Cabins – some wooden, some concrete – in three different styles, which accommodate a total of 90 guests inside the forest recreation area. Rooms are basic, but cabins made of Formosan cypress have a nice fragrance. You can also stay in the main lodge where the rooms are cheaper.
Aowanda National Forest Recreation Area Cabins
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