Stay in a cabin that has been featured in Outdoor Life and Log Home Living magazines. Luxury log home offers open concept, stone gas fireplace, beamed vaulted ceilings. It's a place to bring your family and laugh by the campfire with friends. This is a beautiful location with wildlife watching right from your wrap around deck. The space 3 Queen Beds / 2 Twin Beds / 2 Bath The Premier Cabin has been featured in Outdoor Life and Log Home Living Magazines. Fantastic luxury log home offers open concept, cultured stone gas fireplace, beamed vaulted ceilings, 3BR, and 2 bath. Awesome kitchen, with gorgeous quartz counters. Wonderful master BR, master bath and loft on upper level. The Premier Cabin sleeps 6-8 people. It's a place to bring your family or laugh by the campfire with friends. This is a beautiful location with wildlife watching right from your wrap around deck. Sit in the rockers and just enjoy the sounds of nature. Or explore the surrounding area, as we are close to SIU, Crab Orchard Lake, Giant City State Park, and Shawnee Wine Trail. The kitchen is stocked with everything you need to cook and serve your meals. With a refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave and dishwasher, you'll be able to prepare wonderful meals if you choose. For added convenience we provide a washer and dryer. Guest access Guests have automatic access via key code and keypad. The keycode is emailed immediately upon booking and sent again via text message the day of your arrival. Other things to note "KNOW BEFORE YOU GO" Check in is after 3PM. Check out is before 10AM. The stairs you see in the pictures are how to access the property. Not suitable for those with limited mobility. A hobby farm is nearby with peacocks, chickens and other animals that roam free about the area. Therefore, a no pet policy is strictly enforced. GPS will get you close but not exactly to the property. Please read directions carefully after booking. PETS: Pets are not allowed unless they are a certified & vested service dog in accordance with the ADA According to the ADA, service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA