Posted in Arkansas
April 11, 2019
These Rustic Cabins On An Arkansas Farm Are Positively Dreamy
Today’s featured cabins aren’t your typical B&B. In addition to comfy beds and tasty breakfasts, this lovely escape has a whole historic farmstead to explore. The Coulter Farmstead is an unbelievably beautiful getaway that will positively enchant you. Let’s take a break from our busy day-to-day and plan out the perfect retreat in one of these dreamy cabins.
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The Coulter Farmstead is a beautiful 11-acre getaway that can be enjoyed as a weekend retreat or even a wedding venue. It's located along the northern edge of town at 209 Gray St., Washington, AR 71862.
Stay in the original owner's 158-year old Greek revival house or at the massive red barn. The farmstead also has three lovely log cabins to choose from as well. Parties from 2-12 can all find a good fit here on the farm.
They're the perfect balance of feeling like you've traveled back to the 19th century but with plenty of hot water and electricity.
Sipping on fresh juice while rocking on the porch as the sun comes up is the perfect beginning to a day of fun on the farm.
The farm has everything from adorable piglets to sweet cows. You may run into Presley the Coulter Cat on your way to the pool, too.
And since rates are affordable, it'll be easy to plan a return trip! The cabins start at $89/night and can be booked right here.
Who would you want to bring with you during your positively dreamy stay a the Coulter Farmstead? Tag them in the comments below!
If you’re staying the night in this town you should definitely check out Washington’s best kept secret.
