White Sulphur Springs Cabin
3.8430 reviews2108 HALIBUT POINT RD, SITKA, AK, 99835, USA
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52 ftPrice
$60/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
Open May 1, 2025 to ...
Cell
No Service
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Quick Facts
52 ftPrice
$60/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
Open May 1, 2025 to ...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Check Policy
White Sulphur Springs Cabin
$60.00 - $60.00 / night
Campsite Fees
The nightly fee for the cabin is $60, regardless of season. Additional fees include a $10 change or cancellation fee, and late cancellations forfeit...
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Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
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What Campers Say
3.84
Mixed Reviews
Based on 30 reviews
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bugs
"User reviews for White Sulphur Springs Cabin are mixed, with an overall sentiment of 3.8 out of 5. Positive themes include the beauty of the cabin and bathhouse, ample wildlife, and unique remote setting. Negative aspects mostly pertain to issues with cabin maintenance, bugs, and the lack of cell service."
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2108 HALIBUT POINT RD, SITKA, AK, 99835, USA
White Sulphur Springs Cabin
2108 HALIBUT POINT RD, SITKA, AK, 99835, USA
Driving directionsThe cabin is accessible year round, weather permitting. It is located 65 miles northwest of Sitka on Chichagof Island within the West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness Area. Boat access is possible with anchorage in Mirror Harbor, where 0.9-mile White Sulphur Springs Trail leads to the cabin; local knowledge is recommended before attempting anchorage. The White Sulphur Springs Trail begins at Mirror Harbor and leads to the cabin. The trail is fairly level and parallels Bertha Bay. Consult local tide tables before departing for the cabin. Refer to USGS topographic maps Sitka D-8 and D-7 for geographic features.
Boat access is required, and anchorage is available at Mirror Harbor. Local knowledge is strongly recommended for anchoring. Helicopter access is illegal due to the site's designation as Wilderness Area.Nearby places
Sitka (65 miles northwest)
Nearby supplies
No nearby supply locations explicitly mentioned
visitors are advised to bring all necessary provisions, including food, water, and camping supplies.
Best Time to Camp at White Sulphur Springs Cabin
Experience the moody beauty of Alaska's maritime climate, where misty mornings and gentle rains create an enchanting atmosphere throughout much of the year. Summer transforms this wilderness retreat into an outdoor paradise, with warmer temperatures opening up endless possibilities for hiking, wildlife watching, and soaking in the hot springs under extended daylight. Winter brings its own magic as temperatures drop below freezing and the landscape transforms under blankets of snow and ice, offering hardy adventurers a truly pristine wilderness experience amid the quiet solitude of the frozen forest.
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Summer(Jun-Aug)
4.0 / 5
Peak season May–Sep; most reviews are summer and note warm weather and bathhouse activity.
Fall(Sep-Nov)
3.5 / 5
Open Oct–Dec with moody maritime weather; quieter and less crowded than summer.
Spring(Mar-May)
3.5 / 5
Opens May 1; spring brings increasing activity but still wet maritime conditions early season.
Winter(Dec-Feb)
2.0 / 5
Open through Dec 31 but winters are poorly documented, likely colder, wetter, and quieter.
Planning Tips
- Peak Season: May 1, 2025 - September 30, 2025 (Peak Season). October 1, 2025 - December 31, 2025 (Non-Peak Season).. Book 2-3 months ahead.
- Operating Season: Open May 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025.
- Current Alerts: The invasive European Green Crab has been found in southern Southeast Alaska; visitors are asked to report sightings.
About White Sulphur Springs Cabin
Escape to White Sulphur Springs Cabin, where wilderness solitude meets natural luxury 65 miles northwest of Sitka, Alaska. This remote sanctuary, accessible only by boat through the pristine waters of Bertha Bay, beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan experience. Nestled on the northern shore within the untamed West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness Area, this rustic retreat combines the comforts of a cozy wood-stove heated cabin with the raw beauty of Alaska's coastal rainforest. While you'll need to pack your own provisions for this off-grid adventure, the cabin provides essential amenities including sturdy furniture and an outhouse, creating the perfect basecamp for exploring towering spruce and hemlock forests, dramatic rocky cliffs, and the crown jewel—a natural warm springs bathhouse mere steps from your door.
