Midway between the Twin Cities & Duluth, an ideal pause: a calm, semi-rustic stay dawning with the next-door rooster's crow then (weather permitting) walk the meditation circle; swing in hammocks; admire sunrise & sunset from the Cottage or front stoop; consume in-season veggies & herbs or preserved foods; play games; or build a campfire. You might even venture to nearby parks for a hike. Perfect as a writer’s/artist’s retreat, for nature lovers, & for any who desire respite. 

The one-room, 250-square-foot tiny cottage, located next to the gardens, holds a writer's/artist's nook & library, brightened by a woodsy view from the Emily Dickinson-ish desk; an intimate kitchenette; a living area with sofa (futon), beverage station, & indoor games; & a lofted reading nook that seconds as a cozier-than-ever bed. There are outdoor games & a sandbox. While the Cottage does not have running water, it’s the perfect ‘camping-with-comforts’ getaway.