I picked this property as it was close to a day camp for my grandson. It was a quick daily commute. Just two things to mention as a caution. There is no microwave. There is a gas stove/oven which I had trouble lighting and was hesitant to use because it was so hot out (in the90s), I didn’t want to tax the AC. The bedrooms are upstairs and the space saver stairs are a little challenging with suitcases. I am in my sixties and was cautious going down. My grandson loved it. Our host, Terri,was helpful and responsive to inquiries. You are right up the hill from Rabbit Hash which was interesting to visit and the free ferry to take you across the river to the casino is close. If you don’t want to cook the eating options are not close by. Over all it is a very interesting property. We enjoyed our stay.

A lot of places take pictures at certain angles and positions to make their rental look better than it actually is. Not this place! From the high ceilings to the decor, we were really impressed with it. The cabin location is pretty far out there, but we enjoyed the peacefulness. We also visited the Rabbit Hash community, which we never would have, had the cabin not been located nearby (They have a blue-tick hound, named Boone, as Mayor). Pretty unique place. We would definitely recommend this cabin and we would definitely stay here again.

Wonderful escape, minutes from town, but feels like a million miles. So quiet and peaceful. Super quaint and fun!

As you opened the door upon entry, the feel of an old world, country home illuminated. The decor was fun & had a story to share as you looked at each piece & how it was displayed. Terrie has a knack for bringing the past with the future. The new build was that of older, recycled material giving it more of an authentic feel of the old world, as indicated. The decor, linens, pillows with old country offered a different flair to the common weekend rental. You can tell that Terrie put deep thought & time into the display & build of the home to share with others. Overall, the privacy was not as we would have liked with sheer curtains & owners/hosts being next door made for a bit uncomfortable situation in our opinion, but others have indicated this was not an issue for them so consider this an anomaly. We did experience carpenter ants, which Terrie graciously tried to resolve immediately during our stay which was greatly appreciated. We recognize these situations are out of control of homeowners especially with all the rain, but feel others should know of the situation they may endure as that is what reviews are for. A Little House on the Prairie was how I deem the feel. Overall average, but the home did provide the simplicity of living merged with the hustle & bustle of todays living.