The Cabins

I just know everyone has been waiting for a post about the cabins we clean.  As you enter the Park you go past the Lodge 

and down into the RV Park

Past the RV park the road leads to the Cabins by the Lake

Careful!  You have to cross the Rail Road Tracks

The road is bordered by thick woods

Goes past the neighbor's historic cabin under restoration

and ends up at the Lake

This was the beach when we first got here you could actually walk along the shore but now the water is up to the trees

It deposited this stump at the end of the picnic area beach

A left turn at the Picnic area will lead you to the 5 Lakeside Cabins

They are still nestled in some woods

A nice porch

with views of the Lake

These cabins were all remodeled last year.  The kitchen and dining area with a spiral staircase up to the Loft

There is a Futon / Bunk bed combo on the first floor so it will sleep up to 5.  The upper twin bunk is a joy to make . . . NOT!

The upstairs is cozy with a Queen Bed

Looking down on the table which is always set for new arrivals

Behind the Cabins on the other side of the road is a small playground

 

The road along the side of the playground leads to the 3 Wooded Cabins.  Cabin 6 interior is similar to what the Lakeside Cabins were before renovation

Carpet and no upper cabinets and just a Futon downstairs so it sleeps only 4.  Stairs as you enter take you up to the Loft

Cabin 8

and Cabin 7

We also clean the neighbor's cabins - The Cabins at Kenai Lake.  They are "dry" cabins.  No electricity or running water.  Heated by wood stove and illuminated by gas lanterns. Water has to be pumped and brought to the Cabin and each has it's own private outhouse.

The Ketchikan

The front deck has a nice fireplace

A little further down the Lake is the Yakitat

The outhouse.  Most of them have leaded glass windows.

Next to the Yakitat is the wood fired Hot Tub and Sauna

At the end and on the Lake is the Chenega

A full size bed downstairs

and Twin beds in the loft

The funkiest outhouse

It's fun walking between the cabins

 
The last cabin is tucked in the woods by the rail road tracks - Nebesna

The loft has 4 twin beds - most fun to make.

I love that he used branches for door handles, posts and railings

 People in glass outhouses should know the people sleeping on the second floor of the cabin

In case you were wondering how the people shower - there is a shower behind the garage - on demand propane heat

This is the second cord of wood we stacked and delivered some to the cabins - we had already stacked over half before I took the picture

One rainy day we did a "Staycation" at one of Jan's cabins - the Yakitat

 Got a nice fire going on the deck

 Cooked burgers and hots

 and S'mores for dessert

 We fired up the wood burning Hot Tub

 enjoyed a soak

 and I made some whirly gigs from the beach wood