Yes,  if you are staying at an Airbnb or Vrbo and there is space for the trailer you should be able to rent a sauna during your stay! Check in with your host for permission.

Sauna is an age-old wellness and bathing practice that has stood the test of time. It offers a multitude of health benefits, like increasing cardiovascular function and reducing blood pressure. Moreover, it is a space and practice that encourages you to relax and reset. The feeling after a good sauna is like that after a run or a cold plunge; deeper breathing, calmer nervous system and an unoccupied mind. Sauna is a great addition for social events because it refreshes and revives, loosens and relaxes, making it easier for people to open-up and have fun. Get high off your own supply and enjoy the sauna!

Not necessarily. Upon drop off, we are more than happy to start the sauna stove and get things heated up. If you plan to use the sauna again or later than the drop off time, we will need to brief someone who is comfortable with starting a fire on how to get things going. It is a very efficient stove and starts very easily. We will provide all fire starter materials and wood.

Yes, reach out to us if you need an alternative drop off or pick up time.

The sauna is heated by a wood stove that is designed specifically for saunas. It can heat the sauna in as little as half an hour.

Always listen to your body. If you are new to using a sauna, ease into it. Always step out if you are feeling light-headed or woozy.

As long as you would like to! Most sessions wind down after 2-3 hours but if there are multiple people rotating in and out, feel free to keep it going as long as it's being enjoyed.

Simply close the door, open the upper vent above the bench, and let the fire go out on its own.

Yes! Sauna is a great experience any time of year. Summer is a particularly great time for Sauna. Exposure to the warm temperatures in the sauna builds heat tolerance, making a hot summer day feel cooler, naturally. Lake Superior offers the ultimate cold plunge to cool off in the summer.