This is a gorgeous A-frame cabin that sits on a campground in France. While many A-frames feel very “cabin-y,” this one has a modern twist with triangular cut-outs and minimalist decor.
The most unique feature of this cabin is the netted balcony, where you can take a nap suspended above the porch by nothing but a (very sturdy) net. The interior has all the standard amenities — a couch, small kitchen, bathroom, and loft bedroom. What do you like most about it?
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Geometric Loft Bedroom A-Frame Cabin
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Amy Corbett is a member of All Belong Collective, a local hosting business in Virginia that runs several unique vacation stays. One is “James Station,” a renovated Southern Train Caboose that overlooks a river and train factory!
Below, Amy shares the inspiration behind the caboose renovation and how they chose to lean into the train theme. The space is a favorite of locomotive enthusiasts, and it’s easy to see why. It has 4.97 stars on Airbnb.
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Stay in a Train Overlooking the Tracks! Virginia
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This two-story treehouse in Lindale, Texas, combines all the cozy charm of cabins with the luxury finishes you expect from a hotel. Decorated with whites and creams, the space has many nods to “Moon Honey,” with a moon-shaped bed, moon artwork, and more.
The first level of the treehouse has a living room, veranda, full kitchen, and a 3/4 bathroom. You take the spiral staircase up to the second level, where you’ll find the bed, a reading nook, a mini kitchen, and a half bathroom. What do you think of this vacation spot?
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Romantic Texas Treehouse Getaway
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Nestled in a beautiful meadow overlooking Burntcoat Head Park — home of the highest tides in the world — this colorful little cottage is part of Ravens Rest Retreat in Noel, Nova Scotia. With a 4.99-star rating and over 150 reviews on Airbnb, it’s clear that guests absolutely love this place.
The one-room cottage features queen “bunk beds,” a compact kitchen area, and some truly breathtaking views of the Bay of Fundy. There are shared bathroom facilities on site, and one other cottage is strategically placed far enough away to make this feel like a private retreat. Enjoy time in nature all day and rest your head in this quaint, colorful spot at night.
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Images via Heidi/Airbnb
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If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable tiny house experience in Austin, Texas, then consider The Honey Suckle Rose Tiny Yurt Cabin.
Nestled in a secluded 3.5-acre wooded paradise, this charming tiny home is a blend of rustic and modern aesthetics, providing a cozy and comfortable getaway in the Texas Hill Country.
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The Honey Suckle Rose Tiny Yurt Cabin: A Unique Austin Escape
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There’s something about a small cabin on the coast of Maine that just speaks to me. The Pine Cabin is a 420-square-foot retreat nestled on a former saltwater farm in Sedgwick, Maine, and it’s one of the most thoughtfully designed small cabins I’ve come across.
Architects Bill Bowick and David Bouffard discovered this waterfront property and knew it deserved something special. Working with builder Jon Ellsworth of Carding Brook Farm, they designed and constructed three boat-inspired cabins on the land. The Pine is the smallest of the three, and honestly, it might be my favorite. It’s a studio-style layout with everything you need and nothing you don’t.
What really sets this cabin apart is that it was built using pine milled right on the property. That kind of connection between the structure and the land it sits on is rare, and you can feel it the moment you step inside.
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Built from Pine Milled Right on the Property
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Tucked away in the rolling hills of Dahlonega, Georgia, this secluded treehouse sits on 81 acres of Triple Creek Farms. Hosted by Wes on Airbnb and rated 4.98 stars with 85+ reviews, Tech Time is a nature retreat that blends rustic charm with modern tech amenities — including high-speed internet, a smart TV, and a private outdoor shower overlooking a creek.
Inside, you’ll find a cozy living space with comfortable furnishings, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private bedroom area with large windows framing scenic views of the surrounding forest. It’s an ideal escape for couples or anyone craving a peaceful getaway just minutes from downtown Dahlonega’s wineries, restaurants, and hiking trails.
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Tech Time: Secluded Treehouse Overlooking Creek
Images via Wes/Airbnb
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There’s a certain kind of getaway where you pull up to a place, take one look around, and immediately feel your shoulders drop. Fish Brook Farm in Liberty, New York, is exactly that. It’s a 65-acre property tucked into the Catskills with woods, fields, a creek running through it — and alpacas. The tiny cottage on the hill is about as simple and charming as it gets.
The cabin is a single-room structure with no plumbing, no loft, and just enough electricity to power a lamp and charge your phone. It’s glamping in the best sense of the word — stripped down to the essentials with a focus on the experience rather than the amenities. And with a 4.91-star rating from nearly 180 reviews on Airbnb, it’s clear that guests love the simplicity.
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A Tin-Roofed Cottage on the Hill
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Whit is a cool guy who left his normal job to start renovating tiny spaces and hosting on Airbnb. His latest project has been giving yet another life to a 1950s Manchester, UK bus. After the bus came to the US, it served as a tour bus, and then passed hands until it eventually became a diner. But once Whit got it, he transformed it into a unique Airbnb!
You walk into the kitchen and living space and there’s an added bathroom in the front of the bus near the almost-entirely-original cab. A spiral staircase takes you to the spacious upper bedroom with beautiful woodwork ceilings. What’s your favorite part of this renovation?
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70-Year-Old Bus Has Become a Stunning Vacation Home
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