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For those who enjoy getting out in nature but prefer the comfort of a bed over a tent, this subreddit is for you. It has 763K members and they are on a mission to put together an archive of as many awesome cabins as they can.
Whether they took the shot themselves or found it while browsing the internet, the collection offers a wide variety of cozy cabins from around the world. There are rustic woodland retreats, luxurious mountain lodges, and pretty much everything in between to inspire your next getaway.
In a world where every day is full of rush and stress, hideouts like these can help us dial it down a notch and recharge.
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#1
Seclusion In Southern Appalachia
arthbach 1 year ago
It's beautiful, but I'd want a bit of a view. Some of the trees are a little too close. I'd want to be able to see into the distance in one direction.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
You're supposed to climb them! And your claws get sharpened at the same time. And birds and squirrels live in them, so lunch is right there.
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#2
Deep Snow Came To Emerald Lake (British Columbia, Canada) [this Time A Photo Taken A Dusk]
![Deep Snow Came To Emerald Lake (British Columbia, Canada) [this Time A Photo Taken A Dusk]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/6645b8688d419_q70vxhiv3mec1-jpeg__700.jpg "Deep Snow Came To Emerald Lake (British Columbia, Canada) [this Time A Photo Taken A Dusk]")
Irish Lassie 1 year ago
Is that you again, Kinkade?? lol. I’m just jealous. What I wouldn’t give to live in that world!
WishIWasAFlapperGirl 1 year ago
I've already commented on another cabin wanting to move there, but then I saw this and now I don't know!!! Ahhhhh!!!
LynzCatastrophe 1 year ago
A place in British Columbia actually got snow this winter?! Must be an old picture.
#3
Serene Forest Retreat, Jasper National Park
Upstaged75 1 year ago (edited)
It's probably mountain fed, which is why the color is like that. It's also probably freezing cold considering it's in Canada.
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Alvia Vseobecna 1 year ago
nice but the amount of insects must be disturbing ... but very nice cabin
#4
My Grandpas’ Cabin In Northern Michigan (Ft Otis)
#5
Adirondack Log Cabin
#6
Fairy Tale Cottage - Vancouver Island, Canada
Justin Tyme 1 year ago (edited)
I have seen the inside of this one and it is absolutely horrible. This is not an actual cabin. It was built as a sculpture. The inside is a complex frame that fills the interior.
Caroline Nagel 1 year ago (edited)
Comment under the wrong picture, sorry about that. For my comment look under 'My Cabin made of Cob' 😄
#7
Beautiful Tree House 💗 🏡
flower petals 1 year ago (edited)
I love how it looks like it’s part of the tree. The moss is gorgeous! 🌳
Valerie G. 1 year ago
If I was sleeping in the upstairs bedroom, I would worry who was climbing up that ladder to do me in.
#8
Wanted To Show Off Our Family’s Cabin! My Children Will Be Sixth-Generation Owners :)
#9
I’ve Been Building This Cabin Since A Bit Before The Pandemic Started. Just Finished The Porch Awning! I Went Into The Project With Very Little Carpentry Experience So I Have Been Learning A Ton
Brian Droste 1 year ago
I know little about carpentry, but still I wouldn't want to take a project like this. But I am 64 years old too. Don't have the energy to do this either.
#10
Cabin In Romania
Illustrious G 1 year ago
Any ideas what those steps lead up to? It just looks like they go to the top of the stove??
#11
My Cabin Made Of Cob
Caroline Nagel 1 year ago
From Wikipedia: Cob, cobb, or clom (in Wales) is a natural building material made from subsoil, water, fibrous organic material (typically straw), and sometimes lime.
Adrian 1 year ago
I had a cob cottage in the New Forest, in England. It's mostly clay with binding including animal hair. The straw was on the roof (it was thatched).
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shankShaw deReemer 1 year ago
I thought a cob cabin was a little corny....haha!
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Ronna Black 1 year ago
Love the platform for the wood stove, witha space fir the kitty on one side and kindling storage underneath.
2x4b523p 1 year ago
What is the purpose of chimney shaped the way it is shaped? I have not seen this before.
Cecil 1 year ago
More surface area to capture more heat from the hot smoke
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This is so cute- I’m almost expecting to see a hobbit there somewhere 🙃
Maggie Fulton 1 year ago
I’ve always thought cob buildings were great. I love it. You have all the edges so nice and neat.
themusa101 1 year ago
Seems like it came out of a Shaun the sheep episode but very cozy tho 👍🏻
#12
Our 1960s A-Frame In Southern Vermont
Brian Droste 1 year ago
I always wanted to see the inside of a A frame house. Just curious how the space is divided up?
