The historic Cypress Log Cabin that once stood as a major attraction at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair is undergoing a remarkable transformation at Indiana Dunes National Park. Listed in the National Register of Historical Places, this iconic structure holds a rich history that is now being revitalized for a new purpose.
Preserving History for the Future
With the vision to offer unique lodging experiences, 'IN the Dunes' has taken the initiative to convert this piece of history into short-term accommodation. The focus is on expanding lodging options within the park while honoring the cultural significance of the cabin.
A Journey Across Lake Michigan
Originally built to showcase the beauty of cypress wood, the log cabin was relocated across Lake Michigan to its current location. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Indiana Landmarks and NWI Development Group, the cabin has been lovingly preserved over the years, ensuring that its legacy endures.
Modern Comforts in a Historic Setting
The renovated cabin will seamlessly blend historic charm with modern amenities to provide a comfortable stay for up to 12 guests. Nestled amidst the natural beauty of Indiana Dunes National Park, visitors will have exclusive access to Lake Michigan, offering a truly immersive experience.
As 'IN the Dunes' opens its doors to guests, the allure of staying in a piece of living history will undoubtedly draw nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The transformation of the Cypress Log Cabin signifies a harmonious blend of the past and present, creating a new chapter in its storied existence.