Relax in a heated cabana with a private fire pit and food service
2 hrs
Up to 8 people
Heated cabin, fire pit, chairs
Settle into a heated cabin cabana near the TASTE 1864 restaurant. Enjoy spring blooms, a private fire pit, and Adirondack chairs during your visit.
Reservations are non-refundable. In inclement weather, you may select another date. Arriving more than 30 minutes after your reserved time forfeits your reservation without a refund.
Product ID: 4NA2RF
The cabin cabana accommodates up to 8 people. Parties larger than 8 need an additional reservation, and additional people cannot gather in the seating area.
Reserve an additional time slot to extend your experience.
10 out of 10 First, the tour is worthwhile. Be on time you don’t want to miss it. Drema did a wonderful job. The wine tasting is at the very end and you get %10 off your purchase.. We opted to go get some more samples with Jessica.. The room was immaculate we had a suite.. very clean and spacious.. Taste restaurant food was on point. We had the ribs and pretzel and chicken. Omg we couldn’t stop eating… Try the blueberry champagne..
Marie Abraham
September 8, 2026
10 out of 10 First, the tour is worthwhile. Be on time you don’t want to miss it. Drema did a wonderful job. The wine tasting is at the very end and you get %10 off your purchase.. We opted to go get some more samples with Jessica.. The room was immaculate we had a suite.. very clean and spacious.. Taste restaurant food was on point. We had the ribs and pretzel and chicken. Omg we couldn’t stop eating… Try the blueberry champagne..
Marie Abraham
September 8, 2026
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