a decent stay. It's a bit disappointing that it was so close to the road so we had to hear all the dirt bikes going up and down all day. Had a camp attendant and his wife staying in their RV right next door, they were really nice and kept to themselves.. The area is gorgeous and if you want to get out into the woods for solitude it's right outside. Don't think for a second this cabin is a motel! It's one step up from rustic and that was part of the charm. From reading the registration book far too many guests thought they were getting something more luxurious. Lol , not for this price. If you are afraid of insects and rodents, go elsewhere. If you are used to camping and want something more comfortable than a tent this is the place you want.