Aldo
01Residency

Your own cabin in the woods to work.

Offsite runs an artist residency out of our cabin. It's the heart and soul of what we do - creating spaces for creative lives. The cabin has been designed to be the ultimate creative escape, and we want you to go make something there.

The interior looking down its length, a desk and chair set up to work at under a skylight, with the bed and a window into bare woods beyond
02How it works

The stay

Three trips of two nights each, taken between June and October. You choose the dates with us. It's deliberately not one long block: most people get more out of returning to a place than out of arriving at it once.

Who it's for

Any medium. Painters, writers, photographers, musicians, people who make things that don't have a tidy name. We give priority to artists whose work is inspired by nature and the outdoors, and who can use the site as their muse.

The work

It doesn't have to be finished on site, and for most media it won't be. What we do ask is that it's finished within six months of your first visit. That's the only hard deadline in the whole thing.

What you need to apply

A link to a portfolio, a website, or wherever your work lives. If you already know what you'd like to make up there, tell us - and if you don't, that's a fine answer too. Plenty of good work starts as a reason to go somewhere.

03The cabin

235 square feet of creative retreat.

The cabin from the front, its number painted beside the door, with a timber deck and steps down to the ground
The cabin seen at a distance through bare trees, sitting low against the slope
The full length of the interior, pine-lined, with the kitchen at the far end
A bed set under a window looking into the woods
A desk and task lamp against the pine wall, with a window beside it
The shower, lined in small green tile, lit from a window above
Two chairs pulled up to a lit fire pit on the deck
04Apply

Tell us about your work.

Wherever your work lives. A site, a profile, a folder of images.

Questions before you apply? Email brian@offsite.camp.

05Questions

The practical part.

How many people can stay?
Two. The cabin sleeps two, and that is a hard limit rather than a preference.
Can I bring my dog?
No pets, unfortunately.
Is there power and internet?
It is fully off-grid, and it has Starlink. You can work up there.
Do I need a car?
Yes. There is no way to reach the site or get supplies without one.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The stay is free. You cover your own food and your own transportation.
What if I am not chosen?
We offer an artist discount on renting the cabin, so you can still come up.