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Covered Bridge Cottage

Located on a farm in the heart of Amish country and amid one of the largest concentrations of antiques in America, we are central to many attractions, yet quaint and secluded enough to provide a relaxing retreat. The Covered Bridge Cottage started out in the 1800’s as a mill office and over the years was converted into a home through several additions. The house has been in our family for close to a century and it was our honor to restore it to a comfortable, energy efficient, durable home.

Log Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Need a nature reset regardless of the season? Enjoy a stay at a completely refurbished 1820’s log cabin nestled in the woods and rolling fields of a 30 acre homestead. The cabin showcases three bedrooms and gorgeous views, a large living and dining area, as well as full kitchen. Enjoy exploring the trails around the farm, greeting the resident horses and ponies, immersing yourself in the surrounding area of hiking trails and blue marsh lake.

Beloved Chateau (with Hot Tub)

The Beloved Chateau is a guest suite in a character house in Adamstown. You will relax in a hot tub, enjoy a comfortable bed with a newly renovated, modern bathroom. The tv is a 55 inch TV with access to your personal streaming accounts. Whether you like to hike, shop for antiques in town, or enjoy a restful evening in, it is perfect for couples searching for a restful overnight stay. The room is fully independent from the rest of our house. It has a private entrance with NO shared space.

Historic Amish homestead Barn loft apartment

The Nicholas Stoltzfus Homestead is the oldest restored Amish property in Berks County, bought by Immigrant Nicholas Stoltzfus (ancestor of all Stoltzfus descendants in America) in 1771. You will be staying in a peaceful and cozy barn loft apartment with a private entrance beside the stone house. You can enjoy the flower gardens and birds, tour the house, take a bike ride or picnic on the lawn. Adjacent to the property is the Union Canal Towpath on the Tulpehocken Creek.

Woodhaven Hideaway: Luxe retreat with soaking tub

Welcome to The Loft at Woodhaven Hideaway! Peaceful, unique, and cozy, this timber frame home invites you to rest and relax. This old blacksmith shop is now a luxurious & comfortable place to stay on your honeymoon, a business trip, or a peaceful place to rejuvenate. The Loft's spa like large bathroom has become our guests favorite reason to stay here because of its large shower with twin rain head shower heads coupled with an extra long, 2 person soaking tub with fireplace.

The Cottage on the Farm (Newly Renovated)

Come enjoy the country and farm life! Our little cottage is a late 1800s spring house with beautiful views of pastures and sunrises. Located next to Heidelburg Country Club, Koziar’s Christmas Village, Blue Marsh Outdoors and Plum Creek Creamery. Whether you’re here summer or winter there’s something to enjoy! Our goats and horses love attention and a litttle snack. Our dogs love when guests come to visit!WE DO NOT EXCEPT PETS UNLESS DISCUSSED PRIOR TO BOOKING

The Moose Lodge.

Welcome to the moose lodge! Relax and unwind in this cozy little cabin that sleeps four. The moose lodge sleeps four and has a small kitchen, full bathroom and linens are included! This cozy little cabin is nestled under the tall trees in the Dutch Cousin Campground. Enjoy a relaxing evening around the firepit listening to all the sounds nature has to offer. Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay.

A luxurious glamping tent nestled in the trees.

** Exciting new updates for summer 2025! If it’s luxury glamping you’re looking for then this is the perfect fit for you. The Crooked Arrow Glampsite is quaintly nestled in the woods and offers a place to unwind & disconnect from everyday life. Spend your morning sipping a fresh cup of coffee under the canopy of trees. Enjoy a relaxing evening around the fire pit listening to all the sounds nature has to offer.

Gruber Homestead Settler's Cabin

The cabin is the original Settler's Cabin on the Gruber Homestead settled in 1737 by Henrich Gruber. The restoration combines the originality of the cabin with the modern amenities that make this a unique and comfortable getaway experience. Located on a rural property of 28 acres in Berks County, PA. Miniature donkeys and horses graze the pastures and add to the charm of the cabin. No pets allowed.