Stay the night in Camper Cabins

Farmington, Minnesota

Description

Camper Cabins reservations can be made up to one year in advance.

The cabins riff on the idea of a treehouse, here entered from a bridge at the crest of the hill. Built on concrete piers to minimize environmental impact, the 227-square-foot cabins feature red cedar glulam chassis, cedar and pine framing, and red cedar cladding. Two full-size bunks, dining and sitting areas accommodate four individuals, with a sleeper sofa and folding seating accommodating up to two more. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors frame views of the forest.

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Forest

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