Cabins at Quimby Country
Quimby Country is a rare, surviving example of an early 20th century sportsman’s camp. Its Lodge and many of its cabins are more than 100 years old; the newest ones are at least 80. While the cabins interiors still look as they did in the 1930s, modern amenities such as hot and cold running water, electricity, and full baths have been added over the years. Some cabins even have full kitchens. All have at least a small refrigerator, a working wood stove and, of course, porches with rocking chairs overlooking Forest Lake. Cabin pictures were painted by Vermont Artist Peter Huntoon.
Brown Hackle Cabin
The cabin features a sitting area and two bedrooms. One has a Queen bed and one Twin bed; the other has a single Twin bed and youth bed.
Brown Hackle Cabin sleeps 2-4.
Dusty Miller Cabin
The cabin features a kitchen, a sitting area with sofa, screened porch, and a bedroom with a Queen-sized bed.
Dusty Miller Cabin sleeps 1-2.
Greenwell’s Glory Cabin
The cabin features a large room with a King-sized bed.
Greenwell’s Glory Cabin sleeps 1-2.
Green Drake Cabin
The cabin features two bedrooms. One has a King-sized bed; the other has a single Twin bed.
Green Drake Cabin sleeps 2-3.
Ginger Quill Cabin
The cabin has two stories and features a kitchen, a sitting area, and three bedrooms. The bedroom on the first floor has a Queen-sized bed and upstairs one bedroom has a single Twin bed and the other one has two twin beds.
Ginger Quill Cabin sleeps 2-4.
Black Gnat Cabin
The cabin features a kitchen, a sitting area, a screened porch, and two bedrooms. One bedroom has a Double bed and a single Twin bed; the other has a Queen-sized bed.
Black Gnat Cabin sleeps 2-5.
In Wood Cabin
The cabin features a kitchen, a sitting area, and two bedrooms. One bedroom has a King size bed; the other has a Double bed and a single Twin bed.
In Wood Cabin sleeps 2-5.
