the micro cabin in roberts creek

There are lots of activities, attractions, and culture on the Sunshine Coast. If you are a fan of the outdoors, there’s a nice hike at Smuggler Cove, a steep (but short) hike to see a terrific view at Soames Point in Gibsons, and Cliff Gilker Park has many scenic nature trails. Despite the mild winters on the coast, there is even snowshoeing up on Dakota Ridge! You can visit museums or take a self-guided tour of art studios and galleries. Rent a kayak or explore farmers markets (including the Wednesday market at the Roberts Creek Hall). Visiting the shíshálh Nation tems swiya Museum is a lovely way to spend a rainy afternoon.

Another neat thing to do is to venture all the way to the end of the peninsula to see some of the world’s biggest standing waves at the Skookumchuck Narrows. Stop by the Iris Griffith Nature Centre on the way, or get some great burgers and sushi up in Madeira Park. The best sockeye fish and chips is sold through our local fisherman at Sharkey’s Fish Locker, just up the street. End the day with a visit to Persephone Brewery, Banditry Cider, Brickers Cider, or Sunday Cider. Or, if you’re feeling cozy and just want to relax, grab a bottle of wine from the General Store or make a mug of hot tea, wrap yourself in a soft blanket, and dive into a good book. The micro cabin is a toasty little refuge that is yours to snuggle down and deeply chill.