Little Caboose in the Valley

All aboard this 1920s Great Northern Railway caboose! Step back in time and settle into a truly one-of-a-kind getaway. Tucked along a quiet country road amid the farmland and wide-open skies of Washington’s Quincy Valley, this historic caboose offers a peaceful place to slow down, unwind, and experience a little piece of railroad history. Come for the history, stay for the quiet, and enjoy the simple pleasures of life at the end of the train. The space Built in 1920 for the Great Northern Railway, this historic caboose has traded life on the rails for a new chapter as a unique getaway. Nestled in the Quincy valley with farmland all around, one has a unique opportunity for peace and nostalgia. This little caboose has a story to tell and if you look closely you'll find reminders of its former life throughout the car. Step outside, slow down, and imagine the countless miles of track, mountain passes, railway towns, and changing landscapes that once made up everyday life on the Great Northern. Whether you're a lifelong rail-fan, a history lover, or simply searching for a stay you'll remember long after checkout, welcome aboard! Guest access Guests will have private access to the caboose and adjacent outside area. Other things to note The little caboose sits on a 2-acre corner of farmland owned for many decades by the host’s parents. They were some of the first farmers to this desert valley when irrigation arrived in the 1950s. The caboose is located about 25 yards from the main house but sits at an angle that provides privacy to guests. Please, no pets, smoking or illegal drugs.