• Yes. Each cabin has a propane barbecue located on the deck or porch for outdoor cooking. Propane is provided.

  • Both cabins feature fully equipped kitchens with everything you’ll need to prepare meals, including: Propane oven and stovetop Pots and pans Dishes, glassware, and serving ware Cutlery and cooking utensils Mixing bowls and basic cooking tools Dish soap French press coffee maker (please bring your favourite ground coffee) Salt & pepper Complimentary tea

  • Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in both Lavender Cabin and Tin Poppy Cabin.

  • Yes. Both cabins have electricity powered by our solar energy system. You’ll be able to charge phones and laptops and enjoy the comforts of a modern cabin while minimizing your environmental footprint.

  • Yes. Both Lavender Cabin and Tin Poppy Cabin have running hot and cold running water. Lavender has 2 full bathrooms and an outdoor shower. Poppy Cabin has a toilet room + sink and a private outdoor shower equipped with hot water on demand.

  • Lavender Cabin and Tin Poppy Cabin are powered by the sun using solar energy. Unlike our off-grid glamping cabins, these cabins offer modern comforts including electricity, running water, and Wi-Fi, while still allowing you to enjoy a peaceful stay surrounded by nature.

  • Yes! Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join your adventure. We ask that pets are supervised at all times, kept off the beds and furniture, and that owners clean up after them. There is a $25 pet fee that you can add to your reservation during booking.

  • When seasonal fire restrictions allow, each cabin has a private fire pit for evening campfires. During provincial fire bans, campfires are not permitted. Firewood can be pre-ordered for $20 per bundle or you’re welcome to bring your own.

  • Check-in is anytime after 4:00 p.m., and check-out is by 11:00 a.m. Self check-in instructions will be emailed before your arrival.

  • We recommend bringing: Your favourite ground coffee (French press provided) Food and beverages A headlamp or flashlight for evening walks to the outhouse Weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear Slippers or cozy indoor shoes Personal toiletries Everything else including bedding, towels, cookware, dishes, drinking water, cooking essentials, and firewood for heating is provided.