The Amazing Glass-Walled Cabin In Mississippi Will Bring Out The Adventurer In You

Getaway Homochitto offers glass-walled cabins in Mississippi's Homochitto National Forest, providing a unique blend of outdoor adventure and indoor comfort.

Getting in touch with nature has never been easier – and it’s all thanks to the recently opened Getaway cabin. Not only is the tiny abode nestled in the middle of a forest, but one of the walls is made almost entirely of glass. The views are stellar and the opportunities for outdoor adventure are just as incredible. Your inner adventurer is sure to be pleased!

Specializing in outdoor escapes, the company Getaway places tiny houses on rural land in remote locales and rents them out by the night or weekend.

In winter 2021, Getaway opened an outpost in Mississippi’s Homochitto National Forest.

Dubbed Getaway Homochitto, the new outpost is comprised of more than a dozen cabins – which are scattered about, so you’ll feel as if you’re completely isolated.

And though the cabins come in two different sizes, they all have one very distinguishing feature – a glass wall!

The transparent partition doesn’t just make the cabins seem bigger but provides excellent views of the surroundings.

And since the bed is right by the see-through wall, you’ll feel like you’re camping out, all while enjoying the perks of being indoors, i.e. AC and heat.

The cabins don’t just include glass walls, AC, and heat, though. They’re outfitted with everything you need, such as a hot shower, sink, stove, and fridge.

Worried about feeling claustrophobic in the tiny abode? Don’t be!

There’s plenty to see and do right outside the cabin. Not only does each cabin come with a fire pit and seating, but there are several hiking trails nearby.

Ready to book a stay in this glass-walled cabin? Make reservations on the Getaway website. And make sure to follow Getaway on Facebook for updates on locations, specials, and more.

The unique places to stay in the state don’t end with this see-through cabin. The Magnolia State has lots of one-of-a-kind getaways, including this remote farm in Mississippi.

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