We had a great time but there was clearly a mouse infestation with mouse droppings all over the place and the sounds of mice chewing through the walls and beds all night.

We had a great time but there was clearly a mouse infestation with mouse droppings all over the place and the sounds of mice chewing through the walls and beds all night.

Very nice cabin but it's in a complete burn zone. Forest all around the place is just charred. Road is pretty treacherous with the many burnt trees that are strewn about due to unpredictable winds- the road might be clear, or you might be trying to drag off burnt logs. As someone who has intimately lived with Northern California wildfires, I can tell you with some authority to give it a few years; that this place will again be pleasant by 2028-2029 or so. Until then, you should strongly consider going somewhere else.

Very nice cabin but it's in a complete burn zone. Forest all around the place is just charred. Road is pretty treacherous with the many burnt trees that are strewn about due to unpredictable winds- the road might be clear, or you might be trying to drag off burnt logs. As someone who has intimately lived with Northern California wildfires, I can tell you with some authority to give it a few years; that this place will again be pleasant by 2028-2029 or so. Until then, you should strongly consider going somewhere else.

This was our second trip to Post Creek, the first trip was before the fire that devastated the area. We still loved it the second time. It truly is a special place. Contrary to the information on the forestry sites, there is non-potable running water and a flush toilet. There is also a propane stove (bring the green 1-lb propane canisters). The cupboard has a full set of dishes, cups, pots/pans and utensils. The cabin is kept very neat. We did not see any other people for the three day we were there, including driving around the fire roads and hiking to an overlook over the North Yolla Bolly alpine lake. There are many, many trees down after the Monument Fire, some of the trails are unmarked and now somewhat overgrown. We didn't see tons of wildlife aside from squirrels and chipmunks. We saw one deer and a couple piles of fresh bear scat. Oh and of course the cows that you will meet in the middle of the dirt road to the cabin. As an amateur radio operator, I had contact to the outside world. Just beware you will not be able to contact anyone by cell phone if you have an issue without driving back out to the highway and probably halfway back to Red Bluff (like a 45 minute drive). It really is in the boonies. Anyway, this place is so very super cool.

This was our second trip to Post Creek, the first trip was before the fire that devastated the area. We still loved it the second time. It truly is a special place. Contrary to the information on the forestry sites, there is non-potable running water and a flush toilet. There is also a propane stove (bring the green 1-lb propane canisters). The cupboard has a full set of dishes, cups, pots/pans and utensils. The cabin is kept very neat. We did not see any other people for the three day we were there, including driving around the fire roads and hiking to an overlook over the North Yolla Bolly alpine lake. There are many, many trees down after the Monument Fire, some of the trails are unmarked and now somewhat overgrown. We didn't see tons of wildlife aside from squirrels and chipmunks. We saw one deer and a couple piles of fresh bear scat. Oh and of course the cows that you will meet in the middle of the dirt road to the cabin. As an amateur radio operator, I had contact to the outside world. Just beware you will not be able to contact anyone by cell phone if you have an issue without driving back out to the highway and probably halfway back to Red Bluff (like a 45 minute drive). It really is in the boonies. Anyway, this place is so very super cool.

This is an exceptional property. Clean, comfortable cabin with running water (non-potable) and 180-degree views from the bedroom. Perched on the edge of a canyon, you are wrapped in stars at night and awakened with sunrise colors. The surrounding forest was severely impacted by recent wildfires, and burn scars are extensive the whole drive in. You’ll need a sturdy vehicle to get there, but you will be rewarded with solitude and big skies.

This is an exceptional property. Clean, comfortable cabin with running water (non-potable) and 180-degree views from the bedroom. Perched on the edge of a canyon, you are wrapped in stars at night and awakened with sunrise colors. The surrounding forest was severely impacted by recent wildfires, and burn scars are extensive the whole drive in. You’ll need a sturdy vehicle to get there, but you will be rewarded with solitude and big skies.

The descriptions and photos don't do this place justice! We had such a great time. I brought my family and dog. Very beautiful and remote. As the description says, there is no electricity, water, heater, or cell service. One person said ATT worked, but it did not work for me. Expect to lose cell service just outside of Red Bluff. The directions are pretty good but this place is tricky to find. We made about 4 u-turns before we finally found it. Just when you think you're lost, you find it. The cabin is very quaint and cozy. There's a kitchen (no running water) and a sitting room. There's one large bedroom with two beds, one Queen and one Full. The view from the bedroom is spectacular! Windows on 3 walls! There's a fire pit and sitting area in the back. Very beautiful and family-friendly hikes nearby. We recommend the Black Rock Lake https://goo.gl/maps/DGWHP1Htvpa1x4oa9 It's not too rigorous. I took my 10- and 12-year-old kids. You're rewarded with an idyllic little alpine pond, surrounded by majestic, snow-battered pines. There are some great little beaches to hang out and dip your toes! Overall a wonderful place. Remote. Gorgeous nature. Very few people, but the people we did meet were very nice. Be prepared for no phone or potable water. Get your directions PRINTED out and HAVE FUN!

The descriptions and photos don't do this place justice! We had such a great time. I brought my family and dog. Very beautiful and remote. As the description says, there is no electricity, water, heater, or cell service. One person said ATT worked, but it did not work for me. Expect to lose cell service just outside of Red Bluff. The directions are pretty good but this place is tricky to find. We made about 4 u-turns before we finally found it. Just when you think you're lost, you find it. The cabin is very quaint and cozy. There's a kitchen (no running water) and a sitting room. There's one large bedroom with two beds, one Queen and one Full. The view from the bedroom is spectacular! Windows on 3 walls! There's a fire pit and sitting area in the back. Very beautiful and family-friendly hikes nearby. We recommend the Black Rock Lake https://goo.gl/maps/DGWHP1Htvpa1x4oa9 It's not too rigorous. I took my 10- and 12-year-old kids. You're rewarded with an idyllic little alpine pond, surrounded by majestic, snow-battered pines. There are some great little beaches to hang out and dip your toes! Overall a wonderful place. Remote. Gorgeous nature. Very few people, but the people we did meet were very nice. Be prepared for no phone or potable water. Get your directions PRINTED out and HAVE FUN!