This Tiny Dream Cabin For Rent 3 Hours From Montreal Lets You Sleep Amongst The Trees

The fact that the Quebec-Ontario border reopened yesterday has further expanded our travel options — and at this point in the pandemic, we're seriously excited about the idea of driving to Quebec's neighbouring province and renting a tiny cabin somewhere off-the-grid.
Cue this incredible little "Cabinscape" cabin you can rent in Eastern Ontario on Rideau Valley Conservation land in the beautiful Tay Valley.
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With huge windows and a garage-style door, it makes you feel like you're sleeping amongst the trees... minus any bugs or dirt.
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While the cabin is technically "off-grid," it is modernized and solar-powered with electricity.
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The cabin has a kitchen with a mini-fridge, sink (with drinkable water), and stovetop as well as all the cookware you'd need.
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There's also an outdoor shower, but — don't worry — the cabin has an indoor toilet.
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Thanks to the cabin's remote location, you can relax, canoe, fish, hike, swim in the lake, cycle, read or stargaze with little noise or distraction — and the cabin's even fully equipped for winter stays, when you can snowshoe on surrounding trails.
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'Mica' cabin in Eastern Ontario's beautiful Tay Valley
via CABINSCAPE
$199/weeknight or $214/weekend
Location: Off-grid retreat in Eastern Ontario on Rideau Valley Conservation land in Tay Valley
Why You Need To Go: Connect with nature by feeling like you're actually sleeping in the middle of the forest — while still having the comforts of electricity, shelter and a real toilet.
Prices and terms of occupancy are confirmed at the time of publishing, but they can change at any time.