The Cabins
Four cabins spread across the property, each with its own bathroom, woodstove, deck, and everything you need to make a hot meal.
Cabin 1
The first cabin up from the parking area. The one with the extra side deck with bbq and across from the sauna. Wolf electrics, Le Creuset cast iron and Jotul woodstove.
Cabin 2
A short walk further up the path. Tucked in the trees and across from the sauna. Wolf electrics, Le Creuset cast iron and Jotul woodstove.
Cabin 3
The largest of the four cabins. Lodging for your tribe. A bird’s eye view of the hens looking out to Mt Gardner. Full kitchen with propane cooktop, Wolf oven and Le Creuset cast iron of course. Morso woodstove.
Cabin 4
Near the end of the path and closest to the yoga studio. You’ll keep an eye on the flock from the upstairs antique desk. Wolf electrics, Le Creuset cast iron and Jotul woodstove.
Beyond the cabins
Beyond the cabins, the property includes a sauna, a yoga studio, and a barbecue area shared by all guests.
WONDERING HOW PEOPLE SPEND THEIR DAYS HERE?
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Wildwood has four cabins, each set in a different part of the property.
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Cabin 1 and Cabin 2 sit further apart from each other, each with its own private area. Cabins 3 and 4 are closer together, near the barbecue area.
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Wildwood is a short ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay, in Vancouver, which makes it an easy weekend trip without a long drive.
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Cabins 1, 2, and 4 share the same layout and each sleep up to 4. Cabin 3 is larger and sleeps up to 6.

