ENJOY THE TRAILER LIFESTYLE!
Don has engaged his passion for restoring old things by adding three vintage trailers to our guest accommodations. The trailers are hooked up to water, sewer, and electricity. All three have a furnished kitchen with refrigerator, stove, sink, and storage. They each have a fold out couch, and dining area, and a bathroom complete with toilet, sink and shower.
| “Hotel California” is a 24 foot 1946 collectable trailer made by Spartan Aviation. It has a bedroom with a double bed and a front door and a back door. The first Spartan trailers were made from surplus aircraft leftover from World War II. There is a nice private grassy area outside the backdoor for relaxing or setting up a tent. | ||||||||||||
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| “Woodstock” is a 1975 Airstream and is 31 feet long. The inter ior is bright with a double bed in the bedroom and a fold out couch that sleeps two. Woodstock sits closest to the river and has room for a larger family that wants to set up additional tents. | ||||||||||||
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| “Julia Butterfly” is a 1986 Airstream and is 32 feet long. The interior is deluxe with twin beds in the bedroom, a fold out couch that sleeps two. The dinette booth seats can fold out to a bed that sleeps one. It has solid wood cabinetry with ample storage space including a cedar lined closet. | ||||||||||||
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