Cabin on Glen Innish Farm

A quiet stay overlooking pasture, sky, and water.

Perched above the rolling pastures of Glen Innish Farm, the Cabin on the Glen offers wide-open views of grazing sheep, expansive skies, and — in the distance — Lake Michigan.

Mornings begin with sunrise rising softly over the lake, light unfolding across the water before reaching the fields below. Evenings close with warm sunsets stretching across the pastures, casting long golden shadows and settling the land into stillness.

Here, the horizon stretches wide.
The wind moves through tall grass.
The rhythm of the farm sets the pace.

From the porch, you can watch the animals graze, clouds roll in from the lake, and the subtle shifts of a working farm moving through its day. It is peaceful — but not static. The land is alive, and you are invited into that quiet vitality.

Inside, the cabin blends rustic warmth with thoughtful comfort. Natural textures, soft linens, and simple details create a space that feels grounded and welcoming. It is designed for slowing down — for journaling at the table, reading by the window, sharing an unhurried meal, or simply sitting in silence while the sky changes color.

As guests of the cabin, you become part of the Glen’s daily rhythm. You may choose to keep your stay simple and restorative — wandering the Glen Path (An Slighe na Gleanna), visiting the farm store, or sitting in The Snug with a warm drink.

For those who wish to engage more deeply, seasonal farm experiences are available to add to your stay. Depending on the time of year, guests may participate in guided walks, lavender harvest moments, hands-on workshops, private tastings, or curated farm experiences designed around the Wheel of the Year. These offerings allow you to step more fully into the life of the land and are thoughtfully prepared as enhancements to your retreat.

Whether you come to rest or to immerse yourself in farm life, the Cabin on the Glen offers space to reconnect — to nature, to the seasons, and to yourself.

Come for the sunrise over the lake.
Stay for the sunset across the pastures.
Leave steady and restored.