Converted Historic Schoolhouse w\/ Hot Tub & Views!
About this cottage rental
Located in Wyoming, this lovely cottage for $162 per night is a fantastic option for your next break. Immerse yourself in the rawness of rural Wyoming while staying at this unique Greybull vacation rental. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cottage is ideally located for outdoor fun and peace in nature with Devil's Kitchen, the Bighorn Mountains, and geological features nearby! When you're not exploring the surrounding landscape, hang at this historic schoolhouse that's been converted to feature all of the modern comforts, including a well-equipped kitchen, cozy living area, and furnished outdoor space! -- THE PROPERTY -- Pet Friendly | Secluded Location | Private Acreage | Free WiFi Prepare for a one-of-a-kind getaway when you book this historic vacation rental serving as the perfect home base for recreation and relaxation! Bedroom 1: Queen Bed | Bedroom 2: 2 Twin Beds | Living Room: Full Bed, Futon | Additional Sleeping: 2 Twin Rollaway Beds OUTSIDE HANGOUT: Deck, lounge furniture, picnic table, private hot tub (seasonal, May - September), antique items, mountain views INDOOR LIVING: Dining table, wood-burning stove, reading nook w/ bookshelf, laptop-friendly workspace, antique decor, local art collection, telephone, vaulted ceilings, open floor plan, ceiling fans, natural light KITCHEN: Well equipped, drip coffee maker, full knife set, dishware & flatware GENERAL: Linens & towels, washer/dryer, central A/C & heating, pet fee (paid pre-trip) SUITABILITY: Stairs required PARKING: Driveway (5 vehicles), trailer parking * NOTE: The property does have cell phone service, but it may be spotty since the property is located in a rural area * -- THE LOCATION -- GET OUTSIDE: Devil's Kitchen (5.1 miles), Chimney Rock (11.9 miles), Shell Falls (19.3 miles), Bighorn National Forest (29.8 miles), Yellowstone National Park (157 miles) THINGS TO SEE & DO: Big Horn Basin Geoscience Center (6.8 miles), Greybull Museum (6.8 miles), Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite (8.9 miles), Museum of Flight & Aerial Firefighting (9.7 miles), Buffalo Bill Center of the West (60.7 miles), Old Trail Town (62.6 miles) BITE TO EAT: Lisa's Western Cuisine & Spirits (6.6 miles), Smokehouse Saloon (6.8 miles), Los Gabanes Mexican Restaurant (6.9 miles), Brandis Candies (7.1 miles) AIRPORTS: Yellowstone Regional Airport (57.7 miles), Billings Logan International Airport (132 miles) -- REST EASY WITH US -- Evolve makes it easy to find and book properties you’ll never want to leave. You can relax knowing that our properties will always be ready for you and that we’ll answer the phone 24/7. Even better, if anything is off about your stay, we’ll make it right. You can count on our homes and our people to make you feel welcome--because we know what vacation means to you. -- POLICIES -- - No smoking - Pet friendly with a fee (maximum 2 pets allowed) - Must be at least 25 years old to book - Additional fees and taxes may apply - Photo ID may be required upon check-in - NOTE: The property does have cell phone service, but it may be spotty since the property is located in a rural area - NOTE: The hot tub is a seasonal amenity available only May - September - NOTE: The property requires stairs to access
Amenities
Air conditioner
Pets allowed
Kitchen / Kitchenette
Internet / Wifi
Parking
Laundry
Balcony / Patio
Hot Tub / Spa
Wheelchair accessible
Map of Wyoming
Reviews
4.8/5.0
Outstanding(41 Reviews)
2.0
We booked the stay and recieved all of the confirmation emails like we should. Had it scheduled and got a message to contact the owner prior to getting there so we could get instruction son how to get in. Took a few tries to get the owner but when we did we found out the owner had no idea we were staying there and the house had been closed and winterized. He was out of town and his manager was out of town. Sorry about you luck. The only good thing about the stay was that we are local so we just went somewhere else. If I were coming in from out of state driving or flying somehwere i would have been up the creek. There is nothing else in the area. Each group seems to blame the other but. This property is owned by one persona and managed by a firm that posts properties on VRBO. not vrbo's fault. just to many hands in the cookie jar with little concern for the actual customer in my opinion.
5.0
A fantastic place
This property is full of historic charm.
The owners have a big library with locally relevant items as well as lots of western stuff.
It is very private and everything is provided at a beautiful setting. The only suggestion is that the 2 main beds have box springs could use mattresses on top of the box springs rather than thick foam.
5.0
I was here nearly two weeks in early October, and this place really grew on me - golden eagles, coyotes singing in the night, rabbits, wild turkeys, hawks, woodpeckers, geese, ducks, meteorites in a beautiful night sky, and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets - and no neighbors, so very quiet. If you’re interested in geology, this area is chock-full of interesting things, from the nearby Jurassic tracksite to Devil’s Kitchen (which can be seen from the property in the distance) to beautiful Shell Canyon and of course the Bighorns.
The restoration and addition to the old school house has been done with loving care. It’s a really unique and wonderful property in a beautiful setting with views in every direction and lots of history. Communication was great, and Fain even messaged me to check on things when a big storm came through. No mosquitoes in October, just lots of fall color. An unforgettable place.
5.0
We had a fantastic stay at the historic schoolhouse - such a unique experience! The home was very comfortable and had everything we needed to enjoy our vacation, right down to the beautiful sunsets every night. The location was also great, with downtown Shell, the dinosaur tracks, Shell Falls and Bighorn Canyon just a short drive away and well worth checking out. (Aspire coffee shop in Shell is AMAZING.) We also drove around Route 14, which has great views and lots of places to stop and wander.
Overall, a great place and fantastic home! Thank you for letting us stay!
5.0
Great people, History, amazing mountains
5.0
Wonderful Views, Very Special Place
I was here nearly two weeks in early October, and this place really grew on me - golden eagles, coyotes singing in the night, rabbits, wild turkeys, hawks, woodpeckers, geese, ducks, meteorites in a beautiful night sky, and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets - and no neighbors, so very quiet. If you’re interested in geology, this area is chock-full of interesting things, from the nearby Jurassic tracksite to Devil’s Kitchen (which can be seen from the property in the distance) to beautiful Shell Canyon and of course the Bighorns.
The restoration and addition to the old school house has been done with loving care. It’s a really unique and wonderful property in a beautiful setting with views in every direction and lots of history. Communication was great, and Fain even messaged me to check on things when a big storm came through. No mosquitoes in October, just lots of fall color. An unforgettable place.
10.0
Great people, History, amazing mountains
5.0
Beautiful, historic schoolhouse!
We had a fantastic stay at the historic schoolhouse - such a unique experience! The home was very comfortable and had everything we needed to enjoy our vacation, right down to the beautiful sunsets every night. The location was also great, with downtown Shell, the dinosaur tracks, Shell Falls and Bighorn Canyon just a short drive away and well worth checking out. (Aspire coffee shop in Shell is AMAZING.) We also drove around Route 14, which has great views and lots of places to stop and wander.
Overall, a great place and fantastic home! Thank you for letting us stay!
5.0
Great Stay
Great people, History, amazing mountains
5.0
This rock school house is the perfect place to stay if you want to be away from it all and appreciate history! The property was well stocked and owners were easy to communicate with. Would definitely stay here again!
5.0
The school house was very nice lots of interesting pictures and books. Was bigger than I thought and hope to be back there.
5.0
Perfect private historical stay!
This rock school house is the perfect place to stay if you want to be away from it all and appreciate history! The property was well stocked and owners were easy to communicate with. Would definitely stay here again!
10.0
The school house was very nice lots of interesting pictures and books. Was bigger than I thought and hope to be back there.
5.0
Family Vacation
The school house was very nice lots of interesting pictures and books. Was bigger than I thought and hope to be back there.
5.0
The schoolhouse was a fantastic spot for a stop over in our vacation. The building itself is nicely updated and fit our group of 4 very comfortably. The wifi worked well, but cell phone service was extremely spotty until you got closer to town. The schoolhouse is conveniently located within 15 minutes of lots of different outdoor activities, including a scenic drive or hike through Bighorn National Forest and the dinosaur tracksite. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we were coming through!
5.0
Unique Place in a Great Location
The schoolhouse was a fantastic spot for a stop over in our vacation. The building itself is nicely updated and fit our group of 4 very comfortably. The wifi worked well, but cell phone service was extremely spotty until you got closer to town. The schoolhouse is conveniently located within 15 minutes of lots of different outdoor activities, including a scenic drive or hike through Bighorn National Forest and the dinosaur tracksite. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we were coming through!
5.0
Staying in this schoolhouse is like staying in a cross between a museum, an art gallery, a bookstore and a rustic cabin. And I mean that in the best possible way. The place is decorated with local historical artifacts like fossils, buffalo hides and antiques. There are great examples of classic sheepherder wagons in the yard. Local art and photography hangs from every wall and there's a corner of the schoolhouse that is just packed with hundreds of books. The views from every direction are stupendous.
My wife and I spent four nights here during a big cold snap in February 2021. The temps were -20 at night and there was six inches of fresh snow. It was beautiful outside and we spent most of the time reading books and enjoying the warmth of the wood-burning stove. There's nothing like a roaring fire on a cold night. During the day, we explored the mountains and surrounding area, which rival anything you could find in a national park.
Before we arrived, I had some suspicions about the place. I worried that it was going to be some corny attempt to take a historical landmark and make some quick cash by putting it up on a rental site like this. I didn't like the idea of a gentrified country schoolhouse. But the reality is that this property seems to be a labor of love. The schoolhouse is over a hundred years old and had been built by the early homesteaders in the area, but by the middle of last century, it had started to fall apart. The current owner bought it back in the 80s and brought it back to life by repairing the roof, building on an addition in the back with a kitchen and bathrooms and a bedroom. The addition retains the historical charm of the original very well. For years, it seems this place was operated as a sort of bookstore/community center/art gallery. Staying here feels like a shortcut to getting to know the passionate and creative people in the community.
The one thing I would caution visitors about is that the schoolhouse section doesn't stay very warm throughout the night. The back addition is plenty comfortable and warm, but there's only room for two people. Any group more than two people staying in the winter would have to be prepared to have some cool nights sleeping in the old schoolhouse. Beyond that, you will not be disappointed.
5.0
Absolutely unique and charming
Staying in this schoolhouse is like staying in a cross between a museum, an art gallery, a bookstore and a rustic cabin. And I mean that in the best possible way. The place is decorated with local historical artifacts like fossils, buffalo hides and antiques. There are great examples of classic sheepherder wagons in the yard. Local art and photography hangs from every wall and there's a corner of the schoolhouse that is just packed with hundreds of books. The views from every direction are stupendous.
My wife and I spent four nights here during a big cold snap in February 2021. The temps were -20 at night and there was six inches of fresh snow. It was beautiful outside and we spent most of the time reading books and enjoying the warmth of the wood-burning stove. There's nothing like a roaring fire on a cold night. During the day, we explored the mountains and surrounding area, which rival anything you could find in a national park.
Before we arrived, I had some suspicions about the place. I worried that it was going to be some corny attempt to take a historical landmark and make some quick cash by putting it up on a rental site like this. I didn't like the idea of a gentrified country schoolhouse. But the reality is that this property seems to be a labor of love. The schoolhouse is over a hundred years old and had been built by the early homesteaders in the area, but by the middle of last century, it had started to fall apart. The current owner bought it back in the 80s and brought it back to life by repairing the roof, building on an addition in the back with a kitchen and bathrooms and a bedroom. The addition retains the historical charm of the original very well. For years, it seems this place was operated as a sort of bookstore/community center/art gallery. Staying here feels like a shortcut to getting to know the passionate and creative people in the community.
The one thing I would caution visitors about is that the schoolhouse section doesn't stay very warm throughout the night. The back addition is plenty comfortable and warm, but there's only room for two people. Any group more than two people staying in the winter would have to be prepared to have some cool nights sleeping in the old schoolhouse. Beyond that, you will not be disappointed.
5.0
Our week spent at the school was magical! Great care was taken to prepare and manage the property! Highly recommend!
5.0
Outstanding
Our week spent at the school was magical! Great care was taken to prepare and manage the property! Highly recommend!
5.0
My family and I stayed at this place because we have two small children (6 years and 3 year old) and we wanted to give them an experience which was different than just staying at your typical run of the mill hotel or home. They thought it was AWESOME to be staying in a SCHOOLHOUSE that other kids back in the day went to learn.
The house has plenty of history, including old desks and pictures of the former students. There is a little library filled with books on many topics concerning Wyoming and the culture of the area. Outside, you will find another schoolhouse which was built prior to one we stayed in along with wagon wheels and other older work equipment.
In the evening, we enjoyed sitting (splashing) in the hot tub and looking at the stars which were abundant.
The Schoolhouse may seem like it's in the middle of nowhere, but it's within a reasonable distance to many nature attractions. Fain and Rachel were excellent hosts who gave us directions to places we would have never known to look for. While we were here, we were able to visit the following places:
-Shell Falls
-Devil's Kitchen
-Hike through the Mountains
-Thermopolis (Worlds Largest Mineral Hot Springs)
-Yellowstone (It's two hours away but the drive is worth it due to the scenery along the way). We didn't tour the entire park because it was just too big and we had a flight to catch the next day.
-Sheridan
-Big Horn National Park, which was beautiful
-American Medicine Wheel
We visited these places in 3.5 days and never felt like we spent our entire time on the road. Many of these places, you could easily spend hours or an entire day of exploring, reflecting, meditating, etc..
We ate at the local restaurants and the food was great. We shopped local (Crazy Woman Shop), visited the Dinosaur museum and the found the people to be very down to Earth and welcoming.
We will certainly be back again because there was so much to do. This is not a touristy destination so it will not have that high energy vibe. This is a destination for those who want to immerse themselves into the environment and discover Wyoming on your own terms.
5.0
Unique Gem for Those who love Nature and History- Perfect Educational Place for Families
My family and I stayed at this place because we have two small children (6 years and 3 year old) and we wanted to give them an experience which was different than just staying at your typical run of the mill hotel or home. They thought it was AWESOME to be staying in a SCHOOLHOUSE that other kids back in the day went to learn.
The house has plenty of history, including old desks and pictures of the former students. There is a little library filled with books on many topics concerning Wyoming and the culture of the area. Outside, you will find another schoolhouse which was built prior to one we stayed in along with wagon wheels and other older work equipment.
In the evening, we enjoyed sitting (splashing) in the hot tub and looking at the stars which were abundant.
The Schoolhouse may seem like it's in the middle of nowhere, but it's within a reasonable distance to many nature attractions. Fain and Rachel were excellent hosts who gave us directions to places we would have never known to look for. While we were here, we were able to visit the following places:
-Shell Falls
-Devil's Kitchen
-Hike through the Mountains
-Thermopolis (Worlds Largest Mineral Hot Springs)
-Yellowstone (It's two hours away but the drive is worth it due to the scenery along the way). We didn't tour the entire park because it was just too big and we had a flight to catch the next day.
-Sheridan
-Big Horn National Park, which was beautiful
-American Medicine Wheel
We visited these places in 3.5 days and never felt like we spent our entire time on the road. Many of these places, you could easily spend hours or an entire day of exploring, reflecting, meditating, etc..
We ate at the local restaurants and the food was great. We shopped local (Crazy Woman Shop), visited the Dinosaur museum and the found the people to be very down to Earth and welcoming.
We will certainly be back again because there was so much to do. This is not a touristy destination so it will not have that high energy vibe. This is a destination for those who want to immerse themselves into the environment and discover Wyoming on your own terms.
4.0
Nice place but mosquitoes were horrible and limited our enjoyment.
4.0
Good Place
Nice place but mosquitoes were horrible and limited our enjoyment.
5.0
Great Property and Host
This is a wonderful piece of history preserved. The Stone School House is spacious, comfortable and serene. It is centrally located to so many of Wyoming's great sites. John, our Host, was wonderful and made us feel right at home. I highly recommend this property to all.
5.0
Great place to stay for a family
We had four people and two dogs. The school house is comfortable and spacious. We cooked a full thanksgiving dinner - the kitchen was great. I ended up working quite a bit, and there is an awesome desk in the upstairs loft, right next to the internet router. Lots of space to get quality work done. Conveniently, the cell service is crummy unless you enable wifi calling on your phone... you can get whatever you need to get done or have plenty of excuses as to why you couldn't get anything done. The property is about 8 acres and fenced in, which was really nice for our dogs. Lots of hiking, skiing, hunting near by. The valley is surrounded by BLM land making recreational opportunities plentiful. John was a great host. He were caught in a storm and couldn't leave because the major highways in Wyoming were closed after Thanksgiving. John insisted we stay another night on him. Great experience. We will go back next year.
5.0
Historic school
Great location. Historic school house converted to rental both fun and interesting. Compared to options in area well worth the rates.
4.0
Old Stone Schoolhouse
Fun place to stay. Great books.
5.0
Wonderful historic schoolhouse, great location, very comfortable
We stayed here for the second time this summer. This is a real gem. It’s in a great location (easy access to the Bighorns, the Red Gulch wilderness area and many other great places to hike and walk). It’s right on the highway but amazingly quiet and peaceful. From the back deck all you see is farms, mountains etc. The house is well-equipped (plenty of kitchen equipment, which is a rarity in rental houses) and comfortable. It is thoughtfully decorated with photos and original bits of furniture, and contains a mini-library full of books about the region and its history. John, the owner, is a great resource and very helpful and welcoming. This is not a luxury rental, but it has everything a couple of family could need. We will return again next summer, I hope!
5.0
Peaceful
Thoroughly enjoyed the stay. I'd stay there again in the future. John was great in communicating check in and other needs. Sunset on back deck was peaceful.
5.0
A Gem of a getaway. Hidden treasure
What a unique find! It was a quiet place with absolutely everything you could want. If you want to venture off the beaten path, this place is for you.
5.0
Evocative historical property in the beautiful Bighorn Basin
We loved staying in the Old Stone School. It is a perfect base for making excursions into the Bighorns and exploring nearby dinosaur track site and Sheep Mountain, a textbook example of an anticline. The views from the house are beautiful, and we enjoyed the big open kitchen. If you are interested in pioneer history, the original stone building has a library and former museum exhibits.
5.0
Wonderful Weekend Stay
The Stone School House outside Shell Wy was even better than we had imagined. The setting was gorgeous and the house was so fun to explore as there are historical artifacts all throughout. The property provided privacy and plenty of room to move around inside and out. We highly recommend this to anyone looking for a fabulous place to stay in a beautiful setting!
5.0
A Rare Rustic Jewel!
A very secluded and quiet place to stay with stunning views! Host was very accommodating, quick to respond and we were made to feel welcome! The historic location enlightens you to the areas rich history! Close enough to enjoy day trips to Yellowstone, Big Horn Canyon and other activities within minutes.
5.0
Just what I needed.
Good location. Love the privacy. Sleeping in a historical school house???How often does one get a chance to do that? All around good time with plenty to do in the surrounding area as well. John seems like a great guy, and was a gracious host. Hope we get a chance to do it again.
3.0
Peaceful retreat
The historic schoolhouse is a peaceful retreat for those seeking activities in the Bighorns. The kitchen and dining areas is spacious. The beds are very comfy. My rating of 3/5 is due to lack of truly high speed internet and cell service. The deck on the back provides a nice few of the snow on the Bighorns to the east. The bathroom with the tub/shower is small but will suffice. Internet is dicey. I think the whole US highway east of Greybull is serviced only by a “DSL” provider. There is no cell signal either but there is a “landline” in the house. There is no TV and thus no cable or satellite TV. So you will have to use your laptops and tablets but watching video can be frustrating.
4.0
Great View
We had a great time. Hot tub was installed just before we got there. Great touch
5.0
We find the property very unique and awesome!!
All I can say is fantastic!!
5.0
Fantastic views
Historic building, comfortable and well-outfitted. Owner very responsive. Highly recommended.
5.0
Wonderful, character-filled property in a beautiful setting
We stayed for two weeks and loved our time here. The house is very comfortable and has everything you might need: much better than average kitchen supplies, etc. As other reviews have said, great collection of prints, fossils, and books on Wyoming and the American west. John, the owner, was extremely helpful and offered a local hike, too! It's a gorgeous area: lots of interesting hikes and sights within half an hour, and on the doorstep of the Bighorns. We hope to return again in the future.
FAQs
How much does this cottage cost compared to others in Wyoming?
The average price for a rental in Wyoming is $209 per night. This rental is $47 less expensive than the average.
Is parking included with this cottage?
Yes, parking is listed as an amenity at Converted Historic Schoolhouse w\/ Hot Tub & Views!. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.
Is there a pool at this cottage?
We didn’t find pool listed as an amenity for this cottage. It may be worth double checking if a pool is important for your stay.
Is Converted Historic Schoolhouse w\/ Hot Tub & Views! pet friendly?
Yes! This cottage is pet-friendly. For more information, we recommend contacting the booking provider about animal policies.
What amenities are available at Converted Historic Schoolhouse w\/ Hot Tub & Views!?
We found 9 amenities for this rental. This includes air conditioner, pets allowed, kitchen / kitchenette, internet / wifi, and parking.
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4.0
Good(3 Reviews)House
in LaramiePrivate Home Less Than 20 Mi to Laramie Fish, Hike and Bike
Kitchen / Kitchenette · Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi
Business stays, family stays, couples stay, getaway vacation, and rental in Wyoming at Private Home Less Than 20 Mi to Laramie Fish, Hike and Bike for $148 for your next trip.
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4.1
Excellent(454 Reviews)Hostel
in JacksonCache House
Air conditioner · Internet / Wifi · TV
Looking for a business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, or traveling to Wyoming, at $164 per night for your next great vacation.
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3.7
Good(16 Reviews)Hotel
in Jackson3star
Homewood Suites by Hilton Jackson
Pool · Pets allowed · Kitchen / Kitchenette
This inviting Hotel in Wyoming can fit your needs for many types of vacations, at $164 per night.
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House
in GreybullConverted Historic Schoolhouse with Hot Tub and Views!
Pets allowed · Kitchen / Kitchenette · Air conditioner
This attractive House in Wyoming, $176 per night for your (business stay, family stay, couples stay, getaway vacation, etc.)
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