logcabins
nounUK /ˈlɒɡˌkæbɪnz/
US /ˈlɔːɡˌkæbɪnz/
Log cabins are small houses made from logs, which are big pieces of wood.
We stayed in cozy log cabins near the lake during our summer vacation.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small rustic dwellings built from unhewn timber, often used as vacation homes.
The resort offers log cabins with fireplaces and porches.
3. Historical homes built by early settlers using nearby trees.
Pioneers lived in simple log cabins on the frontier.
4. Cabins constructed from manufactured log siding rather than solid logs.
Modern log cabins often use milled logs for easier construction.