Horror

Cabin Thirteen

A tense, night-long hunt at a remote summer camp where isolation and fear blur the line between hunter and hunted.

At Camp Ravenwood in the remote forests of Stillwater, the summer season is about to begin. The counsellors arrive early to prep cabins and activities, but when the group heads off to a late-night celebration, one counsellor is left alone in the quiet woods. As darkness deepens, an unseen presence stalks the camp. Shadows shift, footsteps echo, and the forest seems alive with intent. Alone, the counsellor must navigate fear, intuition, and the mounting sense that someone—or something—is watching. Cabin Thirteen is a suspenseful, atmospheric story that tests courage and wits, capturing the primal tension of being isolated in the dark, far from help.

Themes

Isolated Suspense, Stalking & Survival, Psychological Tension

Setting

Stillwater

Period

Year 1980

Year

2020

Published

9/1/2025