ADF&G Public Use Cabins

Lisa Lake Cabin

The Lisa Lake Cabin is located on the northwest shore of Lisa Lake near the Johnson River, about 40 miles southeast of Delta Junction.

The cabin is accessed by an ATV trail that begins at MP 1381 of the Alaska Highway. There is a large parking area on the west side of the highway with a double-ended pullout where the trailhead is located. Follow the trail approximately ¾ mile until you reach Lisa Lake. The cabin is on the northwest shore of the lake.

Lisa Lake is approximately 50 acres and is stocked with rainbow trout and landlocked coho salmon. For more lake information please visit our Lake Data pages

Cabin Specs:

• GPS Coordinates: Lat: N 63.71199; Long: W 144.6855
• Dimensions: 12’x16’
• Bunk Space: 4 adults
• Check In/out time: 12:00 pm (noon)

Amenities: Outside the cabin there is a fire ring, picnic table, and outhouse. Inside the cabin there is a wood stove, table and benches.

Important Information: Be sure to bring your own firewood (17” maximum length). The cabin is on state land, and you can collect dead and downed wood, however, availability is extremely limited. Bring your own cooking and eating equipment, lanterns, fire starters, paper products and sleeping pads, as these items are not provided. Pack out everything you pack in. Users will receive a reservation confirmation certificate by email and should carry a copy with them on their stay. If your plans change and you will no longer be using the cabin, please call and cancel your reservation so someone else can enjoy it.

Special Notes: Pets are allowed but should be under your control, and you are responsible for cleaning up your pet waste. Be aware that traplines may be present along trails. If there are any problems with the cabin, please let us know at (907) 459-7228.

Reservation Calendar for Lisa Lake Cabin

Reservations must be:

• made no more than six months in advance of the anticipated stay
• made for no more than five consecutive nights
• can only be made by phone at (907) 459-7228 or in person at the ADF&G office in Fairbanks

Dates in red show that the cabin is already reserved for that night. You may check in after noon on the first day of your reservation, and must check out by noon on the day after the last night of the reservation.