Firefly Wood Lodge

Welcome to our hidden gem – a charming log home nestled on 15 acres of wooded land. Located just 30 minutes south of Madison, perfect for larger groups looking for winter or summer retreat and secluded location. The hosue can accommodate up to 13 guests with 3 bedrooms on the first floor and 5 additional beds in the loft area, has a wood burning fire place and bon fire outside. This serene retreat is surrounded by lush trees and the scenic rural landscape of Green County. The space Our 3 bedroom, 2-bath home offers a spacious living room and a beautiful, cozy rustic kitchen brimming with character and charm. The log home has 3 bedrooms on the first floor and features a unique loft area that can sleep up to 7 additional guests, making the house perfect for accommodating up to 13 guests in total. )total 8 beds). It includes two open loft areas on the 2nd floor, one with two queen beds and one with three full beds. A unique catwalk connects two loft spaces, adding to the home's charm. Refer to images included in Bedroom 4 in our listing to see exact sleeping arrangement. Step outside from the kitchen onto a screened porch or enjoy the wrap-around deck that provides shelter from the sun and rain while you take in the stunning natural surroundings and listen to the birds singing. The great room boasts a hand-picked stone, free-standing wood stove, creating a warm and inviting ambiance year-round. Note that our kitchen table only has six chairs, but you are welcome to bring more chairs or use outdoor chairs if you are planning larger dinner parties. Explore the 15-acre property with walking and ATV trails, along with roughly 3 acres of tillable farmland. Come and experience the tranquility and beauty of our log home and its surrounding activities– perfect rural retreat! Guest access This peaceful country home is a perfect getaway for those looking to relax and disconnect from the city's hustle and bustle. Multiple areas on-site are perfect for making bonfires under the stars. 30 minutes from Madison. Our home is close to New Glarus, known as "America's Little Switzerland," and just 5 minutes from Albany town and Sugar River, where you can enjoy canoeing, tubing, and fishing. The area also offers access to multiple Ice Age trails. The surrounding countryside is perfect for biking, with the Sugar River State Trail connecting New Glarus with Monticello, Albany, and Brodhead. This 24-mile trail courses through a bucolic agricultural region, along the oxbowing Sugar River and Sugar River State Wildlife Area. A nine-mile portion of this trail is the Albany Segment of the Ice Age Trail, which travels from Monticello to Albany. At Monticello, the Sugar River State Trail intersects with the Badger State Trail, which connects Madison and Freeport. The Sugar River State Trail, one of the gems of bicycling in south-central Wisconsin, winds from the Swiss village of New Glarus to Brodhead in Green County. Along the route, the trail passes over 14 wood bridges, many of them over the Sugar River or Little Sugar River. A replica covered bridge crosses the Norwegian River near Brodhead. In Albany, take a break from hiking or biking to enjoy a relaxed float down the Sugar River in an inflatable tube. This popular activity is bustling on almost any summer afternoon.