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Cabins & Candlelight LLC
7295 N 1100 E
Colfax, IN 46035
Phone: 1-800-864-6717
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Current news at Cabins & Candlelight

photo of wildflowers
April 15, 2010
What a beautiful spring here! Nearly 50 Redbud trees are in bloom as well as the Crabapple and Dogwood trees. The Bluebell wildflowers are also in full view throughout the woods. Mushroom hunting season will be here soon.

February 15, 2010
It's definitely been a white winter here! The guests are enjoying watching it snow as they sit by the glow of the fireplace.

November 14, 2009
We've seen several deer on the property as the fall harvest continues.

November 1, 2009
We've just learned that we've received a "Best Cabins" award from Bedandbreakfast.com. We'd like to thank all our guests who submitted a review online and helped us win this award!

October 20, 2009
It's been a beautiful fall here! Many of the trees we have planted over the years are showing their red color.

April 27, 2009
The Redbud trees are in full bloom again and the Prairiefire Crabapple tree is beautiful! There are baby cardinals in an evergreen tree in front of the cabin.

April 23, 2009
We saw a barred owl and a deer right behind one of the cabins today. We frequently hear the owls but had never seen one before. The bluebell wildflowers are in full bloom in the woods.

April 11, 2009
A frisky fox has been hunting in the meadow in front of the cabins for the last few days.

April 9, 2009
The daffodils are in full bloom around the cabins, and the bluebells are making an appearance in the woods. It's a great time to walk down the path to Sugar Creek and see the woods come to life. The blue heron has returned for another year. The redbud trees should be blooming soon.

March 20, 2009
There were 3 pileated woodpeckers behind the cabins today. Every so often, we see one, but it was amazing to see three beautiful birds together.

February 10, 2009
We've been seeing a group of 6-7 deer as they make their way across the meadow down to Sugar Creek.

December 10, 2008
The large red-tailed hawk that has resided on the property over the summer is even more visible now that the leaves are off the trees. He likes to hunt in the meadow in front of the cabins.

November 1, 2008
We've just learned that we've received a "Best of the Midwest" award from Bedandbreakfast.com. We'd like to thank all our guests who submitted a review online and helped us win this award!

October 8, 2008
The leaves are really showing their fall colors now. It's been perfect weather for a walk through the woods.

August 27, 2008
We caught a glimpse of a wild turkey making his way across the meadow. This is the first year we've seen wild turkeys on the property.

June 29, 2008
There are lots of wild black raspberries this year around the edge of the woods. Great for pancakes and cobbler!

May 20, 2008
One of the does that frequent the property has had a fawn, and it can't be more than a few days old.

May 8, 2008
We saw our first bald eagle about a mile from the cabins along State Road 47! We've had several friends who said they've seen bald eagles around Sugar Creek but had never seen one ourselves.

May 3, 2008
Guests have found several large mushrooms in the woods the last few days.

May 1, 2008
The scenery from the front porches changed quite a bit today since we had a few evergreen trees planted in front of the cabins. The birds are already building nests in them. The Prairie Fire crabapple tree is showing its bright pink flowers and the wild Russian Olive Trees are awash in white.

April 28, 2008
It looks like we've finally found a birdfeeder that will keep the squirrels from stealing all the birdfood! It's very entertaining to watch them hang upside down trying to get a seed out of the feeder. The redbud trees are in full bloom. We've counted 50 redbuds that are visible from the cabins. A redtail hawk likes to hunt over the meadow.

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