Rentals are available to members and non-members alike. The price difference for non-members is slight. It is a very congenial, welcoming place to stay. Note that it is very rustic. All food is brought in on the backs of the hut crew, lighting is by gas lantern, no showers are available, but you can wash up in an industrial sink.
Privacy is limited.
The food is good and ample, although a number of the ingredients are, by necessity, dehydrated or powdered. Toilets are chemical and are indoors, but separated by several doors from the bunk room. Nevertheless, there is a bit of a smell in one of the bunkrooms, but this will be corrected for 2001, I am told, following some upgrades. JBL has two bunk rooms. Each has about a dozen bunk beds.