Caroline County : locations de vacances adaptées aux animaux

Our party thoroughly enjoyed our stay! It was exactly what we wanted. Great experience.

This place was a private oasis within easy distance to Ashland and Randolph-Mason College. The house has wonderful early 19th century architecture and charm with updated amenities such as internet and modern plumbing. The house is tucked away on a dirt road back behind a corn field. There are plenty of places for you and your 4-legged companions to roam. There is a quaint garden out back, a grill, and a fire pit for those who love the outdoors. Indoors boasts a library, living room, kitchen and dining room all furnished with pieces in keeping with the history of the home. Up the narrow, winding staircases (there are 2) are 4 bedrooms and a second bath with a claw foot tub. Some of the electrical outlets have yet to be updated but the owners have provided power strips equipped with adapters. While I have to admit this may not be an option for city dwellers, people with very small children, or those with handicaps, I loved it and felt right at home.

The whole site was super cool and I wish I could have stayed longer! Booked last minute but will definitely keep this place in mind if I have future lodging needs in this area!

The cabin was cozy and had everything we needed. I loved the options for add ons. We got breakfast and had a fire pit with smores. The coffee maker was easy. The rocking chairs were perfect for bird watching and reading. The snafu of a spring dance gone raucous at the event site was remedied through quick and generous communication (with an equitable refund). It was quite lovely and I’d love to go back and try a different cabin just because I’d love to see the other unique touches.

Wali’s place was nice, came with two beds I. The bedroom, a crib and two couches. Check in process was smooth. Kitchen and sink are separate so there will be some walking to and from if you’re cooking. There’s plenty of steaming services and a mini golf fan me to play at the entrance.

We did a quick overnighter on our way to Hilton Head so we didn’t get to explore the area, but you’ll find a ton of restaurants and stores a couple minutes down the road. The RV was very clean and comfortable. Colby has firewood and everything you need for a campfire, including s’mores and chairs. The best part of our stay were the goats. They’re friendly and have great personalities. We had one baby named Bubba hang out by the fire with us, hoping for some pets and a snack. We had 4 K-Cups waiting for us along with cream and sugar for the morning. That’s huge if you’re a coffee drinker. Clean towels were available for a quick shower, comfortable mattress in the master, comfortable pillows and down blankets too. The boys loved the bunk beds and the view of the goats from the little bunk windows. Would definitely stay again.

I’m so glad I found this place, it was perfect for us and the fact that it’s pet friendly made our trip a breeze. It’s been a tough year and the goats, chicken, and donkey on the property brought so much needed joy into our lives. Thank you so much for providing such a unique opportunity and I hope we get the chance to stay there again in the future.

We had a great time at this history-laden property. There was something for everyone—farm animals and lots of wide open space for our 18-month old grand daughter to run around; very comfortable beds for daughter and son in law; historic charm for me and my husband. Keep in mind that this is a 19th century farmhouse that’s been pretty thoroughly modernized, though a few quirks remain in the floor plan. It’s different and fun, and the owner has lots of interesting stories about the property’s long history.

Loved our stay on Melton Lane! It was just as described and worked perfectly for us. Very peaceful and beautiful. Would definitely stay again when in the area!

The home was absolutely darling, cozy, and calming. Our pups loved the yard and we enjoyed how relaxing our weekend was. Hope to return soon!

The cabin was cozy and had everything we needed. I loved the options for add ons. We got breakfast and had a fire pit with smores. The coffee maker was easy. The rocking chairs were perfect for bird watching and reading. The snafu of a spring dance gone raucous at the event site was remedied through quick and generous communication (with an equitable refund). It was quite lovely and I’d love to go back and try a different cabin just because I’d love to see the other unique touches.

We booked Stephanie’s place for a wrestling tournament. We had some team members and 2 coaches. It was the perfect size for everyone to have a their own bed and we were able to have a nice home cooked meal before wrestling. We would book again if we come down for another tournament

We had a great time at this history-laden property. There was something for everyone—farm animals and lots of wide open space for our 18-month old grand daughter to run around; very comfortable beds for daughter and son in law; historic charm for me and my husband. Keep in mind that this is a 19th century farmhouse that’s been pretty thoroughly modernized, though a few quirks remain in the floor plan. It’s different and fun, and the owner has lots of interesting stories about the property’s long history.

If you want a rustic log cabin, this is as good as it gets. The place was awesome. Fireplaces were great. Great beds. Comfortable couches. If you’re looking for seclusion, this probably isn’t the space, but we knew that going into the stay!

Absolutely adorable hideaway. Perfect for getting a little bit of peace & quiet. With the pond just behind the White Oak cottage, we could hear the soft burbling of the fountain all night. Very soothing.

The pictures do not do this place justice! The Cabin was much roomier and more comfortable than we were expecting. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and would love to come back.