Summary:
Step back in time at the Cabin at Grace Woods, a 220-year-old rustic log cabin with ties to Buffalo Bill. Nestled on 40 private acres, this charming retreat offers modern amenities alongside frontier charm. Relax by the wood-burning stove, explore hiking trails, swing under the trees, or enjoy the pond. Perfect for families or history enthusiasts, the cabin sleeps six, with a queen bed on the main floor and then a queen bed and full bed in the loft.
The Space:
The Cabin at Grace Woods offers a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Inside, you’ll find cozy living spaces that invite relaxation. The main floor features a queen bed and a full bathroom with a walk-in shower. Upstairs in the loft, two full beds provide additional sleeping space, perfect for families or groups.
The cabin's heart is the front room, where you can unwind by the warmth of a wood-burning stove or enjoy the comfortable sitting area. Step outside to a covered front porch or the stone back patio, complete with a charcoal grill and patio table—ideal for outdoor dining.
Surrounded by nature, the property boasts tree swings, a fire pit, a trampoline, and even a zip line. With 40 wooded acres to explore, including hiking trails and a small pond, the Cabin at Grace Woods is a serene retreat that promises relaxation and adventure. Guests will also enjoy quick access to the Ark Encounter, Creation Museum, or casinos.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the entire cabin, private parking, and the surrounding 40-acre property. Enjoy hiking trails, the pond, and outdoor activities, all within a short walk from the cabin. Relax in the rustic yet modern space for the ultimate retreat.
Other Things to Note:
Pets are allowed at this cabin for at pet fee of $30. Please be sure to include your pet in your reservation guest count so it applies. If you do not see where to do this, reach out to us.
This cabin utilizes filtered city water.
There is no WI-FI at this cabin, cell service is okay depending on your provider.
This property does not have central heating or central air conditioning. There is one window unit for AC during the warmer months, and a wood burning stove for colder months. Guests are asked to supply their own firewood.
