WILD ROSE CABIN – Romantic off-grid cabin rental with private sauna in the Shuswap, BC

A Private Little Cabin in the Woods for Intimate Couples’ Getaways, with Forest Trails and Sweeping Views in the Larch Hills Near Salmon Arm, BC

Wild Rose Cabin is the off-grid glamping cabin BC couples love for peaceful unplugged getaways, anniversaries, and reconnecting with nature. Tucked into the forests of Larch Hills between Salmon Arm and Enderby, British Columbia, this romantic handcrafted, pet-friendly log cabin accommodates up to four guests.

With a king-size bed, fluffy duvets, and vintage charm, Wild Rose is a favourite for couples looking for intimate and anniversary getaways. It’s the perfect cabin to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy the beautiful forested surroundings together.

The cabin has a fully equip kitchen, all the pots, pans, dishware and clean drinking and washing up water is provided, just bring your groceries.

Outside, you’ll find a private wood-fired sauna, barbecue, fire pit, and covered seating area. The nearby rustic camp-style outdoor shower offers a refreshing way to cool off after your sauna or a day exploring the forest.

Step outside your cabin and explore over 14 km of private hiking and snowshoeing trails throughout Tin Poppy Retreat. In winter, the Larch Hills Nordic ski trails are just minutes away, making Wild Rose Cabin an ideal base for year-round adventure. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a couples getaway, an anniversary, or simply time to disconnect, Wild Rose Cabin offers an unforgettable off-grid cabin experience in British Columbia’s beautiful Shuswap region.

Looking for a larger cabin with more traditional amenities? Explore Lavender Cabin and Tin Poppy Cabin, both offering electricity, running water, and Wi-Fi while still providing the unique off-grid experience Tin Poppy Retreat is known for.

What does unplugged and off-grid mean at Wild Rose Cabin?

Wild Rose Cabin offers a truly unplugged, off-grid stay in the Shuswap. The cabin does not have electricity or running water. Propane appliances and lighting provide the essentials, while rechargeable lanterns are available for additional light.

What are the sleeping arrangements at Wild Rose Cabin?

Wild Rose Cabin  sleeps up to four guests. The cabin features a king bed in the loft, and a futon for additional sleeping space. All bedding, linens and towels are provided for your stay.

What water is provided at Wild Rose Cabin?

Wild Rose Cabin does not have running water. Five-gallon containers of fresh water are provided for drinking, cooking and washing during your stay. 

What kitchen amenities are included at Wild Rose Cabin?

Wild Rose Cabin has a simple off-grid kitchen equipped for preparing meals during your stay. Propane appliances are provided, oven/stovetop along with cookware, pots and pans, a French press coffee maker, dishes and glassware for up to four guests. Complimentary tea, salt and pepper are also included. A propane BBQ, and propane fridge/freezer is located on the front porch, propane is provided. During the winter months we provide a cooler and cooler packs for grocery storage.

What are the toilet and shower facilities at Wild Rose Cabin?

Wild Rose Cabin has a private outdoor outhouse . A rustic seasonal camp shower is located near the sauna and uses a solar shower bag.

Does Wild Rose Cabin have a private wood-fired sauna?

Yes, Wild Rose Cabin has its own private wood-fired sauna surrounded by the forest. Sauna use is available as a $30 add-on and includes firewood and robes. Sauna availability may be affected by seasonal fire restrictions.

Is Wild Rose Cabin pet-friendly?

Yes, Wild Rose Cabin is a pet-friendly. Guests are welcome to bring their dogs, and a $25 fee applies per pet. Tin Poppy’s private forest setting and onsite trails provide plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors together.

The cabin is heated with a cozy wood stove. Firewood for heating the cabin is included with your stay, along with paper and matches to help you get started.

If you’re unfamiliar with lighting a wood fire, we recommend watching a quick YouTube tutorial before your arrival.

 The cabin is illuminated with traditional propane lamps. To light a lamp, turn the knob clockwise to release the propane and hold a lit match below the mantle until it ignites. Please avoid touching the mantle with the match, as it is fragile and can break.

Rechargeable lanterns are also provided for your convenience.

We recommend bringing a flashlight or headlamp.

Campfire wood is available for purchase at $20 per bundle. You’re also welcome to bring your own clean, untreated firewood, provided there are no local fire restrictions in effect.

Make the most of your visit with ideas for things to do at Tin Poppy and close by, including our private trails, nearby food and drink, seasonal activities and places worth exploring.