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Widgawa Lodge & Outfitters: Quiet Tent Sites and Hot‑Water Cabins in Cambridge
A concise guide to Widgawa’s no‑power tent sites, shared washroom facilities and single‑night cabins with running hot water—what to expect, what to pack, and the booking rules.
Widgawa Lodge & Outfitters: Quiet Tent Sites and Hot‑Water Cabins in Cambridge.
Experience the great outdoors at Widgawa Lodge & Outfitters’ camping area: several tent sites without power, shared washroom facilities or outhouses, and the option of single‑night cabins with hot and cold running water as an alternative to pitching a tent. The setup favors simple, unadorned camping—the essentials of a night outdoors with a practical cabin fallback.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Simple tent sites, no power
The campground offers multiple tent sites without electrical hookups, designed for a stripped‑down camping experience where you rely on basic equipment and alternative heat or cooking methods if needed.
Single‑night cabins with hot water
If you prefer not to unpack or risk wet gear, single‑night cabins are available and include a bathroom with hot and cold running water—an easy alternative to tent camping.
Shared washroom options
Facilities are minimal: the site provides outhouses or one shared washroom on site, maintaining a back‑to‑basics feel for campers.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
Days here are uncomplicated: arrive, set a tent on a no‑power site or move into a single‑night cabin, use the shared washroom or outhouses, and plan cooking around the possibility of local fire bans. The property’s choices emphasize simplicity and self‑sufficiency, with cabins available for those who want running water without unpacking tents.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this setup suits—and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tent campers should prepare for no electrical hookups at sites and bring all necessary camping gear; if cooking, bring alternative fuels because local fire bans may be in effect.
There may be local fire bans—plan to use alternative cooking fuels or off‑fire cooking methods as required by local restrictions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I book a stay?
Stays are available from one to seven nights.
What is the nightly rate?
Overnight camping is listed at $40 per night for two guests.
When can I check in and when must I leave?
Check‑in begins at 3:00 PM and check‑out is at 11:00 AM.
Are there bathrooms on site?
The site provides outhouses or one shared washroom; the single‑night cabins include a bathroom with hot and cold running water.
Can I bring my car to my tent site?
Cars are not permitted in the camping area—tent sites are tents only.
Is there a minimum age to reserve?
Yes. Reservations must be made by someone aged 21 or older.