This cabin was a quick 20 minute water taxi ride across Kachemak Bay from Homer. The cabins were clean but sparse--two bunk beds with double beds on the bottom. Thin plastic covered mattresses. Each cabin had a picnic table inside, shelving, and a table and chairs on the covered deck. They have two cabins right by the water and two back in the woods.
Cooking is done in a communal cook-shack, which left a lot to be desired. The stove hadn't been cleaned ever, I don't think, and the deck for the cook-shack was sagging (it was on stilts at the water's edge). It's a little bit annoying to have to walk quite a ways just to make morning coffee, and then jockey for space on the stove with 3 other cabins full of people. There was a fridge and a microwave.
The showers were warm. They've given up on the "coin-op" showers noted by another reviewer, and instead you just pay a few dollars for your shower.
Hiking was great--there was an easy trail accessed by the property, and we gathered gallons of highbush blueberries.
All in all, it was a fun trip, since we've not been to this part of Kachemak Bay before. However, we'll probably opt for better furnished cabins in the future (small cooktop and water in cabin).
