Natalie B.recommendsApril 28, 2024
Serenity Cabin
Serenity and rustic weekend
Serenity Cabin is exactly what it means. The property and cabin gave us seclusion and a rustic feeling. Definitely plan on coming back with our whole family.
Kerry B.recommendsApril 25, 2024
Serenity Cabin
Quiet rustic glamping
What an amazing spot. We stayed in the Serenity cabin, the creek in the meadow was running, the weather was perfect and the cabin was every bit as cozy as we wanted. Adam had the wood stove loaded and ready for our first fire, had the wood stocked inside and out. I would recommend bringing your favorite pillow, a few dish towels and camp chairs.
Will absolutely be back for another stay.
Zinnia R.recommendsApril 7, 2024
Radiance Cabin, eco-preserve
Twilight-like cabin experience!
I loved the cabin and all of the things it came equipped with (I.e., oil, seasonings, cutlery, cook ware, towels, etc.). However, the directions to get to the cabin were a bit unclear, and we got lost upon arrival, leading us to trek for over an hour after sunset. Nonetheless, once we found the cabin, and everything was great after that. We loved the big tub in the bathroom and the rooms were cutely decorated! Unfortunately, our sheets were also a bit dirty (looked like they had been dropped in a pile of wood chips).
Shawnna B.doesn't recommendJanuary 25, 2024
Geronimo Cabin, eco-preserve
It was beautiful don't get me wrong but it was not clean the sheets were dirty the floors were clean, the kitchen was not stocked. You do not have electricity like they say. The cabins are right next door like you live in the city, there were no curtains on the bedroom windows, there is no heat other than the wood stove. we got there to an ice cold cabin. We were then upgraded to a different cabin when we were told to go into our cabin which which was the Geronimo I thought they were being nice. I don't think they were prepared for the cabin we were supposed to be in, so they put us in a bigger one. I did not care for it. As we were packing up our stuff to move to the other cabin I noticed that all three cabins were right next door to each other like you live in the city, which was upsetting because we came from the city to go into a nicer area. not right next door to Everybody! We were told that we had a bathroom with our own private tub shower sink and toilet bathroom, not true we had an out house. no heat in this one as well no electricity we could only plug one thing in at a time don't get me wrong they were very nice men it was just and we were told there was a big bear running around and broke into a cabin so to be very careful we were totally and completely misled we left the same night we got there. Very disappointed, we saved up too take this trip only to be let down I was very disappointed I would not recommend this place.
Sebastian V.recommendsJanuary 8, 2024
Shamballa Cabin, eco-preserve
The Cabin we stayed in was really spacious! Also we were welcomed and showed Round then never saw anyone else the rest of the trip. The option to ask any questions to the host was always available since they said to just walk over to their home which wasn’t far at all. The stay felt very private but we knew we could always contact the host. So much beautiful snow, would like to visit in summer as well.
Antwon T.recommendsJanuary 4, 2024
Serenity Cabin
Perfect for the 'gram and your soul
Stepping into Serenity Cabin is like pressing pause on life's fast-forward button. This eco-friendly retreat is off-grid, with solar power for that essential phone charge but no plumbing—so prep for a short walk to commune with nature when nature calls. The vibe is pure millennial minimalism meets backcountry chic; think sipping pour-over coffee on the porch rather than scrolling through feeds. The wood stove is your cozy BFF, and while the outhouse is a throwback, it's all part of the charm. It's a digital detox with a side of starry skies and the must-have experience of kindling your own fire. Perfect for the 'gram and your soul