Unique Stays in Gwinnett
These days, everyone is looking for a unique Instagram-worthy getaway. How about staying in a treehouse or on an alpaca farm the next time you visit Gwinnett? Thanks to Airbnb and VRBO, those options are not as far-fetched as you may think.
Owl in the Oak Treehouse: Sleep 30 feet in the air above the forest floor and fall asleep to the trickle of a small stream below your window at the Owl in the Oak Treehouse in Duluth. This secluded getaway offers a treehouse with similar accommodations to a tiny home at just 120 square feet on the main floor. Don't be fooled by the treehouse reputation, Owl in the Oak offers a kitchenette with sink, mini fridge, and a microwave and a bathroom with running water and a shower. There's even a suspension bridge that leads you into the living room.
Photo Credit: Airbnb Owl in the Oak Treehouse
Photo Credit: Airbnb Owl in the Oak Treehouse
Alpaca Bag N Stay Cottage at New London Farm: This short-term rental offers a unique getaway on a magical urban oasis just minutes from Atlanta. Stay overnight in a cozy cottage while you relax, unwind, and step back to a simpler time. Gaze at horses, alpacas, llamas, and goats, or even feed them if you're an animal lover. Refresh by an outdoor fire, soak in the private hot tub, roast marshmallows, and wake up to roosters crowing in this beautiful farm setting. A shared saltwater pool is available, as well as a 300-foot zipline (add-on). If you want to bring snacks for the animals, the hosts recommend apple slices and/or baby carrots.
Photo Credit: Alpaca Bag N Stay Airbnb Page
Photo Credit: Alpaca Bag N Stay Airbnb Page
Equestrian Retreat Farm Stay: Escape the city and choose a simpler way of life in Dacula at Big Sky Farm's 30 acres! Your peaceful retreat includes wide open spaces, horses at play, fresh country air, and an authentic working farm.
So, what exactly does "farm life" mean? There are horses, dogs, free-range chickens...which means farm fresh eggs. There is also a pond which is perfect for fishing. Dogs and horses are welcome (additional fees). A grill and/or farm-fresh eggs are available by request. Don't you wish you were there already?
Photo Credit: Farm Stay by Carla, Airbnb page
Photo Credit: Big Sky Farm Airbnb page
Camper Crash Pad: Try something new and stay in a converted bus! You can reconnect with nature while being close to civilization. Located only a few minutes walk to the Shoppes at Webb Ginn. There you will find bars, restaurants, and much more. This crash pad is also located about 3 miles from Downtown Lawrenceville.
Photo Credit: Camper Crash Pad Airbnb page
Magnolia Mini: This Idyllic Tiny Home is just a 5-minute walk from the vibrant Downtown Norcross. The home may be tiny, but it sure is mighty. This home has large windows with lots of natural light, a tiny but well-equipped kitchen, a washer & dryer, a mini-fridge, a 55" TV, and a pull-out sofa that can sleep one person. The Magnolia Mini can sleep 3 individuals in total. There is a private outdoor bistro table for your meals, and a shared backyard space complete with a fire pit & hammock for all the late-night star watching.
Photo Credit: Magnolia Mini Airbnb page
The Selah Barn: Looking for a quiet and cozy retreat? This refurbished 1940s barn in Loganville is the perfect place to take a step back and enjoy the nature around you. Renovated in 2016, Selah Barn includes a kitchen, a cozy living room, and a full bath with a walk-in shower. The bedrooms have a bunk-house feel, with two twin bunks in one and a full-size bottom and twin upper bunk in the other.
Photo Credit: Selah Barn Airbnb page
The Napping House: Tucked away in Loganville, this property is a true hidden gem that beautifully blends timeless charm with modern comfort. Originally built in the 1800s, the home has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its rich history while incorporating contemporary updates that make everyday living both elegant and effortless.
Photo Credit: The Napping House Airbnb page
