Historical Cabins
Cozy Pines
Although this cabin was originally built in the 1930 -- and repaired in 1981 by 7 traveling Swiss Hikers. Cozy Pines is a piece of history and a memory for many who come to stay.) Like all the other cabins in this group, it has had “replacement parts” and incremental improvements made through the years. This 246 sq ft (23 sq meters) home under the pines has a small open front porch with great views of the creek... $130/night > More Info > Make A Reservation |
Creekside
This 338 sq ft (32 sq meters) cabin has a large deck that overlooks Silver City Creek and it has a layout that can sleep six people. Just like the Cozy Pines cabin, Creekside has great views of the creek and the small family-friendly pond that children can safely splash around in. And yes, the sound of running water will always be there. This cabin has a kitchen area, as well as a living room. $150/night > More Info > Make A Reservation |
Honeymoon
With a small two room cabin of 231 sq ft (22 sq meters), and a relatively large front porch that nearly matches the floor plate size of this pint-sized cabin, this 1930s-era dwelling is perfect for those who have remained in love and have little use for space once the door is closed. The Honeymoon cabin is cute with its handmade wooden countertop in the kitchen area, porcelain-fitted sink and full-wooden plank charm throughout the interior... $120/night > More Info > Make A Reservation |
Forest Glen
This is another pint-sized cabin that some folks just can’t get enough of. With nearly 231 sq ft (22 sq meters) of floor space, and a relatively large front porch of 192 sq ft (18 sq meters), Forest Glen sleeps three people in a rustic setting that must be experienced. The cabin has no insulation; and has been constructed long ago with 1” x 6” wood plank flooring and 1” x 12” wood plank walls and ceilings. $100/night > More Info > Make A Reservation |
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