Riverside Cabins
- High-quality hand-built cabins each with its own sundeck and en suite bathroom
- Wood-burning stoves, hand-laid wooden floors, sumptuous views
- Freshly-brewed tea and coffee in the morning, cold drinks before dinner
- Each cabin has its own DVD player with wildlife documentaries and other movies
The Volga Cabin
The largest cabin, Volga, has a living area downstairs and upstairs a private bedroom, with a queen-sized bed, and a view over the river. Volga also has its own en suite bathroom with toilet, bathtub and shower.
Volga has a wood-burning fireplace. It can accommodate up to four people but we usually book it for two. Volga has three balconies, two overlooking the river and one with views on to the garden.
The Eco-cabin
Our second riverside cabin is the Eco-cabin. We have re-modelled this cabin with a new bathroom and a large window that gives beautiful private views over the river.
This cabin is ideally suited for a couple. It has its own wood-burning stove and a supply of hand-cut birch, fir or larch.
The Sunny Cabin
The Sunny cabin is also recently renovated and has two beds (or one double) and a new bathroom.
The Sunny cabin is heated with an adjustable radiator which is convenient for those who don’t want to feed a wood-burning stove.
While it’s low roof beams might challenge guests taller than about 6’2″ it is a lovely cabin full of character.
The New Cabin
We built the New Cabin from scratch in the classic timber frame style in 2009.
It has two beds (or one double) and a bathroom. It is beautifully finished by a local artisan in cedar, pine and fir, and has a wood-burning stove.
On the inside the cabin has high sloping ceilings and two half-windows that give a view of the mountains from the main bed.
Hand-built, environmentally-sound
Like our other cabins the New Cabin has a high-efficiency on-demand water heater, a super low-flush toilet, a DVD player with a selection of films on nature and bears and a fresh supply of firewood and kindling.
The New Cabin is set a little back from the river in a private little corner of the garden and surrounded by poplar and cedar trees.


