After a long ride (from Fairbanks, we arrived in rainy Kenny Lake at the Golden Spruce cabins. We had a nice cabin with carpet on the floor, a twin bed and sink with water (in another review, someone wrote how it worked). There was electricity also. The front of the cabin was covered. During opening hours (7am - 10 pm), we could use showers and toilet in the main buidling. Outside these hours, there was only an outhouse behind our cabin. We had a nice (burger)meal in the main building, served by a very friendly lady.
The golden spruce cabins are a nice solution if you are on your way to McCarthy.

We stayed here the night before embarking on the McCarthy Road en route to Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.

We had a private log cabin, about 12' x 15', carpeted with a double bed, sink, heater, coffeemaker, nightstand & reading lamp, overhead light, dark curtains (important for Alaska in summer!), and cozy blankets. The cabin also had a covered front porch with two chairs and a picnic table out front.

The cabin had electricity (lights, heat, outlets for charging gadgets) but no running water. Ingeniously, this was overcome with a sink & vanity with an Igloo water cooler providing fresh water for washing, brushing teeth, and drinking and a bucket inside the vanity to catch the wastewater. Two bottles of water and a pitcher of water for the coffeemaker were also provided.

During business hours (7 a.m.-10 p.m. weekdays, until 8 p.m. on Sundays) a restroom and a hot shower were available inside the shop/cafe. After hours, we used the outhouse behind our cabin.

We ate dinner at the cafe, and got generous portions which made the rural Alaska prices palatable.

All in all, we had a great stay in the cozy cabin!

Located on the Edgerton Highway on the way to Chitna, these cabins are brand new and located at a small general store, which has some food available. The cabin we stayed in did not have a bathroom and we had to use either the one in the store, or the outhouse after the store closed. The cabin was clean and had two beds and a sink along with some movies and videos to watch. Although the lack of a bathroom was annoying, the cost was much lower than most other lodging options.