Bloomington Cabin on Historic Farm at Clinton Lake

Built by husband and wife team, this tiny house is cozy and peaceful. Tucked into a secluded stand of walnuts near a century old chicken house, this house is cozy and simple with loads of natural light. Less than a 1/4 mile from water, this a perfect place to spot deer, foxes, eagles and more, hear owls and coyotes, plus enjoy activities: swimming beach, sand volleyball, a historic museum, boat ramps, and a brand-new frisbee golf course. Stay with us! The space Enjoy the peaceful cabin, chill on the front porch, or enjoy a walk on the numerous paths around the property. We do not provide bed linens, blankets, or pillows - please be sure to bring your own. This 8' X 16' true tiny house offers a satisfying mix of comfortable and rustic living: -Queen-size bed -Large counter space with foot-powered faucet and 7-gallons of drinking water -Coffee pot -Electric burner This cabin is cooled by a window AC unit and is heated by an oil-filled space heater. There is no bathroom in this tiny house. We provide drinking and dish water. There is an outhouse around the corner from the tiny house. Please note: there is no shower. Guest access We are located 30 minutes from Lawrence. Out here you can access peace, quite, and space. For those who want to relax, and maybe read or enjoy a beverage, our property has many areas for relaxation. For the more adventurous types, we have kayaks, a canoe, bikes, and more. We provide kayaks, paddles, and life jackets - guests must use their own vehicle to get the boats to the lake. If you’re interested in using these, just let us know. We will ensure that the bikes have air in the tires and that the boating equipment is at the ready. During the summer, there is a historic general store just down the road that provides ice cream, sodas, and candy bars to folks coming to enjoy the lake. They recently started serving dinner on Friday and Saturday nights and breakfast weekend mornings. Loren, the owner and chef, cooks his grandma’s recipes - home cooking at its best!! There is also a small museum near the lake that commemorates the history of the area. During the winter, there is tranquility and woods in which to connect with nature. One of our favorite recreations is walking the woods and shores of the lake when the peninsula is nearly deserted. All of the above can be enjoyed in the spring and fall. Other things to note You will be immersed in nature out here, bring your play clothes and shoes for maximum enjoyment!