Snuggle under buffalo robes made from skins of local bison and beds made from 2,000-year-old bristlecone pine.Ī full-service rental company with more than 125 properties, including Covered Bridge Log CabinĪ gorgeous spot for groups is the Lighthouse Lodge in Monticello.
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Hiking is a favorite activity, and there’s no TV to disrupt your serenity. Watch them from the porch that surrounds the lodge or make a date for a private tour of the herd. White Pine Lodge at Wild Winds Buffalo Preserve in Fremont sits on almost 500 acres, where some 130 wild bison roam freely. Hold your wedding or event at the nearby Brickhouse on Main event venue and put your entire party up here.Ī full-service rental company with more than 125 properties, including Whippoorwill Woods Cabin Choose one of eight suites that include two doubles, one that is wheelchair accessible and a bridal suite. The Brickhouse Loft in Martinsville is a brand-new boutique-style lodging option that sprang from the meticulous restoration of an 1897 apartment building. Or sip your coffee outside on the patio and watch the deer graze.
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In a downstairs game room two walls of windows provide natural light for reading or playing the games provided. In a wooded setting at the edge of Richmond is Abington Cottage, with three bedrooms and access to the Cardinal Greenway and Whitewater Gorge trails. Complete with fireplace, hot tub and kitchen, the rustic spot is just steps away from a trail head that leads to beautiful Thistlethwaite Falls.Ĭabins & Candlelight in Colfax. PHOTO: Richmond-Wayne County Tourism and Visitors Bureau.Īlso in Richmond is the Quaker Hill Cabin, an original 1830s log cabin on quiet grounds where horses graze in the adjoining field. The bath boasts a luxury walk-in shower and a claw foot tub for those who would rather soak, and in the kitchen you’ll work with top-of-the line appliances.Ībove: Quaker Hill Cabin’s outdoor pool. The expansive, airy loft sleeps six, and the decor is modern with vintage touches. The Starr Loft in an 1865 warehouse building is in the heart of Richmond’s lively Depot District. The Starr Loft in Richmond’s historic Depot District.
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Both are open and bright with full kitchens, modern baths and spacious sitting areas. “Each loft is infused with its own unique charm and elegance.” Located in the heart of Richmond’s Antique Alley, the two second-floor lofts in an 1890s building provide solitude and privacy. “‘Wow!” is the first word that comes to mind when I think of the Lofts on Main,” said Nancy Sartain, leisure marketing director at Richmond-Wayne County Convention and Tourism Bureau. If hip and urban is your vibe, Lofts on Main is the place for you. The two-bedroom retreat sleeps up to five people and has a studio where guests can paint or write as well as a full kitchen. This 100-year-old Craftsman bungalow is appointed with art pieces, a library and fine antiques. PHOTO: Jeff BrownĪrt lovers might prefer the Artist’s Retreat Guest House in Richmond. Owner Rhonda Smith promises, “You’ll be on your own in your own little romantic cabin.” Quaker Hill Cabin interior. This wooded getaway overlooks a meadow area with a creek beyond, and Turkey Run and Shades state parks are nearby. Breakfast and dine at your leisure in your full kitchen or grill outside. Is romance in the mix? Check out Cabins and Candlelight in Colfax, where luxury accommodations come with fireplaces, oversized whirlpool tubs and screened porches. White Pine Lodge at Wild Winds Buffalo Preserve. A horseshoe pit and fire ring provide reasons to go outside. Each cabin sleeps six to eight people and has a full kitchen or kitchenette. More than half are pet- friendly, and the majority have hot tubs and fireplaces.Īt Swan Lake Resort Cabins in Plymouth guests stay in two- story rustic log cabins tucked into a wooded area. Owners have intensified their cleaning protocols and upgraded their Wi-Fi so that families can take advantage of midweek rates while they do their jobs or go to school online. The 30-plus properties her company handles include cabins that range from one-bedroom to six as well as a farmhouse and two spots on Lake Monroe. “They’re looking for a safe and enjoyable place where they can relax and unwind.” “People are bored sitting at home and itching to get out,” said Sara Petri-Jones, office manager at Moondance Vacation Rentals in Brown County. PHOTO: Richmond-Wayne County Tourism and Visitors Bureau Cabins, lodges and inns all over the state are ready to welcome you with secluded accommodations and suggestions for fun activities in the great outdoors.
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