Squirrel Creek Cabin
Escape to your own private retreat in this charming cabin nestled on a 500-acre family farm in Eastern North Carolina. Tucked away in a quiet pasture and surrounded by woods, the Squirrel Creek Cabin offers total privacy, breathtaking scenery, and plenty of adventure.Whether you’re a horse enthusiast looking to ride our 15+ miles of scenic trails, or simply in need of a serene getaway, this cabin has something for everyone. Spend your days exploring, fishing by the pond, or enjoying evenings around the fire pit under the stars.
This is a working ranch and part of a living landscape — expect fresh air, wildlife, and country charm. If you’re ready to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with nature, you’ll love it here.
Amenities Galore...
Comforts: Air conditioning, central heating, indoor fireplace, room-darkening shades
Kitchen & Dining: Full kitchen with cookware, Keurig coffee maker, microwave, mini fridge, outdoor dining area, BBQ grill
Entertainment: Wi-Fi, TV, Bluetooth sound system, books & reading material
Outdoor Features: Private backyard, patio, outdoor furniture, fire pit, lake access
Essentials: Towels, linens, toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, body soap), extra pillows and blankets
Safety: Smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, fire extinguisher, first aid kit
Convenience: Free on-site parking, private entrance, long-term stays allowed
You'll love it here!
Private, secluded cabin with no nearby neighbors
500 acres of farmland, woods, and conservation land to explore
Over 15 miles of walking and horseback riding trails
Fire pit, outdoor dining, and open skies for stargazing
Lake and pond access for peaceful afternoons
Perfect for long weekends or extended stays
The Squirrel Creek Cabin is located on Lucky Spade Ranch, a family-owned 500-acre farm in Eastern North Carolina. You’ll enjoy unmatched privacy while still being within easy reach of local shops, restaurants, and small-town charm.
On the ranch, you’ll have access to trails, pastures, ponds, and the unique chance to see our farm animals up close — including highland cows and horses!
Good to Know
This is a true countryside stay. While the cabin is kept clean and comfortable, occasional insects (ladybugs, spiders, ants) or sightings of local wildlife (deer, foxes, turkeys, etc.) are possible — part of the charm of staying on a working farm and conservation area. If you prefer a fully urban experience, this may not be the best fit.