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Jan 15, 2025

　　Each wood-frame-and-canvas cottage has beds, linens, electrical outlets and a table and chairs inside. Guests share the communal bathhouse, cooking facilities and hot tub. Captured rainwater runs through the sinks and showers; solar energy heats it. The cottages nestle into the surrounding trees, so it's a bit like sleeping in a breezy tree house. Three-night minimum stay.

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