Laurel Ann

Experience the historic charm of Laurel Ann, originally known as Number Five and one of the eight log cabins constructed by a Swedish carpenter for Jim Harris in the thirties. Discover its rich history, reconstructed in the seventies by Howdy Carlton and later Stewart Warren, and named in honor of Laurel Ann, a gifted musician and seamstress. Learn to enjoy a winterized cabin with two full beds accommodating four guests, a wood-burning stove for warmth, clean sheets, a table, and chairs. Explore the scenic surroundings and relax on the porch while taking in the quiet beauty of Burgdorf. Experience rustic living without electricity or running water while still having comfort and warmth in a cozy, historic cabin.

Discover the convenience of being within walking distance of the office and pool area while remaining immersed in nature. Learn to prepare for off-grid living by bringing your own bedding or sleeping bags and personal supplies. Explore nearby trails and quiet spaces ideal for reflection, outdoor activities, or family time. Experience a stay that blends history, comfort, and natural beauty for a memorable getaway. Discover the joy of spending time in a historic, winterized cabin that offers privacy, charm, and a serene environment, perfect for relaxing and creating lasting memories with family or friends.