We were looking for a rustic older cabin with reasonable comfort and a forested location. This cabin "Zoe's Cabin" fit the bill. It was built in 1939 using whole logs. The carpentry is fascinating. The cabin has been improved and updated over the years to improve the comfort, but the original ambience and appearance was preserved. It was very clean and tastefully decorated. The bathroom is small but fully functional. The Kitchen is well stocked with whatever you need to cook your meals. There is a TV upstairs and downstairs. Wifi is provided. There is a bedroom downstairs with a small bed. Upstairs there is a king bed and twin bed in the same room. Though not well insulated, there is a propane heater and numerous space heaters available (no problem staying warm). Outside there is the constant sound of the river which is fairly close. Tall trees are all around and neighbors are far enough away you don't notice them. There is a firepit out front that is well made. (Bring your own wood). Out back there is a porch with comfy chairs that overlook the river. Off to the side is a deck that has a propane fire table. Management was pretty good but I did have to ask for additional info several times. They always get back fairly often. Description of the cabin is mostly accurate but needs to be updated. For the most part it is better than described. Be sure to bring some jugs of purified water for drinking, making coffee or cooking. The water tastes bad.

We loved the cabin and the location by the river.

Perfect for a quiet get away!

I’m sure this property is great for the right person. For me it was just too rustic. Being close to the river is nice but the cabin is very basic so if you like creature comforts this place won’t be for you. If you are a camper you will love the place. You have to be okay with bugs in the house and the water out of the faucets smelling heavily of rust. For me and my crew it just was too much. We ended up leaving after the first night.