Dogwood Cabin - Off Grid

Dogwood Cabin is an off grid adventure. Find the benefits of nature and a sense of peace in this unique and tranquil getaway. Think glamping. There is no electricity, no water, no central heat, no bathroom, no internet, no cell service. It boasts an outhouse and solar and battery lights. This cabin is a great place to sit around the fire pit, listen to the fox bark, the coyotes howl, the hoot owls hoot, and the birds sing. Deer and turkey run the woods. Lots of trees to hang your hammock. The space Dogwood Cabin sits on top of a ridge overlooking a gently flowing brook and lots of trees and woodsy plants and flowers. As you arrive, you will notice a black barn a bit beyond the gate, with a winding drive up and around the hill to the cabin. Use caution, the driveway is wide enough, but the edge drops off quite steeply! 4 wheel drive necessary in winter months. The cabin has a table and 2 chairs, 2 benches, a small kitchenette with a few pots, pans, and dishes. There is a 2 burner propane camping stove, coffee percolator and coffee. The unique spiral stairway enables you to get to the loft, where there are 3 twin and 1 full mattress. No linens provided. We strongly suggest sleeping bags and hammocks for your sleeping comfort. Plenty of trees to hang hammocks. An outhouse is provided, with toilet paper. A Buddy propane heater will take off the chill, but in cooler weather, it will not be cozy. Bring plenty of clothes and blankets. Bring flashlights or lanterns. We supply a few LED rechargeable lights, but they need to be used sparingly. A fire ring with a grill is provided. Amish neighbors have firewood you may purchase. There are 8 deck chairs and a porch swing. Bring water in jugs, to drink, to clean up and to douse the campfire. We expect you to wash any dishes you use. Guest access The cabin is yours alone. For most of the year, you may hike the 25 acres. During deer hunting season, we block out the dates, so no one is at the cabin while hunters are around. Other things to note 4 wheel drive highly recommended, no low clearance vehicles. Motorcycles strictly prohibited to go up the drive. They could be parked down by the barn, and you could walk up the trail.