Check Out This Vintage 1800s Log Cabin with All the Modern Amenities

Written by: Arron J. Staff writer @ Hyggehous.com

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You'll fall in love with the wood cabins at Knopp School with the Chula Vista Cabin.

This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin sleeps up to two guests. The Chula Vista Cabin is a perfect country getaway experience that is located just 6 miles from downtown Fredericksburg, Texas. This cabin was built using antique oak logs from an 1800s log cabin building and yet has all the modern amenities and conveniences including a mid-sized kitchenette. Shop Tiny Homes There is also a Weber gas grill to compliment the kitchenette. Enjoy your glass of wine or morning coffee on the porch rockers; sit in front of a beautiful limestone fireplace, take a long soak in a claw-foot tub (plumbed with shower head), or relax in the private hot tub. During your vacation stay, you can take a stroll around the vacation property where wildlife and songbirds abound. The amazing tranquil and breathtaking hill country views, beautiful sunsets, and amazing star-gazing await you. Please note that Chula Vista is perfect for couples, the homeowners request no pets and no children.

For a small town, Fredericksburg has a surprisingly large number of things to see and do.

Whether you want to explore the great beauty of the Texas Hill Country or find the perfect gift in a Main Street boutique, Fredericksburg has more fun than you have on vacation. The area especially has a lot of outdoor activities to enjoy with its rolling hills, colorful wildflowers, and winding country roads that are enough to make anyone want to visit. If an outdoor adventure is calling your name, Fredericksburg has so many nature activities it will be difficult to fit it all in on one trip. The area has everything from bats (and millions of them) to 300 species of birds. There's also hiking or rock climbing at Enchanted Rock, plus bicycling and horseback riding.

In the heart of the Texas Hill Country, the town of Fredericksburg is a stone’s throw away from the cities of Austin and San Antonio.

Despite its proximity to the big cities, the town is popular because it still maintains a small-town feel while having lots of things to see and do. With its unique German heritage, thriving wineries, shopping, and museums, it’s the perfect weekend getaway from just about anywhere.

Wildseed Farms is like a playground for people who love the outdoors.

In the spring, summer, and fall, its fields teem with flowers of every hue from the famous Texas bluebonnets to brilliant red standing Cyprus. The wildflower farm has walking trails, butterfly gardens, and an endless number of photo opportunities. There is also a wide variety of plants, seeds, and food items for sale in the shops. Part of the National Museum of the Pacific War, the Japanese Garden of Peace provides a moment of quiet downtown and a counterpoint to the tragedy of war that is discussed in the buildings that surround it. The garden includes lots of items with symbolic meaning to include details such as stones, raked gravel, and a water feature.