Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area has one cabin for rent, which sleeps eight. Located adjacent to the campground at the very end of Waipoli Rd, it has gas lanterns and a wood-burning stove, but no electricity, refrigeration or linens.
Polipoli Cabin
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