Lupine Landing | Tiny Home on the Big Lake

Great things come in small packages! Book your dream getaway to Lake Superior’s South Shore at Lupine Landing, Cornucopia’s most charming tiny home. This 500 square foot cottage (plus a four-season porch) may be small in size, but it has every amenity you may want, plus stunning Lake Superior views.
Cabin & Property Amenities:
- Fully outfitted kitchen
- 4 season porch
- Dining seating for 4
- High-speed Wifi
- Gas fireplace
- Short drive (or walk) to Cornucopia beach, Meyers Beach, and the lovely beaches in Port Wing
- Perfect mid point for exploring the south shore communities of Cornucopia, Herbster & Port Wing as well as Bayfield, Washburn, Ashland
Your host runs Bark Point Ventures, a vacation rental management & concierge company that specializes in properties on Lake Superior's South Shore. She lives nearby and is available 24/7 to assist her guests. Our passion is ensuring guests experience the magic of what we feel is one of the most amazing places in the world.
The South Shore is truly a place to get away from it all, but not so far from modern conveniences that getting food and gas feels like a chore. The guest book contains tips on all the incredible outdoor activities around here, as well as local arts, plus places to get groceries, dine out, grab a drink, etc. This is truly a year-round destination, whether you enjoy outdoor adventure, local cuisine, art, or simply the company of friends & family in one of the most beautiful locations in the northern U.S.

The home is just a few minutes from the center of Cornucopia, which has a delightful general store/market, awesome coffee shop, bar/restaurant, and marina. Bayfield is about 25 minutes away, and it's roughly a half an hour to Washburn (where you’ll find the largest grocery store in the area). Ashland is about 40 minutes away, with a natural foods co-op, Wal-Mart, and a wider range of shops). Superior & Duluth are an hour and a bit away.
Lupine Landing is located on Spirit Point in Cornucopia, a teeny peninsula that sticks out into Lake Superior & Siskiwit Bay. The home sits on a nearly two-acre parcel which gives you plenty of greenery all around on top of the stunning lake views.

The entrance of the cottage takes you right into the light-filled four-season porch. This is likely where you’ll want to have your morning coffee and evening beverages as you can cozy up on the couch and gaze out at the lake without having to fight off mosquitos (or the cold)! The porch also has an fine assortment of games, should you have a rainy or lazy day during your stay.

Once you enter the cottage proper, you’ll first notice how spacious it feels, thanks to the vaulted ceilings and open plan layout. The main part of the cottage houses the kitchen, dining, and living areas. You’ll be amazed at how functional and fully-outfitted such a small space is! The kitchen, while small, has every appliance (even a popcorn maker!), utensil, and cookware item you may need. The dining table seats up to four. And it has the cutest little refrigerator you’ve ever seen!

The living area has a full-size couch and a comfy swivel chair, both situated to enjoy the warmth of the gas fireplace and the views of the lake.

The two bedrooms are compact, but have everything you’d need, so thoughtfully set up & organized. The first bedroom has a full-size bed (brand new memory foam mattresses are in both bedroom) and the second bedroom has a queen-size bed. Both have windows with views out into the woods & gardens, charging stations, ceiling fans, and ample storage for your luggage & belongings.

The bathroom also feels surprisingly spacious - it has a large shower, single vanity, and a surprisingly large medicine closet for your toiletries.

Everything about Lupine Landing feels modern, new, and so well thought-out. We’re confident you’ll fall in love with this tiny cabin that has a big heart!

*Please note that there are two exterior cameras monitoring the front door and the exterior of the garage.
Due to the lack of public transportation and the distance between towns/amenities, a car is pretty much essential. But, on the plus side, traffic is not a concept we have up here!