Site 1, Loop BARBER FLAT CABIN

Boise National Forest | Barber Flat Cabin (Boise National Forest, ID)

Type: CABIN NONELECTRIC

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Site Details

• Max Num of People: 6
• Water Hookup: No
• Campfire Allowed: Yes
• Num of Beds: 3
• : No
• Shower/Bath Type: Bathtub Only
• : Cabin
• Checkin Time: 12:00 PM
• Min Num of People: 1
• Num of Bedrooms: 1
• Num of Rooms: 2
• Pets Allowed: Yes
• Shade: Yes
• Site Access: Drive-In
• Checkout Time: 11:00 AM

Permitted Equipment

• Vehicle

Driveway Details

• Double Driveway: Yes
• Is Equipment Mandatory
• Max Num of Vehicles: 3
• Max Vehicle Length: 0
• Driveway Entry: Pull-through
• Driveway Surface: Gravel

Need to Know

• -The cabin code will be sent via email. If you haven't received the code before your reservation, please contact the Idaho City Ranger District at (208) 392-6681 24-48 hours in advance.

  -Drinking water is tested monthly for contaminants and will be abruptly shut off if not currently potable. Please plan accordingly with your own water supply in case of a shut off during your stay.

  -Drinking water at the cabin is from a cistern that needs to be filled, typically once a week. In order to this, a Forest Service employee may need to run the generator during your stay for approximately 2-4 hours. We apologize for this necessary inconvenience.

  -The roads are graded, but often are in somewhat rough condition; they can be traveled in good weather with 2-wheel drive passenger cars or trucks.

  -Reservations cancelled last minute due to weather or smoke conditions will not be refunded unless campground is closed to the public.

  -Campfires are allowed in fire rings ONLY, unless fire restrictions are in place. Contact Idaho City Ranger District for updates regarding fire restrictions. 

  -Camping is not allowed at this site; please do not use tents, motor homes or RVs at the cabin.

  -Livestock, such as saddle, pack or draft animals, is not allowed at this site.

  -Bears occasionally are seen in the area. Please practice bear-safe camping and keep the outside of the cabin free from trash and food.

  -Don't Move Firewood: Help prevent the spread of tree-killing pests in our national forests by obtaining firewood near your destination and burning it on-site. For more information visit dontmovefirewood.org.

  -Guests should be aware that there is a risk of exposure to hantavirus when visiting remote cabins; click here to learn more

  -For questions regarding the campground, please contact the Idaho City Ranger District at 208-392-3700.  

  For questions regarding reservations and refunds, please contact Recreation.gov customer service