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Whether you want to hike and ski in the Canadian Rockies, take in the views at Gros Morne National Park or venture off-grid in the vast Northern Territories, the Great White North is made for outdoor adventures. But Canada's windswept coastlines and snow-ravaged mountains mean that tent camping isn't always appropriate, so consider renting a cozy cabin to keep you warm and dry through all four seasons. Many Canadian national parks and provincial parks provide roofed accommodation, ranging from backcountry and rustic cabins with bunks and outside closed-in toilets to fully furnished cottages and lodges with kitchen facilities and hot showers. Alternatively, private cabins and lodging can be found at Hipcamps from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, allowing you to escape to the woods in a romantic log cabin, go fishing from your private deck at a lakeside lodge, or rent a tiny house in the wilderness.