About Trapper’s Cabin
The Trapper's Cabin holds a significant place in the history of Waterloo region as the very first building constructed in 1792. Built by Nathaniel Dodge, a trader and trapper, the cabin housed his wife and five children. Much of it remains unchanged. One of the cabin's prominent features is the stone fireplace which served as the primary source of warmth during winter months. The cabin includes a fully equipped kitchen and a cozy bedroom with two queen-size beds, accommodating up to four guests. The bathroom features a soaker tub, shower, and traditional amenities.
With a covered porch overlooking the water buffalo field, guests can relax and observe these majestic animals grazing or lounging in their pond. The Trapper's Cabin provides an ideal setting for a romantic couples getaway. Its rustic charm and historical significance offer a unique and cozy retreat.
2 Bed
Sleeps 4
1 Bath
Minimum 2 nights
Trapper’s Cabin
Amenities
- 1 bedroom
- 2 queen beds
- 1 bathroom
- Sleeps four people
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Private yard
- Porch
- Farm to table products (fee)
- Pet-free environment
- WIFI
- Carolinian forest backdrop
- Indoor gas fireplace
- Entire house
- Private parking
Nicole
We wanted to thank you for a wonderful weekend. You have a beautiful property, and every single detail was so well considered right from how well appointed the guest house was with everything that we needed to the extra things that you curated for us with outdoor yoga, the Chef and the sauna and plunge pool. We thoroughly enjoy every moment and thank you for all of the time that you put into making it so special. We also want to share that one of the most memorable parts was meeting your Mom on the property tour. The tour was outstanding and she was so kind as to even invite us to milk the goats and collect eggs the following morning. Those experiences topped off what was already a wonderful weekend, making it absolutely unforgettable.
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