The resort's cabins are numbered 2 through 8 — there was a №1 once, and it burned down, which is why the row starts where it does. Every named cabin opens with a story that happened within a day's ride of its porch. №8 doesn't carry one, and won't: it is the modern house on the row, built long after the era the named cabins remember, and it wears its number plainly.

It is also spoken for. A long-term guest has it for the season and likely beyond, so it isn't taking bookings — not online, not by phone. The rest of the row is.

When it frees up, the listing returns to this page. Until then the honest answer is the short one: not this cabin — but the rest of the row is open, and dogs are welcome in all of it.