It's a great cabin! I was quite thankful for the wood stove as I'm a wuss in the cold. I was able to make a fire every night. It was in the high 20's with frost on the ground in the mornings. - My only suggestion- better directions for working the propane heater and the fridge and freezer. I tried to follow the directions for the fridge and couldn't get it working.. no biggie, I was planning on using it as a perk anyways. It's a beautiful spot with sooooooooooooo much fishing!

Could not get referg started or heater! Didn't need heater but had food go bad because not enough ICE and NO referg. People from forest service from Afton were there and couldn't get refereg started either!! Came back the next day and told us they would get a new one in!!

Great place

Great place

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We were there the second week of October. There was no snow on the ground but you can tell there had been some rain recently. The drive was as expected, slow and steady but nothing my crossover midsize SUV couldn't handle. The cabin was great. The propane fridge and stove worked fine. We didn't mess with the lights. The axe and hatchet are pretty dull and I wish I would have taken my stone sharpener to leave there. Luckily I had brought my own axe and I split quite a bit of kindling for the next travelers. I did forget my Open flame campfire grill next to the fire ring, and I hope it doesn't rust but whoever is staying there is more than welcome to use it. It's part of the La Barge Guard Station community now. Saw an enormous Great grey owl in the evening. It's wing span was insane. We didn't see any other wildlife, but it was pretty quiet throughout the night and I slept outside on top of the picnic table looking up at the stars. My wife slipped inside with the heated blanket and the propane heater turned up. This was such a great location for us. Would definitely stay there again, hopefully several days next time, and it's really inspired me to look for similar places throughout Arizona and Colorado.

We were there the second week of October. There was no snow on the ground but you can tell there had been some rain recently. The drive was as expected, slow and steady but nothing my crossover midsize SUV couldn't handle. The cabin was great. The propane fridge and stove worked fine. We didn't mess with the lights. The axe and hatchet are pretty dull and I wish I would have taken my stone sharpener to leave there. Luckily I had brought my own axe and I split quite a bit of kindling for the next travelers. I did forget my Open flame campfire grill next to the fire ring, and I hope it doesn't rust but whoever is staying there is more than welcome to use it. It's part of the La Barge Guard Station community now. Saw an enormous Great grey owl in the evening. It's wing span was insane. We didn't see any other wildlife, but it was pretty quiet throughout the night and I slept outside on top of the picnic table looking up at the stars. My wife slipped inside with the heated blanket and the propane heater turned up. This was such a great location for us. Would definitely stay there again, hopefully several days next time, and it's really inspired me to look for similar places throughout Arizona and Colorado.

I'm a old man that has to go to the bathroom several times a night. Having a out house apx. 40 yards away from cabin is not fun to do several times a night. Cabin was fairly clean. I stayed at the cazier cabin the week before. Cazier cabin is very nice. After staying there, this cabin doesn't cut it.

I'm a old man that has to go to the bathroom several times a night. Having a out house apx. 40 yards away from cabin is not fun to do several times a night. Cabin was fairly clean. I stayed at the cazier cabin the week before. Cazier cabin is very nice. After staying there, this cabin doesn't cut it.