Loon Cabin sits in a quiet garden area slightly back from the shoreline. With generous indoor space and a warm log-built interior, it offers a comfortable summer stay for families or small groups who value space and privacy.
A spacious seasonal log cabin in a quiet garden setting, ideal for families and small groups who prefer space and privacy.
Highlights
- Largest log cabin at the resort with generous indoor space
- Quiet garden setting, away from the main shoreline traffic
- Easy access to resort facilities and lakeside areas
- Reliable Wi-Fi
Details
- Sleeps: up to 6
- Beds: 1 queen + 2 doubles (loft)
- Kitchen: Full kitchen
- Bathroom: 1 full bathroom
- Heating: Wood stove
- Pets: Up to 2 pets
Around the cabin
The Loon Cabin sits within a quiet garden setting, sheltered by trees and set slightly back from the water. A short walk brings you to the shared dock and lake access, where loons call out across the water on most mornings. The surrounding grounds are part of the larger resort property, so there’s room to wander — through the garden, down to the shore, or along the edge of the trees at dusk when deer sometimes pass through.
As the largest log cabin at the resort, Loon has more interior space than it might suggest from the outside. There’s room to spread out after a day on the water — gear in the corner, fish in the cooler, and a proper meal cooked without bumping elbows. The cabin’s log construction keeps it quiet and cool in summer, warm and solid in winter.
Year-round access
Loon Cabin is available year-round, making it one of only a few cabins at the resort open in the off-season. Winter visits are quieter and more solitary — the lake freezes over, the resort grounds go still, and the light on the snow is worth the drive out on Highway 20. The wood stove is your main heat source, and firewood is provided.
Spring and fall are popular with anglers who prefer the shoulder season, when the lake is less busy and the rainbow trout fishing can be at its best. If you’re planning a winter stay, check road conditions on Highway 20 before heading out — the route through the Chilcotin can be unpredictable after a heavy snowfall.
Good to know
- 2-night minimum stay
- Self check-in with key lockbox
- Pets welcome (up to 2)
- Reliable Wi-Fi throughout the cabin
- Boat rentals not available on-site — bring your own or arrange separately
- Nearest grocery and fuel: Anahim Lake (~15 min west on Hwy 20)
Frequently asked questions
How does check-in work?
All cabins use self check-in. You’ll receive a door code the day before arrival — no front desk, no set check-in window. Arrive when you get there.
What is the minimum stay?
All cabins require a 2-night minimum stay.
Is there WiFi?
Yes. The resort has fiber-optic internet. All cabins have reliable WiFi coverage.
Is there cell service?
Cell service at Nimpo Lake is limited and varies by carrier. WiFi calling is the reliable option for phone calls.
Where is the nearest grocery store?
The general store in Nimpo Lake is a short walk from the resort and carries basic groceries, snacks, and supplies. Anahim Lake (~15 min west on Highway 20) has a larger selection. Williams Lake (3 hours east) is the nearest full grocery stop.
Can I bring my boat or trailer?
Yes. The resort has space for trailers and vehicles. There is a public boat launch nearby on Nimpo Lake.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, up to 2 pets are welcome.
Is Loon Cabin available in winter?
Yes, Loon Cabin is open year-round and is wood-stove heated with firewood provided.
