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S'Igeidí Aas HíDi

Tongass National Forest

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Newly constructed in 2026, S’igeidí Aas Hídi cabin offers a truly unique experience to visitors and locals alike. This 20-by-16 cabin with a 12-by-16 covered deck give you plenty of space to spread out. The S’igeidí Aas Hídi cabin is located within the Signal Creek Campground.

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14 nights

Official campground details, summarized

Concise planning notes based on the public Recreation.gov campground information.

Facilities

This 20-by-16 cabin with a 12-by-16 covered deck give you plenty of space to spread out. Inside you will find a bunk bed with a single and double bed and an empty loft space to accommodate large groups. It is also equipped with a table and benches, broom, a propane stove and an outhouse nearby. Water can be found at the hand pump in the campground, wood maybe available with the campground host. There is no electricity. Items to pack include sleeping bags, sleeping pads, lanterns or flashlights, cookware, plates, utensils, food, toilet paper, garbage bags, and matches, among other necessities. Guests are expected to pack out trash if the garbage cans are full and clean the cabin before leaving. The door does have a coded lock. The code is changed weekly. Make sure you check your reservation details for the four-digit code.

Natural Features

The S’igeidí Aas Hídi cabin is located within the Signal Creek Campground. The area is surrounded by an old-growth temperate rainforest comprised primarily of western hemlock and Sitka spruce. Signal Creek flows by the front of the cabin and Ward Lake is near by. At nearly 17 million acres, the Tongass National Forest covers most of Southeast Alaska and is the largest forest in the national forest system. The Tongass surrounds the Inside Passage, the network of waterways that buffers the jagged Alaskan Coast and a cluster of coastline islands. The Tongass offers visitors a chance to view wildlife, including eagles, bears and spawning salmon. Expansive vistas, including fjords, glaciers and mountain peaks abound.

Recreation

Hiking is a popular option, as the Ward Lake Recreation Area boasts seven trails. The Ward Lake Nature Trail meanders 1.3 miles around the Ward Lake. A large day-use complex with picnic sites and reservable shelters is also available. Freshwater fishing, canoeing, kayaking, wildlife viewing and scenery are favorite draws to the area.

Important notices

Check in time is 4 PM. Check out time is 2 PM. There is a 14 day stay limit in 60 consecutive days within the Ward Lake Recreation Area campgrounds and cabin. Door code will be located on your reservation information. Black bears frequent the area, especially during August and September; all food should be stored inside the cabin or in the bear box. Signal Creek is a salmon spawning creek. Please be aware that August and September, decaying fish and odors will be present. Firewood may be available but is not guaranteed Use of the cabin is not permitted by commercial guides. Please refrain from harming trees, ie nailing into or cutting trees. These actions accelerate rot. Click here to learn more about Tongass National Forest Don't Move Firewood: Prevent the spread of tree-killing pests by purchasing firewood near your destination and burning it on-site. For more information visit dontmovefirewood.org.

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Common questions

How do I book S'Igeidí Aas HíDi?

Reservations are handled by Recreation.gov, not by Kestrel. Use the official reservation link on this page to book. Kestrel only watches availability and tells you when a site frees up.

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