We are a 20 Acre farm with a private gorge located 15 minutes from the North entrance of Red River Gorge and 15 minutes from Cave Run Lake. Come relax and get away from it all in this 2,000 sq ft creekside home. The barn in the backyard is the entry way to the trail that leads you down to the creek and or through the forest and up to the top of the hill where you will find over an acre of clearing perfect for bonfires and stargazing. All Photos were taken on our property! The space This modern cabin has a large eat in kitchen for 10 and is fully stocked with all your pots and pans as well as plenty of plates and utensils to spare. The two main bedrooms each have a queen bed and a sofa sleeper perfect for kiddos. The middle pass through bedroom is great for kids with a couch, a smart TV, Wi-Fi, and bunk beds with a third pull out bunk on the bottom! The living room has a full size pull out couch for additional sleeping area. You will have the entire house and the 2 acres that surround it all to yourself. There are 3 decks and a large patio at the back with a 8 Adirondack chairs, a fire pit and a grill. There is a play set for kids directly out back plus an outdoor dining table for dining al fresco! Guest access occasionally there may be folks camping up on the hilltop. You might see them if you venture to the hilltop camping area or on the trail. They are instructed not to be in your private area from the barn to the house. Feel free to explore all 20 acres! Want to rent the entire property out including the house, vintage camper and camp sites? talk to us about your ideas! Other things to note Just like in the Gorge there are dangerous drop offs on our property. we have done our best to mark them but not all are marked. Once you book we will send a liability waiver to be signed and returned by all guests prior to check in date. Children must be supervised at all times. Its a beautiful property and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do! Please note, we participate in NO MOW MAY This helps preserve crucial pollinator habitats. We will start mowing again when the wild flowers die back around the first week in June.