Restawhile Cabin

Restawhile is one of three identical cabins called The Triplets. Wildflower and Bayview are other 2 cabins that make up The Triplets. The cabin was built in the early 20's along with Wildflower and Bayview in the first expansion of the resort. Through the generations it has seen many changes but has retained its cabin charm and great view.

Restawhile features a nearly 100 year old field stone fireplace with a wood burning Lopi wood stove inserted in the fireplace. When in operation the warm wood heat radiates into the cabin making it warm and cozy and the fire is memorizing to watch through the glass door. One of its best features is a large original screened in porch with vintage furniture and double swinging bed. Bedrooms have a queen in one and a vintage double bed built by Maynard Black in 1940's. Restawhile has one bathroom with a shower.

Outside the cabin, Restawhile has fire pit with plenty of adirondack chairs, a Weber grill and a picnic table. The stairwell right in front of the cabin goes down to the lake where there is a dock area shared with Holiday and Norway.