Our Locations
Our thoughtfully designed off-grid tiny cabins are tucked into four unique Ontario regions. From lakefront escapes and secluded forest retreats to rugged getaways, each offers a different way to get away. With varying levels of remoteness across our locations, you can explore our remoteness levels to find the kind of cabin escape that’s right for you.
Haliburton | Haliburton Forest
Explore our off-grid cabins tucked into Haliburton Forest, a 100,000-acre wilderness with more than 100 lakes, winding trails and abundant wildlife. From secluded forest retreats to lakefront cabins with private docks, this is a classic Canadian wilderness escape, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, paddling and exploring throughout the seasons.
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This lakeside cabin is perched on a rocky outcrop, offering breathtaking sunset views. In summer, cool off with a swim from the shore dock; in winter, embrace the season with snowshoeing or snowmobile adventures through Haliburton Forest.
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This cozy wilderness retreat in Haliburton, Ontario, is nestled in the heart of the Highlands. The cabin overlooks a serene paddling lake with expansive east- and west-facing views from your private dock. Witness golden sunrises or fiery sunsets, paddle or fish on the lake, or explore hiking and snowmobiling trails right from your doorstep.
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This waterfront cabin sits on Pelaw Lake, a rugged spot in Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve. Sharing the lake with our Quasi and Kaya cabins, it’s the perfect base for cyclists, hikers, and paddlers looking to relax after a day of adventure in the Haliburton Highlands.
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This waterfront cabin sits on Pelaw Lake, a rugged spot in Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve. Sharing the lake with our Quasi and Willow cabins, it’s the perfect base for cyclists, hikers, and paddlers looking to relax after a day of adventure in the Haliburton Highlands.
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Pine Cabin sits on a cleared campsite in Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve, surrounded by dense forest. Guests enjoy exclusive access to 100,000 acres of wilderness, with 400 km of hiking and biking trails from April to November right outside your door. In winter, an included snowmobile pass provides access to professionally groomed trails.
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This waterfront cabin sits on Pelaw Lake, a rugged spot in Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve. Sharing the lake with our Kaya and Willow cabins, it’s the perfect base for cyclists, hikers, and paddlers looking to relax after a day of adventure in the Haliburton Highlands.
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This cozy wilderness retreat in Haliburton, Ontario, is nestled in the heart of the Highlands. The cabin overlooks a serene paddling lake with expansive east- and west-facing views from your private dock. Witness golden sunrises or fiery sunsets, paddle or fish on the lake, or explore hiking and snowmobiling trails right from your doorstep.
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Nestled on a quiet bay on Bone Lake, this lakefront cabin offers dreamy sunrise and sunset views from your private dock. In summer, take a refreshing swim; in winter, explore snowshoeing or snowmobiling adventures at Haliburton Forest Wildlife Reserve.
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This lakeside cabin sits atop a rocky outcrop, offering stunning 270-degree views—watch dreamy sunsets over Bone lake and misty, magical sunrises each morning. In summer, cool off with a swim from the shore dock; in winter, embrace the season with snowshoeing or snowmobile adventures through Haliburton Forest Wildlife Reserve.
Kawarthas | Kirkfield
Discover our off-grid cabins overlooking a striking spring-fed quarry lake in Kirkfield, in the heart of the Kawartha Lakes. Set across a 230-acre property, these unique lakeside retreats offer a year-round, drive-in escape less than two hours from Toronto. Think clear water, rugged landscapes and plenty of room to explore.
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Perched on a stunning 230-acre property, Goldenrod Cabin overlooks a crystal-clear, spring-fed lake that was once a limestone quarry, offering an otherworldly escape just 1.5 hours from Toronto.
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Perched on a stunning 230-acre property, Burdock Cabin overlooks a crystal-clear, spring-fed lake that was once a limestone quarry, offering an otherworldly escape just 1.5 hours from Toronto.
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Perched on a stunning 230-acre property, Hawkweed Cabin overlooks a crystal-clear, spring-fed lake that was once a limestone quarry, offering an otherworldly escape just 1.5 hours from Toronto.
