A Private Lakefront Escape in Sister Bay
Wooded and peaceful, yet just a short walk from Door County's shops and restaurants
Finding Your Way to Cedar Hollow
The driveway is gravel and unmarked, so watch for the wooden Cedar Hollow sign at the turn-off from N Bay Shore Dr. Turn in at the sign, and park in the spot closest to the cabin. You'll find the lockbox to the right of the front door. Note that the gravel driveway can be tight for larger SUVs — if needed, there's extra parking available at the top near the road.
The house, room by room
Everything You Need, Right Where You'd Expect It
Exploring Sister Bay
The cabin sits in a quiet, wooded corner of Sister Bay with private lake access, just a short drive or walk from the town's shops and restaurants. A car is recommended for getting around Door County.
Getting around: A car is recommended — the cabin is a short drive from Sister Bay's shops and restaurants.
Check-Out
Check-out is by 10:00 AM. Before you go, please start the dishwasher, take out the trash, and lock up — there's no need to strip the beds.
- No smoking indoors.
- Quiet hours after 10pm out of respect for neighbors.
A Cozy, Well-Equipped Cabin on the Water
Inside, Cedar Hollow Cabin offers a full kitchen with a coffee maker, microwave and oven, a comfortable living area with a fireplace and TV, and two bedrooms with three beds set up to comfortably sleep six. Outside, guests can take in the private waterfront, gather around the fire pit, or relax on the deck — all surrounded by the quiet of the woods.
Sister Bay, Door County
Cedar Hollow Cabin is set on the water in Sister Bay, Door County, Wisconsin — quiet and wooded, yet within easy reach of the area's shops and restaurants. A car is recommended for getting around, with the cabin just a short drive from the center of town.
Cedar Hollow Cabin sits quietly among the trees on the shore of Sister Bay, offering the rare feeling of true seclusion just a short walk from town. Guests consistently love the private lake access and the peaceful, wooded setting, along with evenings spent around the fire pit by the water. The kitchen counters were recently redone and a fire pit added last spring, with the dock refinished in early summer — small touches that make the cabin feel well cared for while keeping its relaxed, cabin character intact.