Living the Cabin Life
Now that you've found and built your perfect cabin, it's time to reap the benefits of cabin life. Enjoy outdoor recreation like hiking and boating, learn about the nature that resides around your property, and prepare for hosting large families and guests so you're stress-free.
There’s nothing like classic pancakes studded with your own dried blueberries to make a good cabin trip even better.
“Good Old Raisins and Peanuts” has come a long way since we were kids. Combine as many dried fruits and nuts as you like to get your favorite combination and pack several bags to satisfy munchies on the go.
These veggie tots are the perfect cheesy snack for anyone with an old waffle maker lying around.
Create a perfect passageway between points in your yard by building a paver pathway. Here’s how to put together a path that will look great and last for years to come at your cabin.
Add a personalized touch to your home with this do-it-yourself macrame plant hanger.
Whoever said that summer is the best season probably hasn't seen these cute cabins covered in snow.
Presentation is important, so impress your guests by slicing your corned beef like a pro.
Learn how to make the perfect corned beef dish this St. Paddy's Day.
A tasty, easy to prepare salad that perfectly complements any meal.
Save some money this Valentine's Day by making your own chocolate truffles. Nothing says I love you more than a homemade gift!
The author of this recipe, Maggie Shi, says she used to serve spinach dip made with powdered soup mix in a bread bowl serving dish at her parties. For this, Shi has nixed the packaged mix, added Parmesan and mozzarella and serves it directly in the slow cooker, so it stays warm throughout the night. Most everyone loves a good spinach dip, and this one is no exception. There’s basically no prep, so it comes together in a jiffy.
Looking for a change from mulled wine and cider? Here’s the perfect unexpected (and sophisticated) drink to serve at your next cool-weather cocktail party. There’s a nice spicy bite to this warming drink, thanks to the fresh ginger that simmers along with the other ingredients. Fresh lemon juice keeps it bright and cuts down the sweetness.
Christy Heitger-Ewing thinks that if everyone could experience life at a cabin, the world would be a happier place.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to breathe new life into your boat by refurbishing the deck & furniture.
You may be ready to buy yourself a new boat if...
An Alaskan couple wanted a low-budget retreat, and decided a yurt was the perfect fit.
A Springer, Oklahoma resident shares why building your own cabin over time is worth the wait.
A small red cabin on Clitherall lake has an almost 90-year family history.
A tribute to outdoor living, this the Wildlife National Museum is a gift to nature and animal lovers everywhere.
Here are some reasons why cabin lovers are flocking to Lakeside, Arizona.
In this free article, identify and repair your damaged deck by following these easy steps.
These 4 wood carvings are the perfect rustic touch for decorating your cabin.
The fall planting season, from late-August through October, is an excellent time to plant cold-hardy perennials, shrubs and trees.
The cabin is our happy place because we can treasure the time away from everyday life.
Every kid occasionally comes up with a dumb idea—trying to get a broken bone for attention is one of them.
This family cabin in Northern Ontario is a year-round, off-grid treasure, but they debated getting a cell phone service booster to make it truly remote.
To DIY or not to DIY? That's the question,and log home experts offer some advice on how to finish your cabin build.
