Ford cabin was clean and stocked with all the basics which was appreciated. The propane heater was nearly impossible to figure out (someone turned off the pilot light) which made for a cold night when it got into the 30s. We had warm clothes and sleeping bags so the temp wasn’t the problem. The problem was the packrats that come out at night. Earplugs highly recommended or you will be doomed to hear the scurrying all night long and get no sleep. Evidence of rats seen in the morning on the porch. Lots of droppings! It is a remote cabin surrounded by beauty, that’s for sure. Go to Polebridge for pastries and coffee in the morning if you don’t get any sleep!

Had high hopes for this cabin but. The road and rafters access made for a busy loud experience.If you are looking for privacy and solitude with wildlife try somewhere else! However the cabin itself was very nice.

There is a pack rat living in the cabin under the porch. Some people think it's cute, but it kept me awake, running around the cabin and making squeaking noises throughout the night. It is also not shy. Saturday night, I was standing on the porch and when I saw water dripping off the roof, I thought it might be raining, but it was the rat taking a wiz off the rafters. I looked up and it was staring at me. Another night, it was staring at me from the window sill. Also rat poo and pee to deal with every morning. If you think that's cute, have a great time! Cabin is small and cozy, located right off the main North Fork road near the boat put in at the river, so there will be some car traffic. Gas lights and cooking stove...no refrigerator, so bring a cooler. Hope this info. is helpful. I know people who are terrified of rats, so thought you should know. I love the forestry cabins, but I'll be staying at another one next time. :)

Air full of propane, had to keep windows open to maintain safety/air quality.