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What’s Included in a Housekeeping Cabin?

Every cabin comes with a real kitchen, a full-size fridge, stove and oven, microwave, coffee maker, cookware, and counter space to work with. It’s built for a week of real cooking, not reheating. Fry up the walleye you caught that morning, put together dinner for the whole group, or pack lunches before heading out to a remote lake.

Outside, most cabins have a deck, a BBQ, a picnic table, a fire pit, and parking for two vehicles plus your boat and trailer. That fire pit gets more use than anything else on the property, most nights end there, trading stories about the one that got away.

There are no streetlights and no highway noise here. On a clear night, the fire goes quiet on its own once someone spots the stars above or even the northern lights above the water.

Ideal for Couples or Small Groups — Cabins 3, 4, 12 & 14

These smaller two-bedroom layouts are well suited for couples seeking a quiet week on the lake, two-person fishing partners (we welcome solo travellers), father-and-son trips, and small Bear hunting groups.

These cabins provide privacy, simple sleeping arrangements, and full kitchen functionality without excess space. Most have a deck and a firepit.

Best for Families — Cabins 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, and 11

These mid-sized cabins are excellent choices for parents with children, multi-generational family trips, and groups of three to five guests.

They typically offer 1–3 bedrooms, full private bathrooms, comfortable dining and sitting areas, and most have outdoor decks. Because the property is contained within a Provincial Park setting, traffic and noise are minimal — an important consideration for families with younger children.

Designed for Larger Groups — Cabins 6, 9, 10, and 12EH

For bigger crews — fishing clubs, annual friend groups, or extended family trips — these cabins provide expanded sleeping and gathering space.

Features include additional beds, larger dining tables, open sitting areas, ample kitchen workspace, 1.5 bathrooms, and stand-alone freezers to store your fish.

These work well for six to ten guests, annual group fishing traditions, moose hunting parties, and late-summer trophy Pike trips.

The Screened-In Porch Advantage — Cabin 12EH

Cabin 12EH offers a screened-in porch — a unique feature within the property’s lineup. This space allows guests to enjoy morning coffee outdoors, evening meals with fresh air, protected seating during mosquito season and inclement weather, and lake views in comfort.

For families with children or guests sensitive to insects, this feature often becomes the deciding factor.

The Rousseau’s Landing Cabin Experience

Cabins are rented on a weekly, per-person, per week (children 12 & under are half price), making the experience affordable for families and fishing groups alike. You bring your groceries and personal gear — we provide the basecamp.

This setup gives guests freedom. You control your schedule. Cook when you want. Fish at sunrise. Stay out late. Relax around the fire in the evening and celebrate your day.

Location Matters: Sandbar Lake & Provincial Park Setting

Rousseau’s Landing is one of the only private properties located inside Sandbar Provincial Park. That means: no neighboring resorts crowding the shoreline, natural forest surroundings, direct lake access from the resort, and a quiet, controlled environment. Enjoy a wilderness experience while being close to a small town.

Sandbar Lake itself offers strong Walleye and Northern Pike fishing throughout the season. For guests who want to expand their adventure, the property also provides access to multiple surrounding boat cache lakes. You get wilderness fishing — without wilderness complications.