Mini Cows, Pigs & Goats · Rustic Retreat · 3mi WSU

Rustic barn-style retreat on 5 acres, 3 miles from WSU campus. Sleeps 4: queen Sleep Number bed + living room pull-out couch. Private fenced yard, BBQ grill, dog run, and Level 2 EV charger in the carport. The property is home to mini Highland cows, mini pigs, and fainting goats in nearby stables — guests are welcome to visit them. The space NOTE If you have a larger group, we have another unit at this same location (on the same 5 acre property) that is a studio with full kitchen and living room. It can be found here - airbnb.com/h/threeforksgarage Welcome to The Bunkhouse — a warm, western-themed retreat where you can watch the Palouse hills glow gold at sunset and fall asleep to genuine quiet. Inside, the living room features a pull-out couch (sleeps 2), a dedicated work desk, and a 50" HDTV for easy evenings in. The bedroom is anchored by a queen Sleep Number c2 Smart Bed — the kind that actually adjusts to how you sleep — plus its own TV. The kitchenette is stocked for mornings and easy meals: Retro red refrigerator Microwave & toaster oven Keurig coffee maker The space is finished with western-themed decor, a bold red accent wall, and air conditioning to keep you comfortable in any season. Guest access You'll have the entire Bunkhouse to yourself — fully private. Outside, your own fenced backyard has a BBQ grill for cookouts and a dedicated dog run — a genuine rarity in short-term rentals. A Level 2 EV charger sits in the covered carport directly outside the unit — arrive with an empty battery, leave with a full one. The property's stables are home to mini Highland cows, mini pigs, and fainting goats. Guests are welcome to visit and interact with them — a favorite for kids and adults alike. Other things to note The Bunkhouse sits just 50 feet outside Pullman city limits — close enough to grab coffee or catch a WSU game, quiet enough to actually decompress. Panoramic views of the rolling Palouse hills surround the property, whether they're blanketed in snow under a blue winter sky or lighting up during a summer sunset. The property is shared with some very charming neighbors: mini Highland cows, mini pigs, and fainting goats live in stables nearby and love meeting guests. Whether you're 5 or 55, this tends to be the highlight of the stay. Pets are very welcome. The fenced yard and dedicated dog run mean your dog can stretch out properly — not just survive the trip. Great for: WSU families visiting for graduation or game weekends · remote workers needing a change of scenery · couples or small groups wanting a nature escape · pet owners who struggle to find genuinely pet-friendly spaces · EV drivers who want to wake up fully charged · families with kids who've never met a fainting goat.