TOWN OF SILVER CLIFF LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Tiny Cabins, Big Northwoods: A Kosir’s Campground Glamping Stay in Silver Cliff
A compact guide to renting a 12x24 camping cabin that sleeps four at Kosir’s Campground—what’s included, what’s not, and how to pack for a simple Northwoods escape.
Tiny Cabins, Big Northwoods: A Kosir’s Campground Glamping Stay in Silver Cliff.
Nestled inside Kosir’s Campground in Silver Cliff, these 12x24 camping cabins offer a pared-down glamping option: compact, rustic shelters fitted with bunk beds, a futon and a mini fridge, set among the Northwoods with access to shared campground facilities.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact 12x24 cabins built for four
Each cabin comfortably sleeps four with two sets of twin bunk beds and a futon; small touches include a mini fridge and a modest dining table—everything arranged inside a tidy 12x24 footprint.
Picnic table and fire pit just outside the door
The cabins extend outdoors with a picnic table and fire pit at each unit, letting guests center evenings on campfire cooking and stargazing while remaining within the campground setting.
Shared campground amenities at the ready
There’s no running water or bathroom inside the cabins; instead guests rely on the campground’s bathroom and shower house, located at the beginning of the campgrounds.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
A stay in these tiny cabins is simple and immediate: arrive at Kosir’s Campground, drop gear into a compact, furnished cabin, and move outdoors to cook or gather by the pit. The setup prioritizes proximity to nature and communal campground facilities over in-cabin luxuries, offering a short-stay glamping rhythm for 1–7 nights.
THE CABIN
Compact 12x24 cabins built for four
Each cabin comfortably sleeps four with two sets of twin bunk beds and a futon; small touches include a mini fridge and a modest dining table—everything arranged inside a tidy 12x24 footprint.
THE OUTDOOR RITUALS
Picnic table and fire pit just outside the door
The cabins extend outdoors with a picnic table and fire pit at each unit, letting guests center evenings on campfire cooking and stargazing while remaining within the campground setting.
THE CAMP GROUNDS
Shared campground amenities at the ready
There’s no running water or bathroom inside the cabins; instead guests rely on the campground’s bathroom and shower house, located at the beginning of the campgrounds.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who these cabins suit—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
One throw blanket, fitted sheet and a pillow are supplied for every bed; if you anticipate needing more warmth or bedding, bring additional blankets and pillows. Pack layered clothing because cabins are not heated and have no A/C; bring personal toiletries since there’s no running water inside the cabin.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I book the cabin?
Cabin rentals are available for stays of 1–7 nights.
How many people can sleep in a cabin?
Each cabin comfortably sleeps four people; additional charges apply for extra guests.
Are there bathrooms inside the cabin?
No; there is no running water or bathroom inside the cabins. Guests use the campground bathroom and shower house located at the beginning of the campgrounds.
Do the cabins have heating or air conditioning?
No; the cabins are not heated and do not have air conditioning.
What bedding is provided?
Each bed comes with one throw blanket, a fitted sheet and a pillow. If you need extra blankets or pillows, bring them with you.