What to pack for a cabin stay

A short list for a few days in the woods, and where to check what your cabin has.

Each cabin's page lists what's there, so read it first and pack for the gaps. Ask us about anything it doesn't say, like firewood or what the kitchen has.

For the days

Sturdy shoes for walking
Layers, since mornings and evenings can be cooler than the middle of the day
Rain gear, just in case

For the evenings

Something to read or play
A warm layer for sitting outside

Before you leave home

Check the cabin's page for check-in time and the number of beds. Ask us how far the walk from the car is if you're bringing a lot of bags.

Bring your group

A family reunion, a trip with friends, a few households at once. One cabin may not hold everyone, so tell us how many of you there are and when you'd like to come.

Worth asking us

Could we book several cabins together for the same dates?
Which cabins sit closest to each other?
Is there anywhere we can all eat or sit together?

(865) 555-0138

A group of people sitting around a campfire on a hilltop at dusk, under an orange sky