Follow a trail down the hill through wildflowers and you will find the Wildflower Tiny Cabin nestled in an enchanted forest above a 120-foot sacred waterfall. A 10-minute hike will bring you to the river where you can spend the day swimming beneath the falls and exploring 380-million-year-old fossil beds in the majestic slate gorge. At night, light a fire, listen to the river below, and fall asleep under the stars. 🦋✨🦋 You can also book our other tiny cabin: airbnb.com/h/waterfallforestcabin The space The Wildflower Tiny Cabin has a queen bed, floor mattress (memory foam), and 3 pillows provided. **Bring your own sheets, pillowcases, towels, and blankets. There is one electrical outlet, and an electric heater in the cabin. Outside, there is a picnic table, fire pit, and a couple of flat tenting areas for extra guests. There is no plumbing or Wi-Fi at the cabin. Solar shower bags are available in the community room for you to fill, heat in the sun, and hang in the private outdoor shower stall. Shared Amenities at the Community Barn: Port-a-potties, cold water sink, fridge, charging station, coffee maker, grills, firewood for sale ($1/log), hammocks and solar shower bags. **This is a low-impact glamping experience with minimal amenities. Guests are expected to pack out all trash and bring their own toilet paper for the port-a-potty. Please come prepared to enjoy nature simply and respectfully. Guest access Important Notes: QUIET site — no parties or loud music. No amplified sound. Quiet hours after 10pm. While your site is private, you may hear others nearby. This is a LEAVE NO TRACE site —you must pack out all trash with you. The waterfall is a shared space — NO GLASS OR ALCOHOL AT THE FALLS. 🙏 Other things to note **Nov 1 – Apr 1: no running water available — bring your own drinking/washing water. **Due to the rugged and wild nature of the land—including steep paths and water crossings—we recommend this campsite for guests who are comfortable navigating natural, unguarded terrain. It is not childproof or toddler-friendly. Hiking is at your own risk. The Waterfall Sanctuary is part of the Panther Creekshed on the ancestral lands of the Kanienkeha:ka (Mohawk) people. Reminder: there is absolutely no alcohol allowed on the trails or at the waterfall. Come ready to unplug and reconnect with the river and forest around you. 🌿