had loads of sun

If you want more shelter/convenience than camping, but still a back-woods/off-grid experience, this is a great choice that offers a glimpse of the history of Olympic National Forest. Nearby trails have some interpretive signs with info about the history. We also hiked to Lena Lake (drove to the trailhead, as the hike itself is about 6 miles). It's an uphill hike on an easy-to-follow route with a beautiful (&cold) lake at the end.

If you want more shelter/convenience than camping, but still a back-woods/off-grid experience, this is a great choice that offers a glimpse of the history of Olympic National Forest. Nearby trails have some interpretive signs with info about the history. We also hiked to Lena Lake (drove to the trailhead, as the hike itself is about 6 miles). It's an uphill hike on an easy-to-follow route with a beautiful (&cold) lake at the end.

The Hamma Hamma cabin was amazing. We loved the cabin and it’s history. The only suggestions we have are to add more light fixtures in the kitchen and running water would be fabulous. What a great place for family to unplug and reconnect.

The Hamma Hamma cabin was amazing. We loved the cabin and it’s history. The only suggestions we have are to add more light fixtures in the kitchen and running water would be fabulous. What a great place for family to unplug and reconnect.

Amazing location and cabin. The care and attention used in the construction was striking. Enjoyed the trails right by the cabin, especially the waterfalls. My only complaints is that the previous tenants didn’t clean much. Considering the mice problem, it’s important.

Amazing location and cabin. The care and attention used in the construction was striking. Enjoyed the trails right by the cabin, especially the waterfalls. My only complaints is that the previous tenants didn’t clean much. Considering the mice problem, it’s important.

Super adorable cabin with a well stocked kitchen! The cabin was pleasantly clean as well. We did have an issue with a few of the mantels being unusable, causing the carbon dioxide alarm to go off, SCARY!! making for a very dark night 1. We went into town and bought all they had to replace/leave extras. We relaxed, explored, ate well, had a campfire and relaxed some more. I recommend bringing some additional lighting, slippers, and more water than you think! We also didn’t bring paper towels and ran out by day 2. Idk if those are supposed to be supplied by the cabin or if they were left behind. There was plenty of TP. Might not be a bad idea to bring a couple rolls of each just in case :)

Super adorable cabin with a well stocked kitchen! The cabin was pleasantly clean as well. We did have an issue with a few of the mantels being unusable, causing the carbon dioxide alarm to go off, SCARY!! making for a very dark night 1. We went into town and bought all they had to replace/leave extras. We relaxed, explored, ate well, had a campfire and relaxed some more. I recommend bringing some additional lighting, slippers, and more water than you think! We also didn’t bring paper towels and ran out by day 2. Idk if those are supposed to be supplied by the cabin or if they were left behind. There was plenty of TP. Might not be a bad idea to bring a couple rolls of each just in case :)

We enjoyed the rustic nature of the Hamma Hamma Cabin. The lack of wifi, cell coverage, and electricity did not bother us. In fact, the gas lamps with mantles brought back memories of staying in a mountain cabin as a child. The 1 1/2 mile loop trail, Living Legacy Loop, by the cabin was a great walk without having to drive the car. Unfortunately, we had only one night (all that was available). Next time we will try for at least 2 nights.