Breakfast by the window.
Put the kettle on and take the first cup to the reading corner.
A woodland retreat
A cabin in the woods.
A day to yourself.
Two self-catered cabins, a window into the trees and room to leave part of the day unplanned.
Meet the cabinsAt Stillwater
Arrive with a bag.
Let the day take shape.
The cabins sit in a small wooded setting, each with a place to read, a kitchen corner and a deck. Breakfast can take its time. A walk can end when you feel like turning back.
Two cabins, one wooded setting
Find your
place for a few days.
Compare the rooms, shared spaces and practical details.
Clearing Cabin · one queen bedroom
A window into the woods.
A compact cabin for one or two, with a reading corner, kitchenette and a deck that looks toward the clearing.
- Guests
- 1–2 adults
- Inside
- One queen bedroom · private bathroom
- Arrival
- Three steps to the entrance
Inside the cabin
A comfortable room.
Nothing to keep up with.
Natural linen, timber walls and a place to put your book. The cabins are arranged around the ordinary things that make a few days away work well.
Clearing Cabin, room by roomAn open day
There is no timetable.
There are a few good places to begin.
A path through the trees.
Spend time on the grounds, then return to a place that is already yours for the day.
Something simple for supper.
A small kitchen and a shared table keep the evening close to the cabin.
Through the seasons
The same window.
A different kind of light.
Longer summer evenings, leaves underfoot in autumn and a good reason to stay close to the cabin when the weather turns. Leave a little room in your plans for changing weather.
What changes with the season
Creek Cabin
A little more room
for company.
Two bedrooms and a shared living and dining room give up to four adults space to spend the day together or apart.
Inside Creek CabinBefore you arrive
A few details
make it easier.
Plan the stay
Guest numbers, cabin layouts and the usual arrival and departure rhythm.
Practical stay detailsPack for the cabin
Food, layers, walking shoes and the book you keep meaning to finish.
What to bringGood to know
Before choosing your cabin.
What is included in a cabin?+
Bed linen, towels, basic kitchenware, a kettle and a small selection of books. Each cabin has its own bathroom and kitchenette. Food and personal supplies are brought by guests.
What are the arrival and departure times?+
The usual arrival time is 3pm and departure is 11am. Practical arrival instructions are part of the separately arranged stay details.
Are the cabins step-free?+
No. Clearing Cabin has three entry steps and Creek Cabin has four deck steps. Room and bathroom layouts differ; raise any access questions before deciding on a stay.
Can I change my cabin or preferred dates?+
Yes. Choose a cabin, adult guest count and preferred dates, then review the plan. Use Edit stay details to change your choices.