Your Questions, Answered
We’ve gone ahead and answered your most commonly asked questions below. Q: Is there heat and air conditioning in the cabins? A: Yes, our cabins…
You Asked, We Answered
We know our guests usually have a lot of questions about Postcard Cabins. To make sure you’re as prepared as possible, we’ve put together a…
What’s Inside of Our Cabins
Our cozy, tiny cabins are designed to give you the perfect space to recharge. Our cabins have everything you need and nothing you don’t, so…
Cold Weather Cabin Tips
There’s nothing cozier than being bundled up inside with a cup of tea or coffee warm in your hands while snow falls outside. For some, the peace and quiet of nature in the winter, makes this their favorite time to get outside and make time to reflect and reconnect to what really matters to them. […]
Campfire Cooking: Breakfast Burritos
Earlier this year we hosted Garianne Sheridan of Garianne’s Table at Getaway Western Catskills outside of New York, for her to take some time to reconnect to nature and experiment with some new campfire recipes. Here is her recipe for Campfire Breakfast Burritos.
Campfire Cooking: Smash Burger Tacos
To celebrate the start of summer we hosted April Pollock at Getaway Skagit Valley outside of Seattle so she could disconnect from the noise and reconnect to her love of cooking in nature. During her stay she crafted these delicious Smash Burger Tacos—read on for her recipe.
Nourishing Hiking Snacks That Are Dietitian Recommended
Choosing the right nutrient dense snacks provide sustained energy for your hike. For example the mix of carbohydrate, protein and fat in a handful of nuts and a piece of whole fruit results in steady blood sugar, whereas a sugary pastry containing excess refined sugar and fat provides a temporary spike in energy followed by feelings of sluggishness.