Go off-the-grid at this Galiano Island cabin

The rounded cabin is clad in rustic shingles and has many windows to keep the space airy and bright. Located mid-island, the cabin is tucked away in the forest, with a pebble swimming beach and cool cove cave within walking distance.

This is the main room of the cabin with a ladder leading up to the loft bedroom. One of the walls is made up entirely of windows, while a sunlight on the ceiling swings open to bring in that crisp forest air. If the cabin gets cooler, there’s a space heater.

The kitchen is compact, but outfitted with the basics like a sink, bar fridge, two-burner propane stove, and enough pots and pans to whip up a tasty dinner. We love how the twinkly lights around the windows make the space feel extra cozy. Since there was no space for proper cupboards, a tiny set of wooden shelves were built into the corner to store dishes.

Opposite the kitchen, there’s a comfy couch and folding chair in the small seating area. The couch pulls out into a double bed, offering up two more sleeping spots. Although the space is tight, there’s definitely enough room here to lounge after a long hike.

The bedroom is nestled away in the peak of the house. Unlike so many tiny cabins, this loft actually has quite a bit of height, so you don’t need to worry about hitting your head on the ceiling! To prevent the space from getting too muggy, there’s a small window for ventilation.

A short walk away from the cabin is the outhouse. It only has three walls, so if you want privacy, give your cabin-mates a heads-up