Tiny Cabin/Encased Sleeper in Woods

The tiny cabin is 80 square feet and built with already felled wood from our property. The two enclosed sleeper shelters were also build from already felled trees. Firepit with seating all around. Fire ring, grill over fire ring and wood provided. Campground nestled in the middle of the woods. Camp site is located on a 33 acre property that is bordered by the St. Joseph's river.

The tiny cabin has a mattress and small prep and storage area. The enclosed sleeper shelters have slide open doors and you crawl in to sleep, no mattresses provided. These are basic shelters and there is no electricity at this campsite. 

Outhouse provided that is sawdust based.

Walking paths through the 33 acres of woods and field. During wet seasons, the lower trails will be flooded and/or muddy. Our dirt road is part of the North Country Trail, which is over 4,600 miles of trail. There are other hiking areas in the area to include Lost Nations.

The St. Joseph's river is on the property which is a five minute walk from the camp site. The river can be kayaked however, trees fall creating obstacles and can be shallow when it hasn't rained. This river is very scenic from Jonesville to Litchfield and extremely secluded, it is a hidden gem. For a fee, we provide kayaks and, if needed, transportation to where you want to kayak. The Kalamazoo river is less than 15 minutes away and is also a great place to kayak albeit on the good days is crowded.

Like shopping? Antique shops within 15 minutes. The city of Allen is the Antique capitol of Michigan.

There are many food shopping markets in the area. If our hens are laying in abundance you may score some farm fresh eggs too.

Mosquitos/bugs are included, there is no stopping them. When it is not winter, bring bug spray.

*WARNING* We have cats & dogs, hens & a rooster and other wildlife. Solomon and Ruth (dogs) greet everyone, they will get bored with you and leave. Ruth is guarded and just needs to be told she is a good girl.  The chickens are guarded with an electric fence and the two roosters crow, whenever they like. There are cows down the road and you may smell them if the wind is right (doesn't happen often). The cats are barn cats and roam. It is their job to deter and stop the life of small rodents and they do. There are also coyotes, eagles, and owls, which prey on small animals. *WARNING*. And now Beavers

*CAUTION* We have had storms late summer 2021 that took down many, many trees. This has impacted trails on the property and the river.  We are diligently working on cleanup. *CAUTION*