It has a number of seasonal-use homes owned by Anchorage residents. There is a small local store, and residents use snowmachines or aircraft to travel to the post office. During the April 1990 U.S. Census, there were 230 total housing units, and 199 of these were vacant. 25 jobs were estimated to be in the community. A number of homes have individual water wells, but very few are fully plumbed.
Outhouses are the primary means of sewage disposal.
There is no central electric system. Funds have been provided to purchase a community refuse incinerator, however, the community is undecided on a refuse solution. An unpermitted dump site near the airport is currently being used by several families, but most residents burn and bury their own refuse. Electricity is provided by Individual Generators. There is one school located in the community, attended by 24 students.