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Tiny Cabin Getaway in LaRue, TX (Near Dallas)

Escape the city for nature to one of these tiny cabin rentals in Texas.

Who wants to escape city life for nature? Says everyone! Getting away on the weekend out in nature has its perks of solitude, breathing fresh air, getting exercise, and more. If you’re a nature lover, you’ll probably be outside more than inside, so don’t let the word “tiny” scare you. Be sure to scroll down for a $25 discount on tiny cabin rentals in Texas and get ready to enjoy nature!

If hiking, cooking your meals on a fire pit, camping with full amenities, and getting away from the hustle and bustle of city traffic interest you, then you’re ready for camping in a cabin near you! Camping, to me, is a great way to relax and let go. Bring a hammock, find two trees and relax with a book. Spring is around the corner, making it a great time to get away from the city and enjoy the outdoors.

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Tiny cabin rentals in texas

Pets welcome at Getaway Cabins

Tiny Cabin Rentals In Texas

A little over an hour from the city, there are Getaway cabins in three different Regions of Texas – Dallas, Houston, and Austin / San Antonio, where you can roll up your sleeves and play in nature or, better yet, take off your shirt! On top of that, you’ll have modern amenities that include a bathroom with a shower, a mini-refrigerator, a nice comfy queen bed(s), a tiny kitchen – everything like home. Just think of it this way – it’s a home away from home—but smaller!

Great news if you have a dog! Getaway cabins are dog-friendly. You can bring your dog(s) for a small fee, and they even leave treats in the cabin for them. I’ve brought my dogs twice, and yummy biscuits were waiting for them. Don’t forget to see below how you can save $25 on your next tiny cabin stay.

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Tiny cabin rentals in texas

Inside A Getaway Tiny Cabin

Tiny Cabin Rentals Near Houston

In Navasota, TX, you’ll find about 40 cabins on wheels tucked away in the tall pine trees in the Brazos Valley near Houston. This area offers many hiking trails throughout, and you’re only a short drive to famous ice cream!

Side trips are always fun, especially when it involves ice cream–in your favorite flavor too! Up the road in Brenham, TX, is where Blue Bell Creameries makes its ice cream. There is a Blue Bell museum that plays a film of the history of Blue Bell, and you can see the ice cream cartons of the era you grew up in. That’s not all. Take a few steps out the door to the parlor and buy a scoop of your favorite ice cream for only one dollar—no tax. And, don’t forget to get a photo of you and your family by the old ice cream truck on the other side of the museum.

Travel Pro Tip: The ice cream parlor is only open during the week and not on weekends.

There’s more to do in Brenham if you have the time. Besides its quaint downtown, Barrington Living History Farm is where you can step back to 1850 to see how people lived then, how cotton was grown (pick cotton yourself), how they used oxen (real oxen) on the farm, and more. They even let us pick tomatoes and pears to take home.

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The outside area of camp in LaRue (near Dallas)

Tiny Cabin Rentals Near Dallas

Put your phone away and turn off all wifi and build a fire. It’s that simple. We enjoyed hamburgers on the grilled made by Brody. He was very excited about how it turned out – yummy! This is when you want to get out that hammock I was talking about above. Hopefully, you can spot two trees, or perhaps you have the kind of hammock on its own stand. Either way, bring it along!

There’s a zipline course not too far from this camp called New York Texas Zipline Adventure. Brody and I have zipped there twice. It’s impressive, and we wouldn’t mind going back for another round. The daring ones zip the whole nine lines!

Tiny Cabin Rentals Near Austin

Tucked away in the beautiful Texas Hill Country in the small town of Wimberley are tiny cabins with nature trails at your front door, the Blue Hole nearby, and a thrilling zipline in the vicinity. Wimberley is halfway between Austin and San Antonio, making these tiny cabin rentals near San Antonio. What a location! Have you seen those City Bonfires all over Instagram? Go here and get 10% off on your sale – CityBonefires for camping out!

We haven’t been to this one, but it’s on our list.

Getaway tiny cabin rentals are near Portland, Atlanta, Boston, Wisconsin, New York, Charlotte, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Washington, DC. There may be newer places added.

Book your tiny cabin nature today at Tiny Cabin Rentals in Texas and use promo code GREENMOM for $25 off your stay.

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About Kim Croisant

Travel writer, travel blogger, and road trip enthusiast Kim Croisant is a proud native Texan passionate about seeing Texas by car. Kim is raising her grandson and takes him on as many trips as possible. When she's feeling the love, she lets her darling 83-year-old mother come along as well. But her favorite way to travel is solo. When Kim's not writing, she is hiking through nature and camping in the woods in a cabin full of amenities.

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