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A modern cabin is nestled among trees, showcasing large windows that offer views of the interior. The structure is elevated above rocky terrain, with a staircase leading to the entrance. Natural materials complement the surrounding forest.
Treehouse in Winston County
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

-Elora's Cabin- Waterfront Treehouse

Elora's Cabin is a remote luxury cabin tucked away amongst the bluffs and trees on the banks of the Sipsey River. Direct access to the river allows you to head north and explore deep into Bankhead Forrest or head south to Smith Lake. Backed up to a rock bluff with a natural spring, there is a seating area with a firepit that provides a serene escape to nature or use the deck for cooking and river views. It's designed to allow you to fully experience nature, while also having comforts of home!

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A modern cabin retreat is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring large windows that provide natural light and connect the indoors with the outdoor setting. A spacious deck offers seating areas and a stylish design, ideal for relaxation in a serene environment.
Cabin in Crane Hill
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Romantic couples only cabin w/ hot tub on the lake

ON THE ROCKS: Check in and out days MWF. Escape to a modern, one-of-a-kind cabin retreat nestled on the serene shores of Smith Lake. Exclusively designed for couples seeking a tranquil getaway, this Airbnb offers a secluded oasis where you can unwind and reconnect. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the water, or bask in the sun.Indulge in the ultimate relaxation with an outdoor shower, and luxuriate in a soothing soaking tub overlooking the water. Romantic getaway or simply an escape for one.

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The entrance to a unique stone castle is framed by lush greenery and colorful flower beds. A tall, round tower features a window, and the distinctive roof is crafted from slate. Sunlight filters through the surrounding trees, enhancing the natural setting.
Castle in Fairhope
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 590 reviews

Storybook Castle BnB

Sheldon Castle is a registered Baldwin County Historic home. It is a unique, artistic structure right in Fairhope but secluded on a side street. The Eastern Shore Art Center is down the drive and across the street. From there you are in wonderful downtown Fairhope. The studio suite is a completely private part of Sheldon Castle with the Sheldon descendants in the rest of the home. Mosher Castle with a moat and dragon is next door. Our guests are invited to walk the grounds of both castles.

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The entrance to Tiny Haven is framed by lush greenery, showcasing a colorful blue exterior with a bright yellow door. A comfortable chair and a hammock hang invitingly on the wooden deck, complemented by a small area rug and blooming flowers in a planter.
Tiny home in Springville
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Tiny Haven on Big Canoe Creek

Tiny Haven is a cozy tiny home nestled on our beautiful rustic farm overlooking Big Canoe Creek. Listen to the ripples of the creek while you enjoy your morning coffee on the beautiful deck. Enjoy exploring the property, play with some adorable and cuddly goats, and relax in nature with a hike through the woods or nearby at Big Canoe Creek Nature Preserve (only 2 miles away). This 422 acre preserve features miles of hiking, horseback riding trails, mountain bike trails, kayaking and more.

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A modern cedar cabin is situated among vibrant autumn foliage, with a winding driveway leading to the entrance. Surrounding trees create a serene setting, complementing the home's contemporary design. Large windows reflect the warmth of the season, enhancing the connection with nature.
Home in Owens Cross Roads
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 303 reviews

Magical Mountain Retreat with Vintage Charm

Our second home is a mix of mid-century modern and "cabin in the woods." It sits on 2 heavily wooded acres and backs up to a mountainside with rock outcroppings. The main living area (living room, dining area, and kitchen) is raised about 4 steps, and the bedroom and bath areas are on the main level. There is one large bathroom with a shower. There is an electric fireplace surrounded by ledge stone in front of the u-shaped built-in sofa. There is abundant reading material & 2 TV's.

