Cove Cabin | Remote Wilderness Adventure

This lakeside cabin is perched on a rocky outcrop, offering breathtaking sunset views. In summer, cool off with a swim from the shore dock; in winter, embrace the season with snowshoeing or snowmobile adventures through Haliburton Forest.

Through our partnership with Haliburton Forest, guests enjoy 100,000 acres of wilderness. Trails for hiking, biking, and winter snowshoeing are included in your stay—snowmobile trails require a seasonal pass.


BE AWARE
This cabin shares the lake with our Baylight Cabin & Bone Cabin, so you may see other guests on the lake and main pathway.

WATER
Our water is pumped from the lake. Running water is shut off when temperatures dip below freezing. This normally happens mid-October but can vary each year.  When running water is shut off, we provide 40L of water for dish washing and drinking. All taps (including shower taps) are turned off. Water is turned back on before the May Long Weekend.

DRIVE-IN /HIKE-IN ACCESS
Drive-in Access (May-Mid November)
Hike-in Access (Mid-November-May*) – 300m hike from the parking area
We provide snowshoes and a sled for gear—embrace the adventure!
*Please be aware that early heavy snowfall in November may mean that you’ll need to hike into your cabin.

THINGS TO BRING
* Your own food & drink
* Your own towels, sheets, pillows, pillow cases and blankets
* Firewood 
* Bug repellent

OFF-GRID BASICS
This eco-cabin is completely OFF-GRID. (Don’t let this scare you). Our cabin is modernized and solar powered with electricity and heat. Feel good knowing that you’re choosing a low-carbon, eco-friendly getaway. As an off-grid cabin, energy conservation is key. Drawing too much energy may cause you to lose power, so you’ll need to be mindful of your consumption during your stay. There is a back-up generator when solar power is low.

LEAVE NO TRACE
All garbage and recycling must be packed up and taken home on your departure.