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.

This is our favorite NFS cabin, because the facilities are a little more developed than some others. We appreciate the indoor plumbing, which eliminates those late night trips in the dark to the outhouse! The only downside is, the bedrooms with the best beds can get quite cold at night. You can stay warm by sleeping on the futon in front of the heating stove, but this isn't as comfortable, and all the windows at that room means you're likely to be awakened at first light.

This is our favorite NFS cabin, because the facilities are a little more developed than some others. We appreciate the indoor plumbing, which eliminates those late night trips in the dark to the outhouse! The only downside is, the bedrooms with the best beds can get quite cold at night. You can stay warm by sleeping on the futon in front of the heating stove, but this isn't as comfortable, and all the windows at that room means you're likely to be awakened at first light.

you should charge more for the cabin around $80=$100 per night

you should charge more for the cabin around $80=$100 per night

Cabin was cozy as ever. Due to a slick slushy driveway we parked at the bottom and walked up with all our gear. Little did we expect our weekend to turn into a blizzard lock down! We went from no snow to 2+ feet overnight! It was beautiful but we were also stuck. Thankful for the heat and amenities!