How many people does Atsion Cabin sleep?

The cabin sleeps up to 12 guests; confirm exact sleeping arrangements and maximum occupancy with the Pine Tree Center before booking.

Is there a kitchen and bathroom?

Yes. The rental includes a full kitchen and a full indoor bathroom so groups can cook and manage personal needs on-site.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is 4 PM and check-out on the last day of rental is 12 PM (noon). Confirm any variations with the booking provider.

Pet policies are set by the Pine Tree Center; you should confirm pet rules and any fees on the booking page before arrival.

How do I book the cabin?

Bookings are handled through the provided referral link; follow the fareharbor booking flow for availability and payment details.

Is there cell service at the cabin?

Cell service can be spotty in forested parts of southern New Jersey; plan accordingly and download maps or offline directions before you arrive.

Atsion Cabin: Group Cabin Retreat on 165 Acres at Pine Tree Center, Tabernacle NJ

Perched on 165 acres at the Pine Tree Center in Tabernacle, New Jersey, Atsion Cabin is a roomy, single-rental getaway built for groups who want hands-on access to the outdoors without sacrificing basic comforts. The cabin sleeps up to 12 and includes a full kitchen and bathroom, making it a practical base camp for multi-day hikes, family reunions, or a group retreat. Check-in is 4 PM; check-out on the last day is noon. From the front porch the property drops into open forest and a web of maintenance trails that thread through classic New Jersey pine country. The surrounding woods are dominated by pitch pine and scrub oak, the vegetation that defines the nearby Pine Barrens, and the terrain favors easy to moderate walking, birdwatching, and evening campfire gatherings on permitted sites. Wildlife sightings commonly include white-tailed deer and songbirds; in spring listen for frogs and migrating warblers along wetter hollows. What distinguishes Atsion Cabin in the local outdoor scene is its combination of scale and convenience: 165 acres of forested land feel expansive for a single rental, yet the cabin provides full amenities—stove, refrigerator, running water, and indoor bathroom—so groups can focus on adventure rather than logistics. That mix makes it a standout alternative to crowded commercial lodges or roughing it at a campground. The Pine Tree Center setting also places you within easy reach of regional outdoor resources and trail networks, giving you a true multi-day playground without constant driving. Plan for flexible days: bring layered clothing for cool nights, sturdy boots for leaf-covered trails, and enough food to cook in the cabin’s kitchen. The property is family-friendly but not a fully serviced resort; operator contact and ownership details were not provided. Reservations come through a booking link; policies on pets, fires, and maximum occupancy are set by the Pine Tree Center and should be confirmed before arrival. This cabin works best as a low-key base for hiking, stargazing, and group meals around a long table. It’s particularly appealing to groups who want privacy and space to spread out while remaining close to the sort of forests and trails that define southern New Jersey’s outdoor identity. Leave the noise behind, keep your visits light on impact, and let the simplicity of a well-equipped cabin and wide, quiet woods reset your pace. Inside, practical touches—ample seating, a full stove, pots, pans, and a refrigerator—keep evenings simple, and a single full bathroom reduces the need to plan around schedules. The cabin’s layout supports separate sleeping areas for families or friends, and thoughtful lighting and heating make shoulder-season stays comfortable. For groups planning longer visits, the 2–7 day suggested duration gives time to explore trails and nearby attractions. Reserve early online.