Nancy Lake State Recreation Area
Nancy Lake Cabin #1
Cabin Specifications
★ Minimum Occupancy: 1 Guest
★ Maximum Occupancy: 6 Guests
★ Site Access Method: Summer - Hike, Boat, Float Plane; Winter - Ski, Snowmachine*
★ Stay Limit: 5 Nights
★ Check-in/out Time: 12:00pm
★ Pets Allowed: Yes**
★ Fees: (see fee page)
★ Cabin Dimensions: 16' x 20'
★ Heating Method: Wood (Bring your own wood)
See Nancy Lake PUC map
Amenities
★ Fire Ring
★ Picnic Table
★ Lake Access
The cabin was replaced in 2015 with a new larger log cabin. Located a stone's throw from Nancy Lake, the site is most easily accessed from the water. The cabin has 2 double bunks, a storage loft, wood stove, outside picnic table, outside fire ring and overlooks scenic Nancy Lake.
Location:
A short 1/4-mile paddle by canoe, ski or snowmobile from the Nancy Lake Canoe Trailhead parking area at Mile 1.6 Nancy Lake Parkway. It can also be accessed at the Public-Use Cabin Trailhead at Mile 1.8 Nancy Lake Parkway; follow the signs 1/2-mile trail to the cabin. ATVs prohibited. Floats or ski-plane accessible. Snowmobile openings announced when there is sufficient snow cover to protect underlying vegetation.
GPS: 61 41.572N, 150 01.239W
Special Notes:
* Check the Nancy Lake park condition reports for trail conditions and snowmobile openings.
** Pets must be under control at all times and you are responsible for cleaning up your pet's waste.
Pack out everything you pack in.
Check Availablility on Reserve America
Important Info
Once you make a reservation, you will receive a confirmation e-mail from Reserve America with important information about the cabin. Print out this confirmation e-mail and bring it with you to the cabin. If you do not receive a confirmation e-mail within 24 hours of making the reservation, please contact the reservation call center at 1-844-351-9733 9am-5pm..
Remember that these cabins are not hotels. Always be prepared! Be sure to bring:
- Sleeping bag and pad or air mattress
- Food
- Cookware, dishes, utensils
- Cooking stove and fuel
- Matches, lighters, paper fire starter
- 9-volt battery for smoke detectors
- First aid items
- Plastic trash bags
- Jug of water
- Saw or axe, just in case
- Firewood
- Flashlight
- Lantern and fuel