13mi from South Higgins Lake State Park · 1 siteUnplug and unwind with a primitive, off-grid glamping experience! A 1/4-mile hike along a mowed footpath lined with wildflowers in the summer and fall, and lit with solar lights, will take you to the cabin. You’ll be welcomed by a covered porch perfect for enjoying sunsets and a bonfire pit for relaxing.
This 100% off-grid cabin features rustic finishes throughout, along with touches of modern convenience. A hand pump provides fresh well water during the warmer months, and we also provide 15 gallons of water in a dispenser. The back covered porch features a cooking area with a propane grill and one side burner. Propane is provided.
The loft offers comfortable sleeping space for up to 4 guests, with beautiful views of the meadow. During the colder months, the cabin is heated with a propane fireplace, perfect for relaxing beside with a cup of French press coffee.
This is a primitive, off-grid experience. There is no running water, electricity, or traditional plumbing. Please review the photos carefully before booking. Access to the loft, where the beds are located, is only available by a wooden ladder.
If you have mobility issues, balance concerns, are afraid of heights, or cannot safely use a ladder, please carefully consider whether this is the right place for you. Your safety and comfort are important to us!
The following is a list of what the cabin supplies for your stay:
• 4-wheeled hand cart to transport your belongings to and from the cabin
• 4 solar lanterns inside the cabin
• Exterior solar lights on the cabin and outhouse for visibility
• Bed linens: pillows, sheets, and blankets
• Kitchen hand towels, washcloths, dish scrubber, and dish soap
• Basic kitchen cooking supplies: pots and pans, utensils, cutlery, and serving ware
• Foil, plastic wrap, plastic storage bags, garbage bags, toilet paper, paper towels, and first aid kit
• Morning coffee supplies: French press, percolator, teapot, instant coffee, regular coffee, creamer cups, and sugar
• Grill with utensils, propane, and pot holders
• 15 gallons of water in a dispenser
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water