Public-use cabin
Turner Lake West Cabin
Stone-and-log chalet on Turner Lake with a fireplace and two rowboats.
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Public-use cabin
Turner Lake East Cabin
Fly-in lake cabin with two rowboats, 40 minutes by floatplane from Juneau.
Tongass National Forest · USFS
- Sleeps
- 6
- Heat
- Oil stove
- Fuel provided
- No
- Skiff provided
- Yes
- Outhouse
- Yes
- Water source
- Lake or stream (treat)
- Fee per night
- 45 USD
- Booking url
- recreation.gov
- Access modes
- Floatplane
- Flight time
- 40 min
Floatplane
A 14 × 16 ft pan-abode cabin at the east end of Turner Lake, about 20 miles east of Juneau, south of Taku Inlet. Sleeps six; two boats with oars are provided (bring life jackets). Bring #1 stove oil for heat. Floatplane access only, about a 40-minute flight. Ice-out is late and avalanche danger is high in winter and early spring. $45 per night.
Location
In pictures
Fishing · Canoeing · Cabins
Sources
- Turner Lake East CabinUSDA Forest Service, Tongass National Forest · Accessed 2026-11-08
Last updated 2026-11-09
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