Walden Cabin in Prince Edward Island

Walden Cabin is a secluded 10-acre woodland retreat in the rolling farmland of central Prince Edward Island, Canada. A winding drive through maples leads to the cabin and separate bath house. Both are built in the style of a 19th century PEI carriage house: A perfect private oasis for writers, artists, or couples wanting to escape the city.

Walden Cabin is inspired by and named for the New England cabin built by Henry David Thoreau in early 1800s. It was at Thoreau's cabin where he wrote Walden; Or, Life in the Woods, as well as other texts that remain some of the most insightful and enduring contributions to American literature. Thoreau knew the value of a woodland escape. We've tried our best to recreate it for the 21st Century.

Your stay at Walden Cabin in Prince Edward Island includes all the comforts of home: Kitchen supplies, towels, linens and bedding are provided. TV/VCR, gas BBQ and fax machine are also included. There is a washroom in the main cabin, as well as a second washroom and antique claw foot tub in the cedar bath house.

Walden Cabin is an easy 20 minute drive from most of PEI's main attractions: Cavendish Beach, world class golf, the Confederation Trail, theatre and dining in Charlottetown.

For more information and photos, see http://www.accolade.ca/pei

Rates:
Per Week: $700 CDN,
plus provincial sales tax (10%)
Security Deposit: $250
Rental Season: June - November

walden cabin
c/o Stuart Hickox
613.260.7277

stuart@accolade.ca