Beautiful property located right on the river, nestled in the trees. The cabin was well-furnished and beautifully decorated with a variety of interesting artwork and tapestries from around the world. Had some really good nights of sleep, due to the comfortable bed, serene location, and restful sound of the river rushing by. Lots of trails around the property to explore, which the dogs thoroughly enjoyed. There was so much thought and energy put into building out the property - from the personal touches in the cabin, to the detailed woodwork in the pagoda, to the fun art around the outdoor kitchen/bathhouse area. In addition to the cool cabin, this would be a good place to have a campout with multiple families/campers, as there are lots of camping spots around the property and a nice large fire pit. This location has a ton of personality and is perfect for those looking to get off the beaten path.

I've been to Horse Creek multiple times over the years, and each time has been amazing! This is my refuge for recovering and recharging.

Thank you Steve for sharing you’re wonderful property with us! We will definitely return.

We were able to unplug and get some much needed rest. Place very peaceful. The river sang us to sleep each night

It was a very relaxing stay. Loved sitting in the gazebo above the river! The architecture and artifacts were very interesting. Steve answered our questions in a very short time.

Love this place! Vast grounds and interesting spaces. We loved the outdoor kitchen and the sitting pond. A previous reviewer bashed the cleanliness but the reality is the grounds take so much maintenance you have to appreciate the entire premises not just the cabin. We will return!

I feel very lucky to have snagged four nights at the property given the relatively short notice for our stay. Very beautiful understated cabin with all the necessary amenities, full kitchen and interesting and nicely executed outdoor shower in addition to normal typical indoor full bathroom with conventional shower. Right on the bank of a small creek. Well done outdoor dining set up with polished hardwood (cypress, oak?) serving counter and propane grill. My adult daughters and wife enjoyed the beautiful private sauna and we all sat around the large fire pit in the evenings with abundant logs for burning. We all wish we had abandoned our coast side trip and spent the whole week at the cabin. Many great easy day hikes very close by including Blue hole, several small lakes, three Sisters Wilderness, hot springs... this was a memorable trip and stay that I hope to repeat in the future.

Not a good place for kids. More of a spiritual retreat I would guess. The grounds were lovely, but sort of hard to find. Some signs out to lead the way would be awesome. No creek or water access unless you can hike up and down a cliff. Refrigerator did not work and it was 94 degrees outside. Kids had to drink warm water till we could find a store to buy ice. The freezer sort of worked. 1 tiny ceiling fan, and it was so hot inside. Manager was nice but the cabin was filthy. I have pictures. Just bring lots of ice chests and ice. Don't expect to use the oven, its never been cleaned. There was a crusty toaster oven though, sigh. I'm thinking a new housekeeper and new fridge would really help. Maybe a nice place for winter? Not much privacy, but you could hear the creek, which was great. Like I said, the cabin itself was amazingly well built and solid. This was our first experience renting from VRBO and let's just say it was different. Undecided whether we will try VRBO again. It was spendy, but was nice to have something other than a motel room.

This is a beautiful and cozy cabin. Feels clean and well kept. The river noise helped us sleep in after a long week of traveling around and not resting well. 2 days was too short to appreciate all of the elements of the property. Within 30 minutes of some great hikes. We would be glad to stay there again.