Slightly (Super) Spooky Tiny Cabin in the Dark Woods

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Just one look at this off-grid cabin in the woods, and you’ll get all kinds of spooky vibes. While there aren’t any tales that this cabin itself is haunted, the nearby 163-years-old Narrowsburg Hotel is host to the ghosts of the women who used to work their brothel in the attic.

The cabin has great views as a cozy and quiet place to get away from it all — it features two bedrooms with double beds, a fully-functional bathroom, and a kitchen complete with a retro oven and farmhouse sink which have all kinds of (scary?) stories to tell.

While it’s too late to book your stay for this Halloween, you might want to put it on your list of haunted tiny homes to stay this winter….it sure looks magical surrounded by snow and ice! Reserve your nights at GlampingHub.

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Halloween Getaway Near a Haunted Restaurant & Hotel

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This sitting area looks like the perfect spot to write a horror novel.

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Side-by-side of the kitchen and one of the bedrooms.

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Play some records or prep food on the wooden counters.

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The stove and record player give it a retro vibe.

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A traditional farmhouse sink is perfect for dish-washing.

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One of the bedrooms has a wood-burning stove for warmth.

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Here’s the other bedroom with a double bed.

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Your view driving up to the cabin.

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Retro fridge and flushing toilet.

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Is someone hiding in that closet….?

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Cook over an open fire and bathe in the clawfoot tub.

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Keep warm by the fireplace.

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Just a *little* creepy?

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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