We didn’t end up staying the night. The cabin is in serious need of repair. It had broken windows and torn screens; as a result, the cabin was completely infested with flies. There were dozens of buzzing and dead flies around each window. The mattresses were filthy; a couple of the upstairs ones reeked of urine. It’s too bad because the area was beautiful; there is a river a few feet away with campsites. The campground was empty during our stay in early October, so we still enjoyed the area.

I was never sent the code for the padlock on the backdoor and because I had booked the cabin over the New Year's holiday there was no one in any Forest Service offices across the state to give me the code. Had to book a hotel for one night. I did eventually receive the code and spent one night. The propane heater in the cabin is less than adequate and the cabin didn't really warm up until I had to check out the next day. A wood stove would definitely make this place better! Probably a lovely place in the warmer months.

The cabin was infested with stink bugs. The area is trashed by ATV’s and cattle. No propane was left for lanterns. Place was emptied of kitchen ware.

Unfortunately we could not stay because of weather. Drove up for the day and code that was emailed to us did not work.