Two-bedroom, 1 bath cabin, full kitchen plus Bunk House all to yourself. Cabin loft (Bedroom #4 available upon request). Total of 8 beds, sleeping 11. Quiet 5 acre barnyard where the kids can stretch out. Supervised dogs also welcome. All guests must be 25+ years old unless with a parent. Seasonal berries, horseshoes, corn hole, half court basketball, fiber optic internet, very bright stars. Plugs-ins for two RV campers on-site. Our goats, ducks and chickens, can’t wait to meet you! Five acre barnyard with 2 bedroom cabin, 1 full bath, full kitchen and Bunk House for a total of 2 twin beds, a King-sized bed, plus a Queen bed, elevated twin and twin over full futon in Bunk House. Cabin Loft with daybed trundle, library and game table available upon request. Kitchen - Full-sized refrigerator / freezer, oven, stove and microwave. With pots, pans, common spices, baking trays, mixing and serving bowls, silverware, plates, coffee mugs, assorted teas - you have what you need to cook up a full meal plus dessert! Bedroom 1 - Hardwood floors, King bed, TV with Chromecast, exterior door to small deck facing South. Window AC and ceiling fan. Bedroom 2 - Connected to Bedroom 1 and full bath. Wall to wall carpet, closet, dresser, open shelving, two twin beds, play toys and story books for children. Plenty of room for pack n play ‘crib.’ Window AC and two ceiling fans. Bunkhouse / Bedroom #3 - Converted one-room ‘Summer Kitchen’ with covered porch. Sleeps 5 with 4 beds including a Queen bed. Exterior doors to the East and West. Electricity, window AC and TV. No running water. Wood-burning stove not available for guest use. Cabin Loft / Bedroom #4 - Off limits to guests with children under 12 for ladder safety reason. We can open upon request to check out library books, board games and puzzles. Sleeps 2 in daybed trundle. East facing deck with beautiful sunrise views. Grounds - Cabin has a deck off the kitchen and multiple grassy areas, a grill, picnic table, party lights, swing set and slide. Shelter belts of trees to the West and North are available to guests for taking short nature walks. Yard big enough to play frisbee and catch. Plenty of room for multiple tents for a family camping experience. Guests will see free-range chickens and ducks, goats and possibly the donkey. The month of May brings wild asparagus and lilacs. The mulberries are ripe for picking in late June along with peonies. July is colorful with tiger lilies and hollyhocks. Garden produce, fresh herbs and raspberries available in August and September with pumpkins in October. Farm fresh eggs always available. Getting around - Located 4 miles from Bridgewater and 15 minutes East of Emery. Emery has a public pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, city park with jungle gyms, pub. Cabin is 10 minutes North of Freeman, with multiple grocery stores, pharmacy and hospital. Cabin is 20 minutes West of Lake Vermillion Recreation Area where you can kayak, canoe, swim and fish. Cabin is 10 minutes South of I-90, 45 minutes North of Missouri River @Yankton, 35 minutes East of Mitchell and 35 minutes West of Sioux Falls. Barnyard is located 2-miles off pavement on a well-maintained gravel road. Guests have access to cabin, bunkhouse, two gardens, basketball half-court, horseshoe pit, corn hole games and the yard not fenced off as pasture. No access to barns and outbuildings, cabin loft without owner. We are close by and are available via text. Barn tours and animal encounters possible upon request. We will be in the barns completing chores each day. This is a very rural location. The closest neighbors are about a mile away. Bridgewater is 4 miles away and has a post office, several churches, city park, bank, pub, gas station, car repair shop and elementary school. The barnyard acreage is 4 miles from town. There is no public transportation to town. Walking and biking on Hwy 42 and Hwy 81 is not advised. Parking is easy in Bridgewater. We ask guests to stay out of pastures and barns where the animals live. Some barnyard animals are large and powerful, such as the Mammoth Donkey, named Honey Leona who keeps the coyotes away. The sow, named Mischa, is protective of her piglets. Cabin and bunkhouse are not suitable for those with cat allergies. The far NE corner of the property (furthest corner from cabin) within the North shelter belt of trees is a deep pit used in the past to discard large appliances. It is currently full of water from the snow melt and fenced off with a Do Not Enter sign.