Get Away From It All, Cozy Cabin & Nature Getaway!

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Farm stay hosted by Lisa

4 guests, 2 bedrooms, 2 beds, 1 bath

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Nestled amongst the woods and pasture at the end of the road is your cozy cabin getaway. Get away from it all; find yourself in a place where time and space allow you to slow down, connect with yourself and enjoy the serenity of nature. The cabin is located at White Sky Woods Homestead, the 240 acres we steward in historic Jacobsville. Our family fully remodeled this home which is built around the original settler's hand-hewn cabin. We’ve created a space so guests can retreat, refresh and relax.

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If it’s nature you want to immerse yourself in, come and stay. Guests have access to our growing 2+ mile trail system exploring woods, pastures, ponds and wetlands. Pick a pond on our private property for a picnic and enjoy hearing only the sounds of nature. Thermal picnic basket and picnic blanket available to borrow. Observe the wildlife through sight and sound. Take a .75 mile walk to a beautiful secluded spot on Lake Superior or a 5 mile drive to a public sandy beach, boat launch, and lighthouse.

Cabin amenities:
A casual and rustic living room nestled within the hand-hewn original log cabin walls.

Comfortable couch and chairs. TV with DVD Player. Games, Books, and Puzzles.

No broadcast or cable TV. Wi-Fi available. Most phones with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have good coverage in and around the cabin.

A full kitchen with all the basic amenities and a table that seats 4.

1 Full Bathroom with shower.

1 Bedroom with 1 queen sized bed.

1 Loft with writing desk and a futon couch for additional sleeping space, if needed. Loft experience provides a peaceful place for reflection, writing, art, yoga or meditation.

Bonfire pit, firewood and chairs for enjoying the night sky and evening sounds.

Winter guests are welcome to borrow snowshoes (2 pairs available).

Binoculars, picnic basket and picnic blanket available to borrow.
Cabin is two floors, with stairs to reach both the bedroom and loft. Please consider this as it may not be suitable for young children or people who are challenged by steps.

The lower level is built around the original settler's cabin and has a slightly lower ceiling height.

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Where you’ll be

Lake Linden, Michigan, United States

What you can expect:

A quiet spot at the end of a dead end gravel road with access to private trails and private ponds (no swimming) and Lake Superior nearby.

Farm animals may be around the property and areas around the cabin. We respectfully ask you do not approach the animals unless you are with us and have permission.

Old homesteads have odd, old, and unexpected things in random places. Stay on the trails. Watchfully supervise children.

Stay out of buildings that are not the cabin. We are in the process of cleaning up some remaining out buildings.

Please do not wade, swim, fish or boat in the ponds.

Depending on the season, wild blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and apples growing wildly near the cabin can be picked for your enjoyment.

Your hosts, our family, live and work on the same property (across the way from the cabin) in a yurt. You may see our two children playing and riding bikes or the adults going about their day working in the gardens, picking berries, walking the trails, at the pole barn, etc. We strive to give guests privacy unless we've pre-arranged interactions. This is a working small farm so there may be some work activity taking place around you during your stay.

Walk down the road for a beautiful secluded spot on Lake Superior.

5 mile drive to a public sandy beach, boat launch, and lighthouse.

Visit the historic Jacobsville Historical Finnish Church, Jacobsville cemetery, White City Lighthouse, Jacobsville Lighthouse, and Jacobsville Community Center (former schoolhouse).

The roads to the cabin are gravel and are accessible all year round. It can be a little sloppy during spring thaw, but never any problems with access.

We love where we live, and we look forward to sharing its beauty with you!

Hosted by Lisa

Joined in November 2016

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My dream? To do a one-eighty in our life – ending my career, simplifying, downsizing, living in more sustainable ways. Ultimately, transitioning our family to a full-time life in our hand-built yurt on 240 beautiful acres in a remote area of the Keweenaw Peninsula. This dream turned to our reality in 2017. As we settled into our new homesteading life, we launched White Sky Woods Homestead, LLC. We run a farm stand and sell fresh produce, eggs, jellies, herbal teas, and rustic bread to our local community. In 2021, we completed the remodel of the cabin so that people can getaway from it all; engaging in nature and the homestead with additional experiences, if they like. We came here, retreating to the land to feed our souls. We love where we live, and love to share our nature space with others.

My dream? To do a one-eighty in our life – ending my career, simplifying, downsizing, living in more sustainable ways. Ultimately, transitioning our family to a full-time life in o…

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During your stay

Order fresh chicken or duck eggs, fresh homemade rustic bread, jellies and seasonally available produce delivered to the cabin to add to your stay.

Add unique paid experiences to your stay such as a guided hike that blends history with nature or take a tour wandering the property to learn about and forage for wild edibles. Contact us before your stay to confirm availability.

The cabin is located on our homestead. If a homesteading lifestyle is of interest to you, we offer experiences to learn about our journey, tour the gardens, explore the high tunnel and visit the animals.

Or, keep it simple, just come and enjoy the quiet in the cabin or out on a trail, enjoy the sounds of nature, or find a cozy spot with a good book.

Order fresh chicken or duck eggs, fresh homemade rustic bread, jellies and seasonally available produce delivered to the cabin to add to your stay.

Add unique paid exper…