位於Adamstown的度假屋

Bluebird Tiny Home W/Hottub!

A lovely tiny home with features and snugly feel that will keep you feeling right at home! Minutes off the 222 and right in the center of Lancaster County you will find much to keep you occupied. Tucked behind the edge of town, with a house on either side, meadow for the front view and woods behind, gives the feel of country but walking distance to shopping and food. There is plenty to do around here and we are more than happy to give tips on how to get the most from your stay. No tv provided.

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.

The Maples - Hot Tub, EV Charger

The Maples Guesthouse is designed for your comfort and relaxation. Whether you choose to enjoy the hot tub or sip a cup of freshly brewed Nespresso beside the backyard firepit, we hope this space leaves you feeling refreshed. Located in the heart of historic Adamstown, you are within walking distance of the local (seasonal) ice cream shop, antique mall and grocery store. You also have quick access to Rt. 222 and the turnpike and can experience the best of Lancaster and Reading under 30 min.

First Floor Home in the Woods Near Amish Country

Beautiful ground floor and handicap accessible apartment in the woods in the heart of PA Dutch Country. Only 5 miles from the Denver exit of the PA turnpike. 40 minutes from Hershey Park, 20 minutes from Sight and Sound and All major Amish Country attractions and 10 minutes from Antique shopping in Adamstown. We are located right in the center of all the things you come to Lancaster County to see. Close to it all yet back in the woods for some peace and quiet when you’re done for the day.

Cozy hideaway on your own corner of our homestead

Centrally located between Lancaster & Reading with easy access to the turnpike and Rte 222 . Have a cozy weekend away on our country homestead, explore our local antique markets, discover Lancaster, experience Amish country, we look forward to hosting you! Please explore our backwoods, wade in the stream, or have a sampling of what we are harvesting on the Homestead! Local traffic does get a bit noisy, but this does not take away from your privacy or enjoying nature Come & Enjoy!

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.

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.

Creekside Chalet

Cute, clean and cozy best describes this little house in the country. Minutes from PA turnpike, 222 and 272, you are set to be in Lancaster or Reading in under 30 min. Browse the antique shops in Adamstown or just take some time for yourself, throw some steaks on the grill and relax on the deck. We hope you find our little house a quiet place to unwind. We'll leave the light on for ya 😉😉

The Summer Kitchen

Quaint, 1-bedroom, cottage built as a summer kitchen for the original farmhouse in 1740. First floor is an open concept with new appliances in the kitchen and a cozy living area with loveseat and dining table. Upstairs is the bedroom with a quaint full bathroom, featuring a shower (no bath option) with new flooring. *Please see house rules for non-negotiables, fees, etc. *