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Perched on a stunning 230-acre property, Stonecrop Cabin overlooks a crystal-clear, spring-fed lake that was once a limestone quarry, offering an otherworldly escape just 1.5 hours from Toronto.
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Perched on a stunning 230-acre property, Woodrush Cabin overlooks a crystal-clear, spring-fed lake that was once a limestone quarry, offering an otherworldly escape just 1.5 hours from Toronto.
Ottawa Valley | Calabogie
Settle into an off-grid micro cabin at Calabogie Peaks Resort, surrounded by forest, mountain scenery and Calabogie Lake. With hiking and cycling trails nearby and a ski resort right on site, it’s a great base for an outdoor getaway in the Ottawa Valley, whatever the season.
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Our Calabogie cabins (Finch, Starling & Wren) are perched above the shores of Calabogie Lake at the base of Dickson Mountain, on the forested grounds of Calabogie Peaks Resort. These identical cabins offer sweeping lake views and direct access to some of Southern Ontario’s best hiking, including the renowned Eagles Nest lookout.
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Our Calabogie cabins (Finch, Starling & Wren) are perched above the shores of Calabogie Lake at the base of Dickson Mountain, on the forested grounds of Calabogie Peaks Resort. These identical cabins offer sweeping lake views and direct access to some of Southern Ontario’s best hiking, including the renowned Eagles Nest lookout.
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Our Calabogie cabins (Finch, Starling & Wren) are perched above the shores of Calabogie Lake at the base of Dickson Mountain, on the forested grounds of Calabogie Peaks Resort. These identical cabins offer sweeping lake views and direct access to some of Southern Ontario’s best hiking, including the renowned Eagles Nest lookout.
Lanark County
Find your own little escape among the forests, lakes and quiet backroads of Lanark County. Our off-grid cabins are tucked into secluded natural settings near charming Eastern Ontario towns, including Perth and Almonte. Whether you’re looking for peaceful forest surroundings, lakeside views or a little adventure, there’s plenty to discover nearby.
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Rhya Cabin is an off-grid retreat on Rideau Valley Conservation land in Tay Valley, Eastern Ontario. Overlooking a quiet, protected lake, it sits in its own secluded inlet while sharing the lake with Mica Cabin, 400 meters away. Thoughtfully positioned for privacy, both cabins are hidden among the trees. Enjoy sunset views from your deck, scenic hiking trails, birdwatching, and pristine paddling on Mills Lake.
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Named after the late, great Canadian naturalist and canoeing icon, Bill Mason, Mason cabin resides on 576 pristine acres in the Frontenac Spur of the Canadian Shield, where it sits humbly overlooking a secluded lake with expansive wilderness views. Hike along the extensive trails the property has to offer and meander through a mixture of forest, meadows, beaver ponds, and wetlands.
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Mica Cabin is an off-grid retreat on Rideau Valley Conservation land in Tay Valley, Eastern Ontario. Overlooking a quiet, protected lake, it sits in its own secluded inlet while sharing the lake with Rhya Cabin, 400 meters away. Thoughtfully positioned for privacy, both cabins are hidden among the trees. Enjoy sunset views from your deck, scenic hiking trails, birdwatching, and pristine paddling on Mills Lake.
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Juniper cabin sits nestled into the landscape overlooking the Fall River in Maberly, Ontario. It’s the ideal retreat for guests who seek a secluded wilderness getaway without having to venture too far off the beaten path.
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Ember cabin is a trailside, hike-in retreat located directly on the Tay-Havelock rail trail overlooking the Fall River. It’s the perfect base camp for cyclists, hikers and paddlers wanting a place to relax and unwind after a day of adventuring.
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Named after iconic Canadian folk singer Joni Mitchell, this intimate wilderness retreat offers 77 wooded acres in Pakenham, a historic rural community on the edge of the Ottawa Valley. The cabin sits between a high valley ridge and a quiet forest, perched above a bubbling brook, creating a tranquil spot to recharge.
