Modoc County: помешкання для відпочинку з місцями для відпочинку надворі

Cabin Retreat/Rose Cabin Short Stay

Spectacular 320 acre isolated working ranch in Surprise Valley, w 2 cabins, no neighbors, total solitude, awesome panoramas of lush meadows, snow-capped peaks to W, rim-rock buttes to E, exuberant sunsets. Official Dark Sky Area = great star-gazing. Warm spring-fed swimming pool, park-like lawn/trees, chickens, tame milk cows, owned by artist (painter)... Great hikes in every direction. Perfect place to relax, de-stress, de-program, be creative, be with nature, & recover your own true nature.

Rustic retreat in Oregon's Dark Sky Sanctuary

At the base of the Warner Mountains, 3 mins off HWY 395, our guesthouse invites you to relax in peace & quiet. Once a country gas station, State Line Mill Guesthouse has been updated with modern electrical, plumbing and kitchenette, but kept its high desert charm. It offers solitude on 4 acres at the NE edge of New Pine Creek, OR; an area known for spectacular sunsets, starry skies, & tranquility. Whether driving through or visiting, we have everything you need for a relaxing, rural retreat.

Tiny Home at Bidwell Canyon Farm

This luxurious off-grid tiny house offers a truly special farm stay experience. The tiny home sits in Bidwell Canyon Farm's re-generative pasture along a babbling waterway. This private setting offers a unique retreat on a working farm surrounded by nature, dark skies, and true solitude. The farm is within walking distance to the historic town of Fort Bidwell, and makes a perfect home base for explorations in the nearby Warner Mountains and high deserts of this hidden corner of California.

Ivy Post Office

Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow, nor hail shall keep visiters from the Ivy Post Office! It is located in Jess Valley, up the canyon from Likely, CA. The ranch is near Clear Lake and Mill Creek Falls on the north end of the valley. The Ivy Post Office served the sawmills of the valley from 1910-1922 until the road was built and mail could be delivered faster. Now it serves our ranch as cozy guest quarters. At 5000ft elevation the climate is quite more pleasant than surrounding areas!

The bunk house

Do you want a ranch vacation? Are you traveling with horses & need a lay over. We have room for both you and your horses too. If you want to experience ranch life, peace, quiet, & nature ,than come to our 80 acre horse ranch in alturas calif., where there are more cows in our county than people. We have horses, cows, chickens, and cow dogs. Stay in our remodeled bunkhouse, has room for 4. 1 queen bed, and a full size futon. Full kitchen, private bathroom, with outside bbq area.

Peaceful Eagleville retreat with majestic views

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Your chance to stay at the historic Eagleville General Store, in the corner of California where the west still lives. Relaxation is inevitable here. Sit out on the back deck and take in the incredible Warner Mountain View’s that jut up on the West and the vast salt flats to the East. This area is well known for hunting, bird watching, hot Springs near Cedarville, CA, and many scenic roads to explore the beautiful County.

Cressler House - Entire Home

The historic Cressler House is located in the heart of Cedarville, CA in the beautiful Surprise Valley. This home was built in 1880 as the family home for Sen. William Cressler, the father of Modoc County. This beautiful historic home boasts 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Large dining area, living room, full kitchen, beautiful views, and plenty of 19th century charm.

Paradise in the country

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway nestled on 6 acres. Located 1 mile from town you can experience the best of both worlds. Take the time to lay out at the special beach and enjoy a little taste of paradise. The guest house features locally made concrete countertops, cozy living space, and a patio to watch the sun come up.

The Cheese Factory - High Desert Cabin Built 1880

This is a historical building built in 1880 that was the local meat market and then later became a Cheese Factory (creamery) which it is locally known as today. Nearly condemned in the 1980s a very ambitious carpenter decided to not only make it livable but expand the attic to create a very unique living space.