Loved this rustic cabin! We slept 8 comfortably and it was the perfect place to recharge after an amazing day at the National Parks!

Convenient to park entrance.

Great family get away, sleeps spacious bed for 2 adults and awesome loft your kids will love. You will feel you are in the national park.Kitchen is well supplied well enough for cooking great dinners. Remember to buy your food grocery store before arriving. This will give you the best time, renember this is outskirts of National park. Wow! National Park 15-20 minute.

The listing does say 1940’s cabin so I shouldn’t have been surprised however most of it had been replaced. Main problem is the road I.e. “trail” getting to the cabin. It’s almost less than one lane, all dirt or mud, uphill, downhill, curvy & rutted with drop offs. It was impassable the day it rained/snowed, Dicey for 2 days after. Highly recommend you have a 4 wheel drive vehicle if you rent this cabin & check the weather forecast first. 2nd problem is lack of HVAC. Can’t speak for hot weather but it was cool/cold when we were there in late April & the cabin is COLD. There are 2 wall heaters that “knock off the chill” but incapable of warming the space. The bathroom gets NO heat at all so remains cold. There is a wood burning stove that heats up the main room & loft areas well if you don’t mind building a fire & there is sufficient dry wood. The kitchen is NOT good for cooking in. No dishwasher, minimal pots/pans (had to cook 1 lb gnd. beef in 2 pots for chili) they are old & worn, one kitchen hand towel was provided so had to use copious paper towels to dry dishes after handwashing. The deck is large but crumbling. The MBR has French doors leading out to deck but no curtains. Lighting in cabin is minimal - it was difficult to read. Decor is ehh. Positives: Comfortable king size bed in master bedroom, comfortable couch/loveseat, good WIFI, privacy, close to Northern entrance to Sequoia/Kings Canyon, and hosts are responsive.