Cabins & Glamping in High Springs near Orlando
Nestled in High Springs, FL, just 2 hours outside of Orlando, our Outpost offers an onsite trail, a mix of mature oaks, and enchanting Spanish moss, and is near natural wonders like, Devil’s Millhopper and Geological State Park, a deep bowl-shaped cavity with a beautiful rainforest hidden inside.
Our tiny cabins have everything you need and nothing you don't. Each cabin includes:
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Things to Do
This dog-friendly trail takes about half an hour to complete, perfect for a quick morning hike through the pine forest around Santa Fe River and the area’s springs.
To support local farmers and get a taste of the area, head to High Springs to stock up on ingredients for your favorite campfire recipes.
Try some local brews at the family-owned and -operated purveyor of hand-crafted beverages.
Good Neighbors
Surrounded by expansive woodlands, each location is thoughtfully designed with dozens of individual cabins. While you’ll be immersed in nature, you’ll also be near your neighbors—so please keep your music and voices down so everyone can enjoy the peace and quiet.
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Is there cell phone reception at the cabins?
Because of the secluded nature of our locations, cell phone service may be a little spottier than normal. You may not get any reception at all—if this is the case, embrace the opportunity to unplug and relax. Each of the cabins is equipped with a landline for calls to the Postcard Cabins team or to 911 in case of emergency.
Is there a designated area to park?
In most cases, you can feel free to park right next to your cabin. Other sites will have designated parking spaces about 150 feet away from each cabin.
Are other cabins around?
Yes, all of our locations feature dozens of private cabins. We work hard to make sure each cabin has its own space, but expect to see other cabins on the land.
How does the water supply work?
Most of our locations are connected to a city water supply. However, at some of our Eastern Catskills cabins, water is more limited, with around 150 gallons available per stay. With mindful use, this should last you about four nights. Please note that hot water is limited in all cabins, providing about five minutes of use per shower, with a 30-minute regeneration time between uses.
Is the water drinkable/potable?
Yes, the water is drinkable/potable.
Can I set up a tent near my cabin?
To maintain the peaceful atmosphere and ensure privacy for all our guests, we kindly ask that tents not be set up near cabins.
Down to Earth
Did you know, every time you book a stay, we'll make a donation to One Tree Planted.