#13
Tiny Black Beauty
Irish Lassie 1 year ago
Tiny?? I’d give my left nut (if I had any) to own this palace! Just gorgeous.
#14
This Cabin In Norway
flower petals 1 year ago (edited)
I’m into art and obsessed with colors, and photos like this really appeal to me. The walls of the house match the mountain behind, the roof and the windowpanes match patches of the ground. It just gives me this sense of harmony and just makes my eyes happy. 💚💙
#15
Glen Cruick, Angus, Scotland
#16
Beautiful Tiny Cabin Nestled In The Woods
fly on the wall 1 year ago
Needs a taller chimney. Wind blows the wrong way it would create a back draft. (Learned from experience)
#17
Girard Ridge Lookout
#18
First Snow Of The Season At My House
Irish Lassie 1 year ago
Are you SURE this isn’t one of the million Thomas Kinkaid paintings that were everywhere in the 90’s??
#19
I Managed To Find My Own Quiet Little Corner Of The Earth. Restorations Underway!
#20
Visiting My Mum At Her Beautiful Cabin In The Sticks, Canada
#21
My Late 1800’s Cabin In Western North Carolina / Os
#22
Walstrom House, John Lautner, 1969
#23
The Treeframe
#24
Dry Cabin In Fairbanks, Alaska On A Winter Day With 4 Hours Of Sunlight
Rali Meyer 1 year ago
I would have a pizza oven in it to eat pizza all day - I mean heat the place...
#25
~150 Year Old Octagon Cabin In The 100 Mile Wilderness. The Builder Was A Civil War Vet / Single Arm Amputee, Allegedly He Chose The Octagon Shape Because He Could Not Carry Longer Logs
Patricia Smith 1 year ago
God bless him! No wonder he survived the war. Tough as shoe leather . Good for him and his family.
#26
Alpine Cabin In Slovenia
#27
The Faroe Islands
#28
My Cabin In Virginia
CSC 1 year ago
Yeah, the creek is great. I bet when it rains it becomes quite the little river!
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Tiny Rustic Beauty
Upstaged75 1 year ago
Here's a video of the whole house. It's an Air BnB in Tennessee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne2Ie5ACN2g
#30
My A-Frame. Dreamt Of This Day All My Life. Mountain West USA
Karl Havoc 1 year ago
The Mountain West in the US is some of the most incredible, captivating, and beautiful regions in the world.
#31
Finishing Up Our Kitchen In Our Cabin Southern Vermont
flower petals 1 year ago
I really like the colors in this. Such an inviting kitchen- I feel like starting to cook right away.
#32
A Swedish A-Frame Cabin In Edsasdalen, Northern Sweden. Designed By Mans Tham, Architect. Photo By: Staffan Andersson
#33
Our Alaskan Cabin. Not Perfect But She’ll Do
Oskar vanZandt 1 year ago
An actual cabin... A log one. Like "cottages" in Canada are now really rural second homes (mostly) for the rich.
#34
30 Day Alaskan Cabin Build Result From Me And A Friend. Hand Tools Only
Janice 1 year ago
Okay, this one is ... well, it's not ... pretty, especially compared to the others, but this is still 100% better than anything I could do. It's so easy to be critical, but the closer I look, the more I see to appreciate. Hats off to the builders. It may not be pretty, but it is absolutely beautiful
#35
The Cabin I Stayed At This Past Weekend
Oskar vanZandt 1 year ago
I think this is technically too large to be defined as a "cabin", being three storeys tall...
#36
Deer Mountain Cabin, Ketchikan, Ak [oc]
![Deer Mountain Cabin, Ketchikan, Ak [oc]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/6645c0ec3ccda_x3qxdac0hkh91__700.jpg "Deer Mountain Cabin, Ketchikan, Ak [oc]")
#37
Girlfriend's Parents' Cabin In Alaska
#39
Just Bought My First Home. Built By My Great Uncle In The 60s In Remote Montana
#42
My Favourite Escape, Totally Off Grid, No Cell Reception Even
#43
Snowy Day - Stratton Mountain, Vermont
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Jeffery Jones 1 year ago
These are great but the older you get the closer you need to live to a hospital
Jeffery Jones 1 year ago
These are great but the older you get the closer you need to live to a hospital
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