AL TAYLOR CABIN

I grew up in Northeast Ohio (Salem/Columbiana). Growing up I yearned to see the West. After high-school I volunteered for Naval service, which eventually took me to Idaho, fell in love with it and returned going to Idaho State University. After graduation I went to work at the Idaho National Laboratory. Living in Pocatello I would hang out at the College Market, a coffee shop just off ISU campus.... I grew up in Northeast Ohio (Salem/Columbiana). Growing up I yearned to see the West. After high-school I volunteered for Naval service, which eventually took me to Idaho, fell in love with it and returned going to Idaho State University. After graduation I went to work at the Idaho National Laboratory. Living in Pocatello I would hang out at the College Market, a coffee shop just off ISU campus. One day I saw the most beautiful woman in the world. Followed her to the porch and eventually got up the courage to speak to her. A year, 3 months later we were married, and spent our honeymoon at Al's cabin. See I married Glamae Taylor. Al was a wonderful person. He grew up in Camas Meadows (Kilgore), and during the summers from ISU, where he eventually became a professor and dean emeritus he built the cabin. He has a the local Girl Scouts camp named for him as a result of his time and service to the Girl and Boy scouts local organization. After his death in 2001 the cabin eventually went back to the Forest Service. I spent a lot of time there. It is truly a wonderment. If you ever get a chance to visit do so.

It's a remote cabin in the woods. Firewood is provided on site, but if you want to do a bonfie, bring your own wood so as not to deplete too much from the stockpile. The wood burning stove was sufficient to warm the cabin. Bring sheets, blankets, and a good pillow. Besides bedding, you really only need food, water, and matches. Oh, and the vault toilet on site was the nicest and cleanest vault toi... It's a remote cabin in the woods. Firewood is provided on site, but if you want to do a bonfie, bring your own wood so as not to deplete too much from the stockpile. The wood burning stove was sufficient to warm the cabin. Bring sheets, blankets, and a good pillow. Besides bedding, you really only need food, water, and matches. Oh, and the vault toilet on site was the nicest and cleanest vault toilet I've ever seen.

Great little cabin!! I would stay here again. Be sure to get there during the day time. Finding the place can be a little challenging. They road is marked nicely if you are coming from Kilgore, but if you come from the other way the signs are not not there and/or not very helpful. The cabin is in good shape and the place is very private. There is a swing for the kids to swing on and a nice bbq and... Great little cabin!! I would stay here again. Be sure to get there during the day time. Finding the place can be a little challenging. They road is marked nicely if you are coming from Kilgore, but if you come from the other way the signs are not not there and/or not very helpful. The cabin is in good shape and the place is very private. There is a swing for the kids to swing on and a nice bbq and table out side the cabin to enjoy. The bathroom was the nicest smelling vault toilet I have every been in.