If your log cabin has a permanent address, you can compare home insurance at Comparethemarket. If it doesn’t have a permanent address, you’ll need specialist insurance.
Let your insurance provider know if your cabin was treated with fire-retardant protection when it was built. You’ll need to make sure your cabin has decent security locks on doors and windows, too.
If you rent out your log cabin as a holiday home, it’s worth considering public liability insurance. This covers you if a guest injures themselves on your property and makes a compensation claim. You might also want to consider cover for loss of rental if a fire or flood makes the cabin unusable.