There are three cabins, two hot tubs (with a third under construction), three outhouses, and a drinking water spring barrel. There are no other facilities or services.

Cedar cabin --18' x 24' cedar cabin (Pan Abode 1 bedroom Kit Home)

Sleeps 6 (sleeping pads provided)
Propane lights (4)
Propane kitchen stove, 4 burner/oven
Pots, pans, cups, bowls, plates, utensils
5 gallon water jugs
Sink, dish pans, soap
Wood stove

Log Cabin – 16’ x 20' Log Cabin- (one room, built from local logs)

Sleeps 4 (sleeping pads provided)
Propane lights (2)
Propane stove, 4 burner/oven
Pots, pans, cups, bowls, plates, utensils
5 gallon water jugs
Dish pans, soap
Wood stove

Frame cabin -- 12' x 14' insulated wood frame cabin

Sleeps 2 (sleeping pads provided)
Propane lights (2)
Propane 2 burner countertop stove (no oven)
Pots, pans, cups, bowls, plates, utensils
5 gallon water jugs
Dish pans, soap
Wood stove

Propane: Propane is provided for the cabins.

Firewood: Firewood will be provided adjacent to the cabins. Wood may need to be cut to stove length. Handsaws and axes are provided. Firewood is NOT for outdoor use (i.e. bonfires)!

Hot Tubs: There are two 8' diameter tubs with cedar decks. One is at the base of the hillside below the steaming springs. The other is in a secluded wooded area by the creek about 100 yards downstream, out of sight of the first. A new rectangular tub, between yet out of sight of the other two, is expected to be in service by October 2006. All are out of sight of the cabins, and clothing optional is the custom.

Outhouses: Each cabin has a nearby outhouse.

Fresh Water Spring: There is a cold freshwater spring near the cabins outfitted with an insulated spring box. Drinking and cooking water may be dipped from this box year-round. Visitors usually haul hot spring water for washing dishes, saving time and propane.