Tiny homes near Philadelphia with wifi provided

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Beautiful Tiny House on Horse Farm

1 site · Lodging20 acres · Pipersville, PA

The area where the tiny house is parked is private and beautiful with fresh green sod just planted last fall. This truly is a scenic and idyllic place to unwind after a long day at work. Complete with fire pit, hammock swing and a tree wrapped in lights for a cozy glow. Hi all, my listing is for a very specific group of people. This is my personal home and I am away in Germany for the time being and I don’t know when I’ll return. I have someone managing the property while I’m away. Who this listing will suit: - Someone looking to stay 2-4 months - Someone that is ok using a compost toilet or is willing to walk 300 ft to the barn to use the flush toilets - Someone ok with farm animals and farm smells - Someone that will take care of my house like it’s their own without the expectations of what an airbnb should be. It’s just my home I’m renting out, not a business I’m running. Whenever maintenance is needed I have someone I can send out to you. I’m very communicative (putting into consideration the 6 hour time difference) and love to problem solve is ever an issue arises. I love honesty and direct communication. That’s most helpful. - Someone who does not party or do drugs - Someone single (no overnight partners) Please don’t send me a booking request, instead send me an inquiry so I don’t have to deal with bnb system. If that’s you, keep reading! :D I’d love to have you stay in my tiny house. She’s located on a patch of green grass (fresh sod planted last summer) behind some trees on an active horse farm. The scenery is idyllic, it was truly my little piece of heaven when I lived there. In the evenings when everything was quiet and still and the sun was setting, I’d just sit there in my hammock chair or on my steps and take in the beauty. In the day time, there are visitors on the farm sometimes, riding horses (this is a horse boarding farm) you may see some people here and there but the area is pretty private and the people aren’t generally loud. I've been here a few years and have felt totally safe. There are cameras in the parking lot on the property where people come and go. We also have goats, chickens, donkeys, etc. The house is parked far enough away that you feel like you have you own space. Details about the house: It’s a lived in home, the butcher block countertop isn’t in perfect shape, the front door is a little weathered and some of the doors inside have some scuffs. But this is just me and my perfectionist mentality ;) Otherwise the home is absolutely lovely. I loved coming home after work every day. It was my place to unwind from the hectic world. - The home is under 250 square ft including the loft. It feels very spacious, has tall ceilings and dons 12 windows for an open feel. - My home is furnished, complete with everything you need in the kitchen to live and cook. - The bed is upstairs in the loft and access to the loft is via a metal rung ladder. Not easily accessible for small children or the elderly. - I have a powerful mini split unit that can quickly heat and cool the home. - The bathroom has a spacious shower, large sink and a compost toilet. There are 2 bathrooms in the main barn that have flush toilets that you are free to use for #2 if you don't like the ideal of composting. #1 is totally doable in the compost toilet as it goes straight outside. The bathroom also has heated floors. - The property has a large dumpster that gets picked up on Fridays, you are free to put your trash in there. - The lawn is mowed by the landowners - I have filtered water (carbon) that comes from the smaller tap next to the kitchen sink - WIFI included Message me with any questions!

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Overview

When summer hits the City of Brotherly Love, sometimes you need an escape. Green pastures, lakes, and pristine forests are just miles from Philadelphia, waiting for you to pitch a tent and cool off.

Philly's closest camping is across the river in New Jersey. Here, you can get away from it all without going all that far. Gloucester County has several private camping resorts, as well as RV parks with swimming pools and Wi-Fi if you prefer a little pampering.

French Creek State Park is just an hour's drive away. This large park offers miles of hiking, lake trout fishing, and kayaking. The public campground has tent sites, some with electric, plus a limited number of full hook-ups for RVs. The camp also offers modern cabins, rustic cottages, and yurts.

Ridley Creek State Park is excellent for family-friendly day trips. Just 16 miles from the city, visitors find hiking trails, creek fishing, and camping for organized groups like scouts. An equestrian farm within the park holds pony rides on summer weekends and horseback riding year-round. Or you can visit Colonial Plantation, a living history farm where oxen still till the fields.

About 30 miles away, the Wharton State Forest is a massive 122,000-acres, making it the largest park in New Jersey. The 28-mile Batona Trail cuts through the Pine Barrens, passing by primitive tent camping for multi-day treks. For basics like showers and water spigots, pitch tent near Atsion Lake. The facilities are older, but the camping sites are spacious and private.

For a deeper escape, drive past the Poconos to Ricketts Glen State Park in northeast Pennsylvania. The challenging Falls Trail System passes more than 20 waterfalls, including the 94-foot Ganoga Falls. The campground on Lake Jean has mostly non-electric sites, plus furnished cabins.