Log Cabins
Log cabins typically feature a cozy, rustic appeal and generally have a smaller square footage than typical log homes. Whether you're looking for a full-time log cabin home, a vacation retreat, a lakeside getaway or a hunting cabin, browse our full collection of log cabin home tours.
A 500-square-foot vintage log cabin is the centerpiece of lakeside living in the Montana mountains.
These spaces prove scaling down the square footage of a log home doesn’t require skimping on comfort or charisma.
Long-time reader Albert Barrass, now 80, hand-built his 3,100-square-foot log home 35 years ago. Amongst the moose and elk in Y...
This log home captures the best of the log cabin lifestyle:
This lucky log home enthusiast stumbled upon an old-school cabin on five acres with a pond. All it was missing? A little TLC.
This family hit the jackpot with a hidden gem that's just a quick drive from civilization.
This 1,000-square-foot cabin is filled to the brim with historic and handcrafted touches.
Faith, love, and vision combine to transform a log home into a picture-perfect North Georgia cabin.
Though this charming, milled-log cabin may be small on space, it lives as large as the Big Sky countryside it calls home. See t...
A 15-year search for the perfect piece of property has sublime results for one very patient man.
A Missouri couple builds their dream cabin to escape the "business of life."
Since 1985, this 40-acre, non-profit nature park nestled within the town of Oakland has charmed visitors attending wedding rece...
One look at these darling cabins is all you need to understand why people are obsessed with small log homes. They’re quaint, th...
An Arkansas couple builds a cozy log cabin to accommodate their large family.
A remote Canadian log cabin proves that living off the grid doesn’t necessarily mean you have to rough it.
No electricity? No plumbing? No problem. Now THIS is off-the-grid living!
Styling inspired by the Great Camps distinguishes a couple’s vacation retreat in Pennsylvania.
Long Island retirees trade big-city chaos for a quieter, simpler life in this Catskills log home.
