Woodland Retreat | Peaceful + Private Stay

Escape to a Cozy secluded Kentucky Cottage, nestled in the beautiful Daniel Boone National Forest. Enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking, fishing, and boating at nearby Big South Fork National River, Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, and Laurel River Lake. Relax at Kentucky Splash Water Park, explore The Mint Gaming Hall Cumberland, or visit the University of the Cumberlands. After a day of fun, unwind in clean, cozy comfort of this wilderness getaway. Book your stay today! The space Experience Cozy Comfort in Our Charming Tiny Cottage Embrace the charm of tiny living in this unique, cozy getaway. The fully stocked kitchenette has everything you need to feel at home, and the handmade table and stools offer the perfect spot for meals or games. Relax on the comfortable futon with some popcorn and a good movie. Our open-concept cabin features two double beds, plus a pull-down double futon for extra guests. The brand-new bathhouse includes a shower, toilet, and heater, with fresh towels provided. Unwind on the large covered deck, swaying gently in the porch swing listing to the water trickle down the rocks into the small pond directly behind the cabin. Cook your favorite meal on the grill, enjoy a good book with great company and take in the breathtaking beauty of this hidden paradise. It's the perfect retreat! Guest access Entire Cabin Other things to note Once you get here, you’re away from it all, yet not too far from area attractions (12 miles from highway 75) While we do strive for perfection with our cleaning protocol before and after every guest, please be prepared for a rustic adventure in the woods. There is a fire pit with camp chairs provided. Please bring your own wood.   The cabin is located on 50 acres of private wooded land that backs up to thousands of acres of Daniel Boone National Forest. Walk right out the front door and find many hiking and ATV trials. There is also a small fishing pound next door at the neighbors. You are welcome to fish and release. *Please bring your own poles and gear. Questions? I’m happy to help.