Lake Camp

Minnow Camp Resort
$95 Fri–Sat

$75 Sun–Thurs
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Lake Cabin stands hushed and blue beneath the trees, like a still pool of water just before dusk. It’s a quiet soul. Thoughtful. Soft-footed. The kind of place you return to without meaning to—half out of memory, half out of need.

The gravel path that leads to Lake is soft with pine shadow, edged in stone like a dry streambed. You walk it without hurry, the world falling silent behind you. At the end: this modest cabin painted the color of morning fog over open water. Inside, the walls are washed in driftwood greys, the coffered ceiling crisp and white. A plaid bed—neither rustic nor modern—offers a place to settle in, not just to sleep. A plaid armchair, too: built for slow thoughts and long silences.

There’s a kitchenette—clean, white, and discreet—and a bath that surprises with polish and cool tile. Outside, a private patio waits for grilled dinners and star-watching, the fire ring sunk like an ember’s memory in the gravel.

But the name says it all: Lake. This cabin evokes not just water, but stillness. Reflection. The quiet you can only hear when everything else steps back.

Sometimes Mr. Pea will call from the coop. Other times, it is only the wind and Mrs. Pea, shifting feathers against her clutch. Either way, you’ll know you’re not entirely alone. Just unbothered.

Lake Cabin is for readers, for thinkers, for slow pourers of coffee and slow walkers of morning trails. It is the hush between paragraphs. The dock before the dive.

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