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A charming cabin is nestled among lush greenery, showcasing a welcoming porch adorned with potted plants. A gravel path leads to the entrance, framed by trees that provide a sense of seclusion. Outdoor seating is arranged for relaxation in the natural surroundings.
Cabin in Jacksonville
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Tammy’s Cozy Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Tammy’s Cozy Cabin is located minutes from Jacksonville and Piedmont, AL. It is close to biking, hiking, and horse trails. Jacksonville State University football, softball, and basketball. There are also wineries, museums, and kayaking. You can sit on the front porch or around the fire-pit and listen to the sounds of nature. It is located on the owners property but is secluded by trees. It had its own drive and self-check in.

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A creatively converted bus is depicted, featuring a vibrant turquoise exterior and multi-level decks. The outdoor area includes a wooden deck with seating and plants, surrounded by trees, providing a natural setting. Large windows and a front porch enhance the connection to the outdoors.
Tiny home in Fort Payne
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Little River Bus Stop

Our Bus has been featured in "Only In Your State Alabama" ! Unique? Original? Secluded? Triple check!A full sized bathroom and an extra tree house bedroom upstairs. Also plenty of lower and upper deck space that makes you feel like you are in the trees. A unique and creative build, that lets you be as close to nature as possible. You have a 1 acre wooded lot, that is completely secluded, all to yourselves. An experience you won't forget. There is no Wifi/ internet!

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A cozy red cabin is nestled among bare trees, with a welcoming porch and wooden railings. A fire pit area is situated in the foreground, surrounded by natural ground cover, while bright flowers add a touch of color to the scenery.
Tiny home in Springville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 698 reviews

Clovers Cabin

Clover's cabin is a very cozy little place on Straight Mountain on a very curvy road. Update: We now have WIFI. Beautiful view in the winter, you can see for miles. Lots of tree coverage in the summer, which brings privacy. It sits about 200 feet from our home. A nice quiet place other than the animal noises. You can hike right out the back door. Please read entire guest manual under INFO FOR GUESTS, POST-BOOKING DETAILS. Give Code word to confirm it was read. Thank you

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A fire pit area features two wooden Adirondack chairs positioned on a paved surface, surrounded by lush greenery. The river is visible through the trees in the background, providing a natural setting for relaxation.
Cabin in Centreville
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Hunting Season Discounts | Private River Views

** Hunting season discounts, November through February ** Escape to Linger Longer II, a family-friendly retreat on the Cahaba River. Enjoy private river views, full access to the home and riverbank, plus nearby parks and Bibb County Lake. Just minutes from Centreville’s shops, eateries, and historic sites. For football fans, we're only 45 minutes from Bryant-Denny Stadium with easy access via Hwy 82. Perfect for a peaceful getaway with adventure just around the corner!

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Two wooden Adirondack chairs and a small side table are positioned on a sunlit deck. The deck features wooden flooring and a railing overlooking a serene view of bare trees and gently flowing water, creating a peaceful outdoor setting.
Treehouse in Piedmont
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Creekside treehouse with hot tub

You won’t forget your time in this romantic, memorable place. . Enjoy 4 acres of seclusion adjacent to the Chief Ladiga trail and walking distance to the Pinhoti trail. The main level contains a fully appointed kitchen, half bath, and sleeper couch. Ascend the spiral stairs to the main bedroom with exposed beams and a rustic tin ceiling. Enjoy 3 decks and soak in the scenery or relax in the swinging bed or hottub and listen to the sounds of Little Terrapin Creek.

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An open living space features a cozy sleeping area with a spacious bed and modern bedding. Natural light filters through large windows, illuminating a wooden table set with blue dishware. A comfortable sofa and decorative shelving unit add functionality to the inviting environment.
Cabin in Mentone
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews

⁙ Secluded Studio-Style Cabin in Quiet Mentone ⁙

Nestled in the woods on the canyon below DeSoto Falls, the Azalea House is a peaceful escape to Lookout Mountain. Renovated in June 2025, to include a full kitchen, this quiet, wooded property is .5 miles from DeSoto Falls, 7 miles from the Mentone town center, .5 miles from Shady Grove Dude Ranch, and adjacent to Fernwood of Mentone. The properties of Mountain Laurel Inn lie on the outskirts of DeSoto State Park, and offer easy access to trails and hiking.

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A cozy interior features a spacious bed draped with a textured blanket. A recliner loveseat and an armchair provide comfortable seating near a woodstove, with natural light streaming through the windows adorned with light curtains. Exposed wooden beams and brick accents contribute to a rustic ambiance.
Cabin in Newbern
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

The Rusty Brick Studio

Come relax at this unique, cozy studio and enjoy a quiet farm setting. The studio is located a mile from Newbern, along a main hwy 10 miles south of Greensboro, 20 east of Demopolis and 50 miles south of Tuscaloosa. The studio has brick floors and the interior wood walls and beams are from reclaimed barn wood. We want our guests to relax with a good cup of coffee, a great night's sleep and time to enjoy an Alabama sunset from the front porch chairs!

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All about Alabama

Known for its beautiful state parks, green rolling hills, and pristine coastline along the Gulf of Mexico, Alabama is a popular southern destination thanks to its diverse geographic features, historically and culturally-rich cities, and warm climate.

Outdoor adventure can be found on Lookout Mountain in the northeast with its adventure parks and zipline courses, in the sprawling Talladega National Forest’s rivers and hiking trails throughout the center of the state, and all around the placid waters of Lake Martin where you’ll find plenty of opportunities to get out on a boat.

These rural pockets of Alabama are iconic and beloved, and the state’s metropolitan centers have plenty to offer too. In many of Alabama’s cities you’ll find thriving blues and rock scenes, and a diverse array of restaurants both redefining Southern cuisine and carrying on with tradition. The capital city of Montgomery has the Civil Rights Memorial Center honoring the birthplace of the civil rights movement. The college towns of Auburn and Tuscaloosa display a strong devotion to football. Music lovers will want to check out the famous recording studios in Muscle Shoals, and the historic port city of Mobile displays French influences.

This largely agricultural state is also an excellent destination for food lovers, offering plenty of barbecue joints, Cajun cafes, farm stalls, boiled peanut stands, and opportunities to settle down at a meat ‘n’ three.

What are the top things to do in Alabama?

Birmingham

Many mid-sized cities in the south have been garnering much-deserved recognition for their passionate locals and welcoming vibes, and the Magic City is no exception. Downtown, you’ll find the impressive Birmingham Museum of Art with more than 27,000 works, the Civil Rights Institute, and upscale clothing boutiques. The city’s thriving food scene is definitely worth exploring: There’s plenty of hearty southern favorites like fried chicken and biscuits being served up, but there are also James Beard award-winning French bistros or Latin American small plates cooked over live fire if you’re partial to fine dining. In the trendy Avondale neighborhood, you’ll find vintage shops, younger crowds sipping craft beers, and plentiful live music.

Gulf Shores

The sugar sand beaches along Alabama’s Gulf Coast and the neighboring city of Orange Beach are a quieter alternative to the lively destinations in the Florida panhandle. Here you’ll find plenty of seafood restaurants serving up Gulf shrimp and oysters, as well as gift shops, boat rentals, beachside bars, and entertainment options like the annual music festival that happens here in May. A few minutes from the center of town, you’ll find two miles of protected beaches at Gulf State Park along with hiking trails, a huge fishing pier, and picnic areas where you can soak in the scenery.

Lake Martin

Man-made lakes are plentiful in southern states, and Alabama’s Lake Martin is one of the largest in the world. More than 150 feet deep in some areas, visitors come for water skiing, swimming, boating, and fishing; to hike the nearby nature trails; or to simply relax in the lakefront cabins. There are almost 900 miles of shoreline here, and you can choose to stay near Alexander City for easy access to shops and restaurants, or head further afield for a secluded natural retreat.

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