All Natural Aquamarine Cottage is tucked away on its own private acreage, at the edge of the charming town of Two Rivers. Private and quiet, this is your own world, where you can relax inside or outdoors. Listen to the songbirds, stroll through the trees, or just enjoy a leisurely late morning in bed. We use natural, fair trade, unscented and organic products whenever possible, including all cotton and feather/down linens and bedding. We provide cooking utensils, dishes and linens. Welcome! Aquamarine Cottage is set apart by the feeling of being in a home nestled within it's own natural environment. The outdoors are gracious and inviting, yet Two Rivers and all it has to offer, is just a few minutes drive when you feel like venturing out. The house is well-maintained, around it are relics of what was once a working farm. When you arrive, you will see the old Apple-shed, and other buildings built by our grandparents. They remain as a nod to the past, please do not disturb them, but know they are a part of what makes our place unique, even as they fade back into the landscape from which they were hewn. Guests can enjoy the outdoors close to the house. Please do not disturb the honeybee boxes. The bees are busy making superfood as well as saving the planet. Please do enjoy the area respectfully: do not try to enter outbuildings, or go onto neighboring property or nearby trails. Please do dispose properly of any waste. There is a little creek/spring, (and an old building that's not safe for children to play around), just down the way from the house, so please always supervise children outdoors. We are just a phone call, message, or text away, and either we, or our maintenance team, can help if needed. Two Rivers is a lovely town! Some of our favorite places to go for food are Nicky's Good Eats & Treats (the best cheeseburger ever), Casa Mexico Restaurant (greatest shrimp quesadilla), and for tasty and organic grocery options, Pic n' Save. For fun things to do, there is amazing hiking in nearby Point Beach State Forest, there's a sweet museum at Rogers Street Fishing Village, and be sure to go to Neshotah Park with the kids, the playground and the beach are both fantastic! There are brilliant hiking trails just a few miles down the road at Point Beach and Woodland Dunes. If you want to explore the outdoors, be sure to check out these scenic wonders.