Covered porch of the ranch house at The PI Acres

Where you'll sleep

Stays & rates

Three roofs on the property today. Canvas and RV pads on the way.

Long covered porch on the ranch house
Sleeps 8

The Ranch House

The original homestead and still the centre of everything. Three bedrooms, two full baths, a full kitchen, and a porch that runs the whole length of the house — screened from the afternoon sun, wide open to the treeline.

  • Full kitchen and laundry
  • Wraparound covered porch
  • Fire pit and grill outside the door
  • Steps from the pond trail
  • Sleeps 8 across 3 bedrooms
3 BR · 2 BA · Wraparound porch Rates on request
Shaded porch with a table looking into the pines
Sleeps 5

The Guest House

A quieter second cabin set back in the trees with its own covered porch and its own patch of woods. Perfect as an overflow for grandparents, or on its own for a couple who want nothing but birdsong.

  • Two bedrooms plus a sofa bed
  • Private covered porch and seating
  • Kitchenette and full bath
  • Deep shade all afternoon
  • Sleeps 5
2 BR · 1 BA · Private porch Rates on request
Vehicles parked in the shade at the ranch entrance
Sleeps 3

The Shop Loft

A one-bedroom apartment built into the 40×60 shop, warmed by a wood-burning stove. The most rustic room on the property, and the favourite of anyone who has ever stayed in it.

  • Wood-burning stove
  • Six-car covered parking at the door
  • Kitchenette and full bath
  • Closest to the workshop and trailhead
  • Sleeps 3
1 BR · 1 BA · Wood stove Rates on request

Rates vary by season and length of stay. Weekend stays have a two-night minimum; holiday weekends have a three-night minimum. Live rates appear at checkout.

On the way

Canvas tents and RV hookups.

The mowed clearings along the north treeline are being prepared for safari-style tents on platforms — real beds, real linens, no poles to fight with. Full-hookup RV pads follow behind them.

Join the list and you'll hear the day booking opens, before anyone else does.

Mowed clearing framed by pines where glamping tents will stand