These stunning Canadian cabins are on so many travellers' wish lists

Perhaps you’d be more likely to embrace the bitter Canadian winter if you stayed in one of Airbnb’s Pinterest-worthy cabins.

According to Airbnb, people love cabins in Canada, which offer guests a chance to savour the outdoors and disconnect from it all.

“Our Cabins Category makes it easier to find cozy stays from coast-to-coast-to coast, inspiring guests to wind down, reconnect and enjoy Canada’s winter wonderland,” states the release.

From a charming treehouse in BC to a luxurious chalet in Québec, these are the top locations that guests have been adding to their wish lists:

Le MICA (Chalets Micro-Eement) — Lac-Beaupont, Québec

This tiny high-end retreat can be found just 25 minutes from Old Québec and is located in the heart of the Maelström recreational forestry area. The home offers panoramic views of Laurentian Park and sunsets at the highest peak of Lac-Beauport.

The Lagöm – Miradors – The Maelström — Lac-Beaupont, Québec

There’s no TV in this minimalist mini chalet, but you likely won’t need one since this eco-friendly space has large windows with views of the mountains and the Saint Laurent River. If you must catch up on your shows, fear not: there’s WiFi.

Four Pines Cabin — Kawartha Lakes, Ontario

Completely disconnect from it all in this charming tiny cabin. It’s 100% off-grid with solar panels, a self-contained composting toilet, and an outdoor shower.

The Cabin at Fernwood Hills — Komoka, Ontario

Escape in this tiny cabin in a forest in the heart of southwestern Ontario. If you don’t mind the walk or two-minute drive to the washroom and shower, this might be the perfect spot to unwind and recharge.

Owl’s Perch Treehouse — Sooke, BC

Make like an owl and head to this treetop cabin perched 30 feet off the ground. There’s a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and a deck, and it’s only five minutes from the Sooke city centre.

Escape North to Muskoka A-Frame — Huntsville, Ontario

The ideal hideaway for couples, this A-frame chalet in Muskoka is only three minutes from a private beach. It’s great for quintessentially Canadian outdoor activities like skiing and snowboarding, but you can also hike, canoe, or ice skate at Arrowhead and Algonquin Parks.

Le Chalet Bleu — Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard, Québec

This family-friendly home is the ideal spot, no matter the season. Use the kayak or canoe in the summer, or skate, ski, or snowboard in winter. Stocked with board games and books, enjoy many cozy evenings by the three-sided fireplace.

Bora-Boréal Floating Home — Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval, Québec

If privacy is what you’re after, look no further than the Bora Boréal Floating Home, located 30 minutes from Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval. It offers stunning mountain views and access to a small beach.

Luxurious Chalet — La Malbaie, Québec

The epitome of luxury, this chalet located in Cap-à-l’Aigle, Charlevoix, features a sauna, heated pool, spa, wood fireplace, a large kitchen, and a patio. It even comes with an EV-charging station in the private parking space.

Rivers Edge Cottage & Sauna — Edgewood, BC

Located on the banks of a horseshoe-shaped pond, this cabin sleeps six, making it the perfect place to reconnect with friends and family. There’s a barbecue, firepit, and a fully equipped kitchen. Head to the middle of the pond to access the wood-fired sauna.

Check out the full list of the most wish-listed Canadian Airbnbs here.