In this video, we take a tour of 2 tree house-style cabins on stilts at the Canopée Lit eco-resort in Sacré Coeur, Québec. The first one we see is a summer cabin. It’s just one simple room with a double bed and they gave it a rustic interior design look by using unfinished wood panelling and branches so that it literally feels like the cabin was carved out of the forest.via: Exploring Alternatives
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There’s also a horizontal curtain that you can pull across the skylight to keep the room dark in the morning or to keep the sun from heating up the room too much. There’s a huge balcony outside with a great view and a functional little kitchen. The second cabin is an all-season cabin. They’ve got a bedroom in the loft up a curving staircase.
The kitchen and sitting area are indoors in this one and they look a bit more comfortable although you do lose the camping feel of the summer cabin. The composting toilet, shower and sink are inside too which is nice and it looks like the shower stall is made out of an old wine barrel.
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The cabins all have 1 solar panel and a propane heater but we don’t think they’re completely off the grid. There are half a dozen of these cabins spaced out along some trails but they’re still within walking distance of the resort’s main cabin where you can get access to wifi, eat at the restaurant, play board games & stuff like that.via:Exploring Alternatives
