Cascade Creek Cabin

Nestled on the mainland in Thomas Bay, Cascade Creek Cabin offers a quintessential Alaskan wilderness experience. Located south of Cascade Creek and east of Spray Island, this remote site sits at an elevation of 66 feet, providing guests with immediate access to pristine coastal scenery and dense forest landscapes. Accessible only by float plane or boat from Petersburg, this destination is perfect for those seeking solitude and a true connection with nature.

The cabin serves as a basecamp for a variety of outdoor activities, including hunting, boating, and wildlife viewing. Hikers will appreciate the proximity to the Cascade Creek Trail, which begins right near the cabin and offers scenic paths through the rugged terrain. The area is well-regarded for its exceptional fishing access, making it a prime spot for anglers looking to explore the local waters.

As a federal campground managed by the USFS, the cabin provides a rustic experience. Amenities are limited to vault toilets and available firewood, so guests should be prepared to bring their own supplies and manage their own safety. This site is best suited for adventurous individuals or small groups who are comfortable with self-reliant, backcountry-style camping in a spectacular, year-round environment.