ANDOVER LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Red Pine Cabin — A Compact, Off‑Grid Retreat at Tall Pines ATV Park
An off‑grid, non‑electric cabin for up to six with solar lighting, trail access, and outdoor cooking — this guide compiles the practical facts you need to plan a stay.
Red Pine Cabin — A Compact, Off‑Grid Retreat at Tall Pines ATV Park.
Perched just off the trails at Tall Pines ATV Park in Andover, New York, the Red Pine cabin is a compact, non‑electric lodging option that sleeps six. The cabin comes with mattresses (bring your own linens or sleeping bags), solar lights, and a nearby Porta‑John; outside, guests find picnic seating, a fire ring and space to pitch tents amid wide views and easy parking.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Sleeps Six with Simple, Shared Bedding
Red Pine provides one queen bed and four twin bunks with mattresses in place; linens and sleeping bags are not supplied, so plan to bring your own. The cabin is arranged to accommodate a group of up to six.
Trail‑Side Views and Outdoor Living
Every accommodation offers a beautiful view and is located just off the trails. There is plenty of parking, room to set up tents outside the cabin, and outdoor dining at a picnic table beside a fire ring.
Off‑Grid Essentials: Solar Lighting and Basic Facilities
The cabin is non‑electric but equipped with solar lights; a Porta‑John is located nearby for basic sanitary needs. Guests should bring linens, plan meals to cook outdoors, and be prepared for a rustic stay.
What the day feels like
What to Expect
Arrive, park in the ample lot, and drop gear at the Red Pine cabin before heading out onto the adjacent trail network. Nights are spent around the picnic table or fire ring, under solar illumination; mattresses are on site but guests supply their own linens or sleeping bags. The setting is purposefully simple — views, outdoor cooking and the nearby Porta‑John define the rhythm of a stay.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Mattresses are provided but linens and sleeping bags are not — bring your own bedding. Also bring any personal supplies, cooking utensils and water; the cabin relies on solar lighting and basic outdoor facilities.
Each cabin has solar lights and a nearby Porta‑John. Outside there is a picnic table, a fire ring for cooking and designated space to set up tents.
Plenty of parking is available and there is room adjacent to the cabin to set up tents or store gear while you use the cabin as a base.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people does Red Pine cabin sleep?
The cabin easily sleeps six people with one queen bed and four twin bunks (mattresses provided).
Are linens provided?
No — mattresses are provided but guests must bring their own linens or sleeping bags.
Is the cabin electric?
The cabin is non‑electric but is equipped with solar lights for basic illumination.
Are there bathroom facilities?
A Porta‑John is located nearby for sanitary needs.
How long can I book the cabin for?
Stays range from 2 to 14 nights.
Is there space to camp outside the cabin?
Yes — there is room to set up tents outside the cabin and guests commonly use the picnic table and fire ring for outdoor meals.