FAQs

Guests traveling with babies or young children are encouraged to review individual cabin descriptions to ensure the space is a good fit. Our property is off-grid and immersed in nature, with features such as wood-fired saunas, forest trails, and uneven terrain.

A pet fee of $25 per pet applies. Pets must not be left unattended in cabins.

Yes — Tin Poppy Retreat is located in a natural, forested setting.Bugs are part of the outdoor experience, particularly in the spring and early summer. If you’re sensitive, we recommend bringing insect repellent.

Check-in is anytime after 4:00 pm, and check-out is by 10:00 am.If you’re hoping for an earlier check-in, please get in touch — we’re often happy to accommodate when availability allows.

All of our year-round cabins have access to a private wood-fired sauna.Please note that the original Tin Poppy cabin does not currently have a sauna.

Wi-Fi is available at the Tin Poppy cabin and the Lavender cabin.Our other cabins are off-grid and intentionally designed for a more unplugged, nature-based stay.

All cabins are equipped with cookware, dishes, utensils, bedding, and towels.Guests should bring their own food, clothing, and toiletries. If you’re staying in one of our off-grid cabins (Violet or Wild Rose), a headlamp or flashlight is also recommended.

Yes, we welcome group bookings.Please get in touch with us directly to discuss availability and options.

At this time, we do not offer DIY weddings.Tin Poppy Retreat specializes in beautifully curated, all-inclusive elopement and micro-wedding packages. Please get in touch with us for more details.

Yes, we welcome retreats.Please contact us with details about your retreat, group size, and vision, and we’ll be happy to explore options with you.