Welcome to Little Cabin Big Woods, where tranquility meets adventure! Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. Explore a wide range of activities right at your fingertips, including canoeing, kayaking, boating, and year-round fishing. Gather around the outdoor fire pit for s'mores under the stars, or warm up by the indoor wood stove on cooler evenings. Our cozy cabin sleeps up to 6 adults • Two bedrooms • A sofa bed • A kid’s room with twin bunk beds and a mini crib The space Guests have access to the whole cabin and one acre lot. Enjoy year round fishing and water activities in the summer. Visit the farmer’s market in the nearby town. Enjoy a local craft brewery or local meadery a short drive away. We provide an online welcome book which highlights even more local activities to enjoy during you stay at our cabin. Pets are welcome with a pet fee of $50. There is an enclosed dog run on the side of the cabin. Please clean up after your pets as well. Feel free to bring your ATV, boat or snowmobile as well as snowshoes and cross country skis to enjoy the area. Please note that if you are bringing a motorized boat you will need to use the public boat launch in Buck Lake, the one in our subdivision is for residents only. Guest access Outdoor fire pit is available, as well as a covered porch on the front of the cabin with views of the water. Other things to note Kayaks are available for rent as well. We have two 10’ fishing kayaks (max. 275 lbs, two 6’ youth kayaks (max. 100 lbs) and one double kayak (max 500 lbs). Includes paddles, life jackets, emergency kit and a folding cart for easy transportation. Rental fee is $50, you will have access to all kayaks for the duration of your stay. For those larger group gatherings inquire about our fully serviced RV pad available for you to park your own trailer. The RV pad is available for an extra fee of $50/night. During the winter months we can provide access to an ice fishing shack for an extra rental fee of $50/stay. Comes prepared with everything you need to spend time on the frozen lake.