CABIN / LODGE / MEALS FAQ

“ How will the Building for the Future in Summer Season 2023 effect our stay"? Cornucopia Lodge will be getting a new roof, expansion of the outdoor patio area and exterior improvements. The Main Lodge Building will not be accessible to guests from 6/15/23 - 9/15/23. A temporary dining location will be available for the summer season. Signs on premise will direct guests accordingly. Regular food service is available for in-house guests. Lunch is available, Thur - Sun from 11am-2pm. Dinner by reservation only.

"Are there refrigerators, microwaves, bathrooms, coffee makers, linens in the cabin?"

             We do provide small refrigerators, keurig coffee makers, as well as a 2-burner stove to be used for heating water for hot chocolate and tea.  We ask that you do NOT cook in the cabins, but you are welcome to bring a camp stove and cook on the picnic table outside.  Or you may reserve dinner or lunch in the lodge, or drive to Halfway to enjoy the restaurants there.  We have full bathrooms (shower, toilet, sink) and all your bedding, towels & amenities (soap, shampoo etc) are provided.

"Do the cabins have power?"

              Yes... BUT... we ARE off the grid. So every cabin has it's own battery bank that is charged via our central diesel generator.  The inverters for the cabins cannot handle large power loads, so you cannot run a regular hair dryer, but we do have low wattage ones for you to borrow - just ask!

               Other common items, such as laptops & phones are fine and can be used / charged at the cabins.  C-PAP machines, however, can only be used when NOTHING else is plugged in.  So, if you have a battery power source for your machine, you may want to bring it.

"What are the meal options?"

              Breakfast is included with all cabin stays (no-charge for up to 2 people in one-bedroom cabins, and 4 people in two-bedroom cabins. Additional breakfasts are $12/each).  We ask that you do NOT cook in the cabins, but you are welcome to bring a camp stove and cook on the picnic table outside.  Or you may drive to Halfway to enjoy the several restaurants there, or reserve dinner or lunch in the lodge.  We provide upscale dinners (all homemade) served family style for $30 per adult and $15 per child.  Or you can request lunch in the lodge or a sack lunch to take with you.

"What are the lodge rooms like?"

                The lodge rooms are both spacious. The Downstairs Lodge Room is a handicapped accessible room which is very well appointed.  The Upstairs Lodge Room is comfortable and cozy, with outstanding views of the forest and mountain ridges. There is a keurig coffee maker in the room and a small refrigerator may be available upon request. There is no stove in either room.

"Are pets allowed?"

                Yes, your well-behaved pet is allowed in cabins.  We do request no visitor dogs in the lodge, however.

"Can you drive to the cabins/lodge?"

                 During the summer, all cabins are easily accessible by vehicle.  In the winter, however, all vehicles must park at the turn around (6 miles down the road from lodge) and either come up by snowmobile or request a transport.  We do offer over-the-snow transport via tracked SUV and UTV’s .

"What are meals like?"

                We serve all meals family-style.  They are typically cooks choice, but dinners are upscale and entirely home-made.  Examples of dinners include Pork Tenderloin, Cheesy Chicken Parmesan , Flank Steak, etc.  Each meal includes homemade breads, salad or soup, and dessert for $30 per person. Ice tea and water are provided.  Soda, Beer and Wine may be purchased for in-house or of consumption.

"Do you serve alcohol?"

                 We do offer a selection of beer and wine.

"Is there Wi-Fi or cell service or tv"?

                  While we have no tv's on site, you will be able to access Wi-Fi in the lodge.  Verizon users will also have cell service in the lodge, and most can text from their cabins.  Other cell providers do not have service.