Plan your stay
The great outdoors awaits. Make the most of your getaway at our beautifully designed, fully-equipped cabins by packing right and prepping like a pro.
Getting here is part of the experience. Roads may become rural with limited lighting, and cell service can be spotty along the way. We recommend downloading directions or the property map in advance and arriving during daylight when possible. On-site roads are gravel.
Your cabin assignment, entry code, and key arrival details will be sent by text on the morning of arrival—so be sure the mobile number on your reservation is up to date. All guest communication happens via text.
Your stay comes with a few thoughtful extras to make things easy—firewood and starters for the fire, a daily s’mores kit, snacks and water, plus pour-over coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. Everything you need to settle in and enjoy your time outside.
Cabins are equipped for comfort, but you’ll want to plan ahead for meals and outdoor time. We recommend bringing groceries, snacks, beverages, a cooler with ice, and any favorite cooking essentials for campfire meals.
Dress for the season to stay comfortable outdoors. Cooler months call for warm layers and weatherproof gear. Warmer months are best enjoyed with breathable clothing, sturdy shoes, and a bathing suit.
Each cabin includes a private parking space just steps from the door. Some locations can accommodate two vehicles, though we recommend arriving in one when possible. RVs, trailers, and ATVs aren’t permitted.
Your cabin is designed for easy living and quiet comfort, with fresh linens, AC/heat, an en-suite bathroom, and a kitchenette for simple meal prep.
Each cabin features a private outdoor setup with a fire pit, grill grate, Adirondack chairs, and a picnic table—perfect for slow mornings, shared meals, and fireside evenings.
Postcard Cabins are set in nature-forward locations with trees, open space, and room to explore. Each outpost is unique, but all are designed to help you slow down and spend time outside.
Fun Facts
Reconnect Together
Slip into the day without a plan—coffee, conversation, maybe a slow wander nearby. Spend the afternoon exploring or staying in, then cook something simple and linger a little longer outside. The kind of time you don’t have to rush.
Little Adventures
Start the day with pancakes in the cabin, then head out for a short nature walk where little explorers can collect pinecones, spot wildlife, and find “treasures.” Back at the cabin, wind down with board games, card games, and fireside s’mores—simple moments that turn into favorite memories.
Time for yourself
Wake when you want and ease into the day your way—reading, journaling, or heading out for a quiet walk. Follow your own rhythm, come and go as you please, and let the day unfold without an agenda.
Bring your best friend
Open the door and let your dog lead the way—new trails, new scents, plenty of room to roam. Spend the day outside together, then settle in side by side after. A trip that feels just as natural for them as it does for you.
Good Company
Kick off the morning with coffee at the cabin before a day of exploring. Try a longer hike, rent bikes, or scout out scenic overlooks. Grill together back at the cabin, reminiscing under the stars. Adventures that are better with friends.
For Business Gatherings
Start the day with a morning walk or stretch to clear the mind, then gather for focused work sessions in a quiet, distraction-free setting. Break for shared meals and time outdoors, and wrap up the day around the fire—where conversations flow more easily and ideas tend to stick.
Greet the first rays of morning sun with a warm mug of coffee amid a gentle chorus of chirping birds and rustling leaves.
Explore the great outdoors: Trek secluded trails, take a dip in cool river waters and ascend the peaks for epic views.
Settle in by the campfire with s’mores, good company, and a quiet night beneath a star-filled sky.
Cabin essentials include linens, towels, bath products, and basic cookware. Each cabin is equipped with a two-burner stovetop, mini fridge, dishes, utensils, can and bottle opener, kettle, lighter, salt and pepper, coffee items, and tools for simple meals. There is no restaurant or café on site, so we recommend bringing your own food. Indoor cookware is for stovetop use only, and outdoor cooking is available using the fire pit’s grill grate (prohibited during burn bans). All food must be stored inside the cabin. Space is limited, so pack light and consider a cooler with ice. Large appliances are not recommended. Cabins include a bathroom with a hot shower and a handheld mirror.
Rainy days are part of the experience. Many guests enjoy a slower pace—reading, playing cards, or relaxing inside the cabin. You can still explore outdoors with the right gear, so we recommend packing an umbrella or rain jacket. Bringing along books, board games, or other low-key activities is a great way to enjoy your time indoors. Cancellations or refunds due to weather are not provided and remain subject to your booking’s terms and conditions. Only in the event of a declared state of emergency may reservations be adjusted or canceled outside of standard policies.
Postcard Cabins Outposts are not designed to accommodate RVs, trailers, or additional camping setups. Towable vehicles, off-road vehicles, and similar equipment are not permitted. Class B camper vans may be allowed at select locations. A 4 wheel drive vehicle or ATV is not required to get to the campsite.
There is no front desk at Postcard Cabins. Check-in begins at 4 PM and you may arrive anytime after, with check-out at 11 AM. On the morning of arrival, details will be sent via SMS to the phone number provided with your reservation, including your cabin name or number, personalized entry code, and outpost map. GPS will guide you to the main entrance; from there, follow the map and signage to locate your assigned cabin. Upon arrival, enter your code on the keypad to begin your stay. We recommend arriving during daylight hours, as outposts have limited lighting at night and roads are gravel. At departure, gather your belongings, turn off lights, and press the lock button before leaving.
You can use text messaging or your cabin’s landline to reach the team for support during your stay or to call 911 in case of emergency. Wi-Fi and cell service may be limited depending on the outpost and carrier, so we recommend downloading directions, maps, movies, or music before arrival. If your entry code isn’t working, ensure the door is fully closed, reset the keypad, and re-enter your code.
Yes. While there is no front desk, support is available 24/7 via text or your cabin’s landline. On-site assistance can be dispatched if needed. Emergency instructions are also included in the in-cabin materials for your reference.
Campfires may only be built in your cabin’s designated personal fire pit and must be attended and fully extinguished after use. Food and trash should not be left outside. Quiet hours begin at 10 PM, and guests should avoid loud or disruptive noise. Smoking or vaping indoors is prohibited; outdoor smoking must be at least 25 feet from structures, and waste must be disposed of properly.
Guests should not move signage, barriers, or natural elements, or attempt to access on-site infrastructure, as this may cause damage and create safety concerns. Smoking inside the cabin incurs a minimum $150 fee per night. Violations may result in a $100 conservation fee. Refer to in-cabin instructions for full guidelines.
Local counties may enforce burn bans based on weather and safety conditions, and Postcard Cabins complies fully with all regulations. During these periods, outdoor fires and cooking are not permitted. Firewood and starter kits will not be provided, and all open flames must be avoided in accordance with local guidelines. At Outposts with extended burn bans, alternate grill options may be available to support outdoor cooking.
You may encounter wildlife, insects, uneven terrain, and changing weather conditions. Guests should come prepared for outdoor environments and dress accordingly. Maintain a safe distance from wildlife and never feed animals. Store all food securely inside the cabin, and keep personal items inside with the cabin locked when unattended. We recommend using insect repellent and performing tick checks after outdoor activity. Postcard Cabins is not liable for wildlife- or insect-related injury.
Yes. Dogs are welcome for a $50 cleaning fee per stay. While we love all animals, only dogs are permitted at this time. Each cabin includes a dog bowl, leash line, and dog towel for your convenience. Dogs must be leashed outdoors and should not be left unattended in the cabin. Guests are responsible for cleaning up after their pets and ensuring they do not disturb wildlife or other guests. Pet owners may be charged for any damage or excessive cleaning required.