White Sulphur Springs Cabin offers a unique lodging experience, catering mainly to wilderness adventurers. The site is designed for cabin use rather than traditional camping or RV setups.
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Maximum consecutive stay limit is up to 7 nights during a visit at this campground.
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Lodging and accommodations
Vault toilets
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Activities you can enjoy
The White Sulphur Springs Cabin provides diverse recreational activities that cater to wilderness enthusiasts. Options include fishing, boating, hiking, photography, and soaking in a natural warm springs pool. User reviews highlight the warm springs as a unique and relaxing feature, with visitors praising its construction and scenic views. Hiking trails around the cabin vary in difficulty, with easier terrain leading to nearby lakes and challenging routes requiring lower tide conditions. Boating opportunities include exploring surrounding coves and kelp beds, as well as beachcombing.
HikingThe area offers several trails, including the White Sulphur Springs Trail to Mirror Harbor, which is marked and easy to follow. The Dry Pass Trail to Sea Level Slough is more challenging and requires lower tide conditions to cross.
FishingFishing is permitted in the nearby waters, with opportunities to catch various fish species. Visitors are advised to consult the Alaska Department of Fish and Game for permitting and seasonal information.
BoatingBoating is a popular activity, with opportunities to explore surrounding coves and kelp beds. Access to the cabin requires anchoring in Mirror Harbor, followed by a hike or kayak transport for gear.
Wildlife viewingThe area is rich in wildlife, with frequent sightings of brown bears, deer, river otters, seals, and various bird species. User reviews highlight the abundance of wildlife as a memorable aspect of their stay.
Beach activitiesBeachcombing on nearby boulder fields and tide pools is a recommended activity. Visitors have noted the presence of crabs and other marine life.
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Policies & Safety
Hazards & AlertsBrown bears frequent the area. Visitors must make noise to avoid bear encounters and use safe food storage methods. Rough seas may make boat access challenging. Cabin screens and windows need repair to prevent insect entry.
Active AlertsThe invasive European Green Crab has been found in southern Southeast Alaska; visitors are asked to report sightings.
No Potable WaterThis campground does not have potable water on-site. Bring all the water you need for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.
No Cell ServiceCell phone service is not available at this campground. Plan accordingly for emergencies and download offline maps before arriving.
Weather at White Sulphur Springs Cabin
Reviews
3.8
30 reviews
White Sulphur Springs Cabin has mixed reviews, placing it in the bottom 85% of campgrounds based on reviews
User reviews for White Sulphur Springs Cabin are mixed, with an overall sentiment of 3.8 out of 5. Positive themes include the beauty of the cabin and bathhouse, ample wildlife, and unique remote setting. Negative aspects mostly pertain to issues with cabin maintenance, bugs, and the lack of cell service.
Review Summaries
Based on 30 reviews
What Campers Love
Visitors frequently praised the warm springs bathhouse, describing it as 'delightfully warm,' 'beautifully constructed,' and 'an amazing work of art.' The cabin's structure and amenities, such as the...
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Common Concerns
Recurring complaints include bugs, damaged or missing window screens, and noise from other visitors using the bathhouse. The lack of potable water and cell service was noted by some as drawbacks.
Based on 30 reviewsPro Tips & Recommendations
Users recommend bringing water shoes for the outer pools of the bathhouse, rain gear, and sturdy footwear for navigating rocky terrain. Visitors also suggested preparing meals at the fire pit instead...
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Seasonal Insights
Summer months were the most reviewed, with visitors noting warm weather and higher activity levels at the bathhouse. Winters are less documented but likely offer a quieter experience.
Based on 30 reviewsCamper Quotes
1. 'The bathhouse is amazing! The picture window gives a stellar view plus keeps it from being claustrophobic.' - Minta M.
2. 'Lots of noise and felt safe the whole time. Deer, river otters, seals,...
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Site-Specific Reviews
Users frequently reviewed site SO1 Loop AREA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CABIN, highlighting its scenic location and proximity to the bathhouse.
Based on 30 reviewsAccessibility Features
Accessibility features are not explicitly reviewed by users with disabilities.
Based on 30 reviewsPet-Friendly Features
No reviews address pet policies or experiences involving pets.
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