Official Tiny Earth Cabin: Cozy, 2-Night Minimum, Woods & Wildlife

Step into 8,000 acres abutting the North side of the cabin, terminating at the Northfield Bike Park. Hidden 900 feet down a forest path, Tiny Earth Cabin is a rare retreat where nature, warmth, and wonder converge. Guests leave feeling deeply reset—this place is less a rental and more an immersion in Earth itself.

Inside you’ll find just what you need: a queen bed with a heated mattress, a wood stove, LED lighting, and a small but full kitchen with oven, burners, and pantry staples like provided maple syrup, coffee, a double-sided electric waffle maker, and olive oil. Step outside to a seasonal hot shower, fire ring under the stars, and even a deer salt lick you can light up from your window. Starlink internet keeps you connected—if you choose. We recommend you bring your bathrobe and pajamas for those chilly nights. We intend upon staying open for the winter. When on the other well-known booking platform, 6 couples brought their children –– now we have a complete children’s set of tools and books to investigate the fungal world surrounding the cabin.

Over 1,000 guests from 17 countries have stayed here, calling it a sanctuary of peace, memory, and inspiration. Featured by travel journalist MikeWillTravel, this 100-sq-ft cabin has become a beloved New England legend.

Nature Focus: From brook crossings to animal visitors, the cabin is surrounded by living wilderness.

Simple Joys: 50 curated books (including fungi science), quiet evenings by the stove, and starlit skies.

Essentials: Firewood available ($8/bundle), fresh linens provided (DIY setup), and eco-friendly stay practices.

Important Notes:

5-night minimum stay – $100/night beta pricing (1-month only!)

Refrigerator, double-sided waffle-maker built-in!

Normally cabins with these amenities rent for ~$1,854/5 nights on other platforms. This is your chance to experience deep nature at a fraction of the cost.

Guests handle sheets/trash; we provide everything else.

Nearby, discover Canterbury Shaker Village, local orchards, two local craft beer (Canterbury Ale Works and Blasty Bough Brewing Company) and spirits, or simply stay put and let the forest do the talking. The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center is nearby. 10 minutes away is the Canterbury Country Store, recently upgraded, where all of your organic food needs can be obtained –– also in the same area is the Canterbury Children’s library with a dedicated librarian for children!

Tiny Earth Cabin books quickly—plan ahead, and come prepared to disconnect, slow down, and live closer to the roots of life itself.

(it would be wise to follow and book on the Lunar cycle!)