Tiny home in Conway

If you are looking for a unique experience come check out our horse trailer/tiny home, Wild Horse Retreat! We are 20 miles from Myrtle Beach, and just a short drive to beautiful downtown Conway, SC. There you will find shopping, amazing restaurants, and the Riverwalk. Alongside the horse trailer is a fire pit, horseshoes, shower area, gas grill, and two hammocks to lounge around in. Take a stroll on one of our trails that back up to the National Wildlife Refuge or fish in our two ponds! The space Wild Horse Retreat | Unique Horse Trailer Tiny Home Looking for a one-of-a-kind getaway? Experience Wild Horse Retreat, a charming, converted horse trailer turned tiny home tucked into the peaceful countryside of Laurel Oaks Estate. This unique stay blends rustic charm with modern comfort and is perfect for couples or small groups looking to relax, explore nature, and enjoy a truly memorable experience. Inside Your Cozy Retreat Wild Horse Retreat has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of its space while providing everything you need for a comfortable stay. • Lofted queen-size bed with a cozy sleeping nook and built-in charging station • Smart storage staircase for personal items • Fully equipped kitchen with mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and essential cookware • Charming bathroom with a sliding barn door Outdoor Relaxation & Activities Step outside and enjoy the peaceful surroundings and outdoor amenities available on the property. • Fire pit for evenings under the stars • Two private ponds for fishing or relaxing by the water • Walking trails that connect to the nearby National Wildlife Refuge • Outdoor shower for a refreshing rinse after a day outside • Horseshoes and lawn games • Two hammocks perfect for relaxing in the shade Additional Guests & Tent Options Wild Horse Retreat comfortably accommodates up to 3 guests. If you would like to bring additional guests, you may set up one tent. • Tent setup fee: $10 per person per night • Tent rentals available: 2-person or 5-person tent: $50 for the first night $25 for each additional night Pets are not permitted in rental tents. Great Location for Outdoor Adventures The property is located near several boat launches and water access points, making it a great base for outdoor recreation. • 2 miles from Pitch Landing Boat Launch on the Waccamaw River • 10 miles from Bucksport Marina Guests are welcome to bring their own boat, kayak, or canoe. We also have a jon boat, paddle boat, and kayaks available for use on our pond. Nearby Attractions Enjoy the quiet of the countryside while still being close to popular destinations. • Downtown Conway – 5 miles • Myrtle Beach – 20 miles • North Myrtle Beach – 22 miles • Brookgreen Gardens – 31 miles Extras Available During Your Stay The following items are available for purchase during your stay: • Firewood – $12 per bundle • Farm fresh eggs – $4 per dozen • Fishing pole rental – $10 per day (includes pole, hooks, worms, bobber, and hook removal tool) • Cot rental – $10 per night • Pet fee – $50 (pets allowed in the horse trailer only) • Laundry access – $15 per 24-hour period Your Stay at Wild Horse Retreat Whether you're roasting marshmallows by the fire, fishing at the pond, exploring the nearby trails, or simply relaxing in a hammock, Wild Horse Retreat offers a peaceful escape where you can slow down and enjoy nature. We look forward to hosting you at Laurel Oaks Estate. Other things to note Climate Control Information When we decide to make our sites climate controlled, its main focus was to provide comfort when our guests were sleeping. During the hot summer months, the majority of our guest tends to head out to sightseeing during the daytime when temps are at their peak. Unfortunately, when we are dealing with a structure that has little to no insulation, high humidity, and temperatures nearing triple digits, it is next to impossible to regulate these places like a house. We do ask that you turn the AC/Heat off during the day when you are gone. Aside from wasting electricity, the chance of the unit freezing up increases when it runs nonstop. If you leave the screens zipped up and the doors/windows partially unzipped, that is all you usually need to get a breeze coming through (yet keeping the bugs out). Then when you get back and ready to head in for the night you can zip it back up, turn on the unit, and it will usually cool down fairly quickly. We thank you for understanding that when battling physics and Mother Nature, we can only do so much!