POLE CREEK CABIN

An experience not to be missed. If you want to go back in time to 'simple' and uncomplicated. Unplug, hike in and enjoy the stars, the woodburning stove and the company of your tavel companions or self. You can cook on the top of the stove, the cabin heats up fast with plenty of firewood stocked. The access road was snowed in so we had to hike the 1/2 mile but it was so worth it and the kids learned about having to pack, unpack and repack each day with trips back and forth, and take and use only what is required. Previous guests left a little water, fire starters, some canned goods, paper towels, hand sanitizer, dish detergent, wet wipes. TP is provided so don't take up precious packing room. There were mattresses on the bunks and pillows. Light blankets are all that is required when the

Nice basic cabin that can sleep four. No electricity, but kitchen basics and a few pantry items were in the cupboards. The vault toilet is across from the cabin with a locking handle. We booked through recreation.gov and the BHNF called us with the code for the door a day or two before our reservation. NOTE: if you do not have a higher clearance vehicle or are not familiar with trail driving, stay parked down at the fence to avoid potentially bottoming out. It is a short walk up to the cabin.

This place was amazing. Ski trail was easy enough for first timers. Nice bunk beds! Sturdy. ;) Wood burning stove kept us cozy even as the snow fell. There were blankets kitchen gear and other accoutrement in case you forgot. Even a mostly empty bottle of whiskey! Coleman lantern ftw!

Great place to regain your sanity! Rustic, but that's the point. We loved it!

Such a beautiful, secluded, cozy place! Our only complaint was that the mattresses on the beds are fabric and are so filthy and old, they make you feel gross sleeping on them.