This 1870's horse barn serves as the Inn's main lodge. Hewn entirely from Cyprus wood, it features a large dining room and breakfast is served in front of the sandstone fireplace.

Located on the hill at the edge of the woods, overlooking the lake, is this 1854 German immigrant farmstead. Originally from Saline County, this cabin is equipped with:

• A kitchenette/dining area
• Shower bath
• Queen and twin beds
• Sofa bed
• TV
• Woodstove
• Air conditioning
• Covered porch with Adirondack chairs

Lower and vegetable gardens, lodge, and outdoor picnic area are also nearby.

Built in Pope county around 1845, this 2-story cabin features:

• Full kitchen
• Shower bath
• Stting room with TV/VCR
• Full and twin beds in upstairs loft
• Woodstove
• Air conditioning
• Deck with picnic table and chairs

Also close to wooded picnic area. Completely restored with little house on the prairie charm.

This 2 story dogtrot cabin was found near Cave in Rock state park. Originally overlooking the Ohio River, it now has a lake view. It was constructed for a large, extended family and is hewn entirely of Oak. Each half of the trot is a self-contained two story cabin. Features include:

• Fireplace
• Shower bath
• Full bed
• TV/VCR
• Kitchenette downstairs
• Queen bed upstairs

A large porch on the east and on the west allows guests to relax on the porch swing and watch the fish jumping at sunset.

This 1840 Pope County farmstead features:

• Shower bath
• Dining area
• Full kitchen
• Queen bed
• Sofa bed
• TV/VCR
• Woodstove
• Air conditioning
• Upstairs loft with full and twin beds
• A wrap around porch with swing

Wild turkey and deer are often sited from the porch.

Reconstructed in 2006, this cabin was found on the Galatia Post Road 10 miles east of Marion. Built in 1850, it is a full 2-story with dovetail construction. Reconstructed with lumber taken from the Pittsburg Olde Squat Church, this cabin features king size bed upstairs and full kitchen downstairs with fireplace and wrap around porch.