Wilderness Adventure Cabin, Unique Experience

Where the silver moon touches the pine ridge, sits a wilderness cabin surrounded by a quiet forest overlooking a secluded lake. This completely private property has many trails to explore and an abundance of wildlife. A wood-burning stove keeps the cabin warm while pillows and blankets provide much-needed comfort. Enjoy your favorite winter outdoor activities, take photos of the frozen forest, make a campfire or curl up with a book as the snow falls outside, lulling you to sleep.
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This wilderness escape is only 170 km (2hr) drive from Toronto. There are no people or houses in sight, no cars, no lights – only the whispering of the towering pines and the sounds of nature. There is nothing but silence, and the serenity makes you feel that you are the only one on Earth. The cabin is accessible by a 10-15min hike from the main road where you park your car. We provide a sled to haul in your gear. There are older locked cabins on site - the remnants of a former hunting camp and a glimpse of the era gone by.
The wood burning stove is the heating source in the cabin and bagged firewood is delivered to the cabin and can be purchased on-site. Non bagged firewood is free. Pots/pans/cutlery are provided, but if you don’t want to do the dishes, disposable plates/cups are available. Camping stove and BBQ are also provided for your cooking needs. During winter months, running water is not available - you can melt snow on the stove. Or, you can take a trip to Minden for a meal at a fast food or fine dining restaurant.
The property is adjacent to crown land which is spectacular for hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing (two pairs available at the cabin), sledding, and ice skating/hockey (check ice conditions first, hockey sticks are at the cabin). QE II Provincial Park is only 1 km (1 min drive) from the cabin where you can explore more extensive hiking and cross-country skiing trails. In the evening, play a board game, read a book or simply relax by the stove with your favorite drink and enjoy the sounds of nature.

Features overview:
• The cabin is 500 meters hike-in from parking lot which is 10 – 15 minutes slow walk
• We provide a sled to haul your gear from the car parking space to the cabin
• The studio cabin has a single bed on the main floor and a double sized mattress in the sleeping loft
• Kitchenette with a portable propane stove, dishes, pots/pans/utensils for cooking
• Disposable plates/cups/cutlery are also available
• The cabin has electrical lights
• Wood burning stove for heating
• Unbagged firewood is free - you will need to split it yourself (axes are provided).
• Cut and bagged firewood is at the cabin door and can be purchased for $10/bag convenience fee (cash or e-transfer)
• Running water is not available in winter – bring a supply or melt snow
• Outhouse composting toilet, not heated
• Showers are not available
• Electrical power outlets are not available
• Excellent cellular phone reception everywhere on the property
• This is a real wilderness camp and is not recommended for children, infants, and guests with mobility issues
• Two pairs of snowshoes available
• Hockey sticks available
• Toboggan (sled) available
• Two pairs of cross-country skis (SNS Profil binding) with boots (sizes 9 and 11) are available
• Early Check-in $20 - inquire in advance
• Late Check-out $20 - inquire in advance

What to bring:
• Warm Clothes for the weather - winter boots, warm jackets, hats/mitts, sweaters, pants, extra socks, etc. Warm slippers is a great idea too.
• Flashlights
• Sleeping bags or blankets
• Food
• Drinking water
• Toiletries
• Equipment for your favourite outdoor activities (e.g. snowshoes, skates)
• Your optimism and excitement for adventure!
• Don’t worry if you forget anything at home – you can buy everything you need in Minden

Other notes
• During snow days, please be prepared to shovel your way in to park your car and your way out. Snow shovel is provided.
• Plan to arrive before dark to allow for sufficient time to clear the parking spot for your car, find the cabin, firewood, get the wood burning stove going, etc.