Wonderfully remote mountain retreat, with a quirky collection of nik-naks, a wide variety of reading material (books, mags and comics) and a chalk board wall as a guest book. The sauna looked inviting but we didn’t get a chance to try it. It was very clean and well stocked and we enjoyed our short stay.

location excellent for the national park. facilities excellent, everything you need to be totally independent.

couldn’t find any faults.

Five spot is on quite a winding country road about 15 minutes to the main gate of King Canyon national Park. The location is extremely nice with views from the front porch And a hill behind the property. The hosts were available but not intrusive. Privacy was great. This is a 1940s cabin, that said the cleanliness condition in organization was exceptional.

Really couldn’t come up with any problems to speak of. The sauna was a little difficult to figure out but it worked out very well.

Highly recommended wonderful little cabin (and with a sauna!!!!!!!). We were there during the rainy (and snowy) Christmas weekend and had a great time. Kitchen is fully equipped with everything you might need. Cabin hosts provided free firewood so the fireplace got some serious use during our stay. Mahalia was a great and caring host. On the day of our arrival she kept in touch about road conditions in the area, but also checked on us throughout our stay.

Cozy and well-equipped cabin within 1/2 hour drive from Kings Canyon, perfectly quiet, with a nice back-yard. very friendly and helpful hosts. and unbelievable skies above!

Fully stocked kitchen, wonderful outdoor areas, charming decor, proximity to national parks. And above all, the fabulous outdoor shower!

Too many personal decorative items taking up space. No where to put my own stuff. Shower had mildew. Tub had leaky pipe. Tub is nasty and needs to be reglazed. Sauna didn't work . Cabin was dusty and had not been sanitized well . Water pressure was very weak. Dishes, glasses and utensils were not washed. Blankets were not clean at all. Chalk board from the 1970s is no longer cool . Im 63 not 13. To me a cabin should be more woodsy and rustic not a Dollhouse.

Full clean kitchen to cook our own breakfast!