The cabins are spaced so you never hear a neighbor. No wifi, no cell distractions — just the wind through the hemlocks and the lake at your own dock.
The smallest A-frame, set where the shore curves out of sight of the others. A queen bed in the loft looks straight down the lake through the gable window. Wood-fired hot tub on the deck, rowboat tied below. Built for two people who want to hear nothing but loons.
The family A-frame. A real wood stove, a long table for cards by lantern, and a shallow swimming entry off the dock. Two singles tucked under the eaves keep the kids close. The hot tub seats four if nobody minds elbows.
Mirroring Cedar’s layout, Spruce sits nestled among the old-growth trees with a perfect view of the morning mist over the lake. A wood stove, a loft for the kids, and a shared dock that steps gently into the shallows.
Pine offers a rugged, intimate retreat. The smallest footprint but arguably the best sunset view from its private deck. Hand-cut cedar shakes, a wood-fired hot tub, and a rowboat waiting at a dock that’s yours alone.
Staying at Pinewake means solar power for the lights, wood-burning heat, and a hot tub you stoke yourself. It's simple, but it asks a little of you. Here's exactly what to expect.
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