WHERE SUSTAINABILITY MEETS LUXURY ESCAPE

IT’S OUR PRIORITY

Our goal as hosts is to reduce our environmental impact without sacrificing comfort or luxury during your getaway. We have carefully curated your experience to have as low an impact on the planet as possible. Optimization for energy efficiency reduces our operational carbon footprint. 

HOW WE’RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

  1. Plant-based toiletries are provided in reusable vessels

  2. Paper towel + toilet paper are made from 100% recycled, chlorine free Cascade products

  3. The water supply is drawn from the Severn River. We have two filters on our water system. It is safe to bathe, cook and brush your teeth with the tap water.

  4. Drinking water is provided in reusable 18L jugs

  5. Down alternative pillow + duvets

  6. Biodegradable kitchen sponge

  7. LED lighting + timers

  8. Low flow toilets

  9. Energy efficient appliances

  10. Zero single-use plastic in any form (toiletries, coffee pods, etc).

  11. Smart Thermostats

  12. Most furniture and decor is built by us or was purchased second-hand

  13. Guests are encouraged to use our recycling bins, unplug appliances and turn off lights when not in use

  14. Bill and Welcome Package are emailed to eliminate paper waste

  15. Almost all of our interior design choices are reclaimed, vintage or handmade

CABIN FACT:

A LITTLE

The Wood House Muskoka was created with Eco Friendly Construction. It’s fabricated entirely of logs and renewable resources. South facing windows and radiant heated flooring add subtle warmth inside. The construction is chink-less, which refers to a centuries-old Scandinavian process of fitting massive logs together, some over 35-feet long, using precise carving and wooden pegs. There are no metal screws or nails holding things in place, and no CO₂ intensive cement (hence the name chink-less, as chinking refers to the practice of binding timber using cement or similar adhesives). Because they are a minimum 12 inches wide, they have thermal mass on top of insulating value higher than that of an average framed house. The logs store heat in the winter and reflect heat outward in the summer to help maintain an ambient temperature.

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