Lovely 3-day stay. Cabin was clean and well-cared for when we arrived. The area was beautiful but dry -- morning walks to Ranger's Hole were a staple of our stay there and hikes along the Duckabush River were wonderful.

A perfect quaint little cabin. quiet and peaceful

This is a cute and cozy cabin! A couple of things to note: -Mice. There were mouse droppings all over the pots and pans. Next time we'll bring our own. We didn't see or hear any mice, just their poop. -Bring your own drinking water. The water from the pump outside is not potable. I had my best night of sleep in weeks on the futon. The giant vine maple behind the cabin has quite the personality and the forest beyond is as mossy as the Hoh. We'll be back.

The cabin is old and there is no electricity or toilet or running water inside (there are propane lights and a hand pump for water as well as a vault toilet at the trailhead and the heater inside the cabin has a thermostat and works great). The cabin sits on a beautiful fenced lot right by a trailhead and has plenty of space for kids to run around and has a fire pit and a picnic table too. We enjoyed our stay BUT you are basically on your own. It is not part of a campground or somewhere that you would have neighbors in another cabin etc. So for our small family we were a little worried of being on our own in the middle of nowhere. We would feel more comfortable in a campground with other people around us...

We spent one night in early October and enjoyed the cabin a lot. The table looked out on yellow maple leaves. The walk to Ranger Hole was absolutely lovely. It rained hard in the night. it was sweet to sleep in complete darkness. The cabin is rustic but well cared-for. Thank you. We'll come again.