Enjoy your stay!
Your Hidden Garden Bed & Breