Discover the best barn rentals near Cashiers, North Carolina

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Secluded Mountain Tiny Home & Barn

4 sites · Lodging30 acres · Hot Springs, NC

When you go to sleep, there's no light except the moon and stars, no refrigerator or central heating or air conditioning noise -- only the sounds of nature -- the stream, crickets or frogs in the nearby pond, dogs or coyotes in the distance. Without the glow of a nearby city, the hot tub on a clear night, the skies are dazzling. Speaking of which, the wood-fired hot tub is made by a company called Snorkel. It's perfect for 2 and can fit 3, although tight. It's Japanese style hot tub bathing, meaning no chemicals. Also, since we're not grid tied, it relies on a firebox heating fresh spring water, which you fill it with. It takes approx. 35 minutes to fill the tub and between 3 and 3.5 hours to heat (longer when it's really cold!). There's a thermometer in it, so as it gets closer to your liking (don't let it get over 102 degrees), let the existing logs burn down, choke off the air vent sleeve and hop in. With no pump sounds and the stars above, it's incomparable. The $50 fee (per 2 night rentals) covers thorough cleaning between guests and split firewood. You will be very comfortable in Little Good Egg, even in extreme weather, simply by paying attention and taking more time for simple tasks. It sounds corny, but there is a meditative quality to thinking and doing things like heating water, keeping warm, staying hydrated, eating well and choosing to do what you really want. I'm always amazed how busy I am -- and how different this kind of busy feels -- without electronics and my technological "time savers." Odd as it sounds to say this, it's stunning and wonderful to go "offline," even for just a day, and not get hit by little chirps and incoming messages that seem to arrive now 24/7. Note: Since we opened in October, 2014, guest reviews consistently tell us us best thing about staying at Good Egg is being off the grid and the treadmill of modern life, unplugging from the dominant culture and experiencing oneself as humans did 100 years ago and more. Whether it’s the absence of electricity (in the cabin), the quiet of the country, no city glow in the night sky, or the once common experience of the natural world dominating over human-made or human-crafted things, it’s astonishing for many of us to see and feel and experience without constant communications via text and email and the distractions of modern life. Many people write that they’ve learned an enormous amount about themselves, about homesteading or permaculture, and about alternate ways of being. This Spring (2016), we’ve increased the price a bit reflect more accurately our costs to maintain and improve the buildings & the property as well as carefully and lovingly transitioning it between guests. WARNING: Under North Carolina law, there is no liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if such injury or death results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.” N.C.G.S. § 99E-32(b).

Homestead Hideaway, Livin N Past

2 sites · Lodging20 acres · Clyde, NC

Learn more about this land: Are you looking for a cozy authentic homestead cabin for an unforgetable experience of the past way of life. Just a simple cabin - electric and plumbing have been updated for your stay but infused with history to let you experience how simple life used to be. The rustic structure sits a side a beautiful clearing and has a covered porch and a small loft. It has two resting room, one bath, family gathering room and meal time room. Adjacent to the homestead hideaway is a typical North Carolina hay barn and firepit area. Easy to get to and close to Waynesville, the Pigeon RIver and Asheville is short drive trip. This is more than a camp site or clamping spot. Its a cabin oozing with charm - reflecting nature and simple farm life resting within the Pine Mountains of Clyde.

Almost Home for Arabians in the App

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents17 acres · Franklin, NC

Bailey's Last Stop Horse Hotel is the home to Project Almost Home for Arabians. We partner with an equine rescue to foster 3 to 4 horses while helping them find their forever home. There are 2 glamping sites available. One is a small furnished room in the barn with electricity, a fridge , microwave, a futon with a double mattress, and twin bed with an air mattress with bedding provided. There is a Portapotty and outdoor shower with heated water. The second site is a glamping tent on a platform, currently unfurnished in a small paddock by the barn. Electricity can be run to the site. There is a staircase leading back to the barn to access the Portapotty and outdoor shower which are shared between the 2 sites. Each site has a fire pit: There is a charcoal or wood burning grill. There is room in the paddock for extra tents. I also have stalls available to rent per night for those wanting to vacation with their horses. Chickens live on site with fresh eggs available. The property is located 10 minutes from downtown Franklin, NC which has a cute downtown, brewery, and is a stopping point for hikers on the Appalachian Trail. We are about an hour to the entrance to Great Smoky Mountain National Park. White water rafting is available within 30 minutes at Nantahala Gorge. Endless hiking, canoeing, waterfall viewing within 30 minutes.

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