This office has a wide range of information on the surrounding recreational opportunities. This station's facilities are very primitive and there are no public restrooms. Unlike some other ranger stations I visited that have interpretive centers.

Stopped by on a Saturday on my way to Fowler's to camp with a few Webelos Scouts. Ranger Station was closed, but a very polite ranger donated us a map he had.

Really friendly people. I checked in here quite a bit when I was working in the Medicine Lake Wilderness. Everyone was nice and they were professional.

Friendly staff. The ranger on duty with very friendly and very helpful. They had a great selection of national forest maps as well as some pamphlets with information about the forest. Definitely worth a stop if you need information, permits or this is your first time in the area and you're trying to find more information about places to go or things to check out.

Great camping and beautiful trails to explore. Three great water falls to see. Water ia ice cold and truly clear. Camp ground was clean and hostess was very freindly. Will definitely be going back. You just have to enjoy dry camping at Fouler Camp Ground.

Friendly rangers, great town. Friendly towns people. And i love the forest, the walks, hikes, and mushroom picking. The great out doores and thr forest has a lot of fresh earthy air. Weather rain, shine or snow, it is very beautiful all year round. A place to visit and explore the awesomeness of mother nature.

Not helpful at all the guy in there didn't even know the Roads. If I could give no stars or negative stars I would.

Stoped in to get information on the area and grab a map. The ranger that helped us was very unfriendly and gave minimal information. If you want to know what to see in the area go into McCloud outdoor store.