Off-Grid Tiny Cabin in Ottawa Takes You Back to the Basics

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Looking for the perfect, cozy place to stay this winter? This Ottawa Cabin on the Bay couldn’t get much better with its wood-burning stove and secluded location.

Despite being tucked in a private spot in the woods, it’s nearby to all the amenities you could need. It is off-grid, but solar power keeps the lights on and allows you to charge a phone. There’s no running water, but an outhouse gives you a place to go. Inside you’ll find a small kitchenette for making coffee and maybe some pancakes, and up the ladder is the cozy loft bedroom. You can book a stay on Airbnb or follow the cabin on Instagram.

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A ‘Back to Basics’ Off-Grid Cabin in Canada

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Even though the spot is off-grid, there is solar power.

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A wood stove keeps the whole place warm and toasty.

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Firewood is provided.

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There’s a couch downstairs so you can read or relax.

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The large windows provide plenty of natural light.

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The basics for cooking are provided by the hosts

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Fall asleep in the loft.

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It looks like the perfect winter vacation spot.

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And in the summer!

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Would you vacation here?

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Highlights:

  • Cabin in the woods behind host home
  • Completely secluded, short drive from any possible amenities you may need (i.e., grocery store, pharmacy, gas station).
  • Off-the-grid, meaning there is no running water, but there is electricity powered by solar-energy
  • Cabin is completely lit and you are able to charge devices (i.e., phone). Please do not charge larger devices, as this will drain the battery quite quickly.
  • No WIFI
  • Out-house with a compostable toilet.
  • We also provide our guests with drinking water, as well as any water needed to cook and clean dishes.
  • Cabin is heated with a very efficient wood stove.
  • The kitchenette is well stocked with dishes, cooking utensils, a coffee press and some basic cooking needs (i.e., spices, flour, salt, pepper, sugar).
  • Small stove-top for cooking.
  • Fire pit beside the cabin

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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5 comments

  1. Love this cabin! But how does one bathe? All good if the method is a washcloth and a basin, just wondering. The loft and everything about this build is inviting. No matter the season, I would love to spend (lots and lots of) time there.

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