Fireside evenings
Firewood stacked and kindling ready on arrival. We leave marshmallows, a tin of cocoa and a few good books chosen for the season.
Experiences
Nothing scheduled, nothing rushed — just small, good things to fill the days between the porch and the hearth.
Firewood stacked and kindling ready on arrival. We leave marshmallows, a tin of cocoa and a few good books chosen for the season.
Unhurried trails from the cabin door — hand-drawn maps in every kitchen drawer, with the best spots for mushrooms, birdsong and sunrise.
Canoes and life jackets at Lantern Lake. Go out at first light when the mist sits on the water and the loons are calling.
Pre-order a breakfast basket of eggs, sourdough, honey and good coffee from the farms down the lane, waiting in the fridge when you arrive.
Far from streetlights, the sky does the rest. Blankets, a star chart and a thermos for the porch — or the hot tub, where there is one.
A ridge trail from the gate at Hearth & Hollow. Leave at dawn, eat breakfast at the top and be back by the fire before lunch.
Nothing for that season just yet — check back soon.
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