This is our lovely cabin in the woods, located 20 miles north of St. Francisville, almost to the Mississippi/Louisiana border and about a mile from Bayou Sara. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Tunica Trace, we are amongst some of the best cycling, birding, and hiking in the state. John James Audubon lived and did many of his drawings of birds in this area and it was once home to the Tunica Indians.
Our 41 acres boast a spring fed creek which runs year round through the tumbled down clay, sand, and loess of the toes of the Appalachians. Mixed native hardwood trees support a bevy of local wildlife including owls, woodpeckers, hawks, chipmunks, grey squirrels, coyotes, deer, snakes, bobcats, foxes, raccoons, turkeys, eastern bluebirds, and herons to name a few. If you are lucky, you can witness mushrooms of great variety fruiting when the conditions are right.
The cabin has a large screened in porch, two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, a loft, modern kitchen, den, A/C, clawfoot bathtub, and outdoor shower. We have hammocks and books available for your downtime enjoyment. There is no television, phone signal is spotty at best, and wifi is unavailable. If you need to make a phone call, you can walk to the road. There are also many beautiful spots to pitch a tent on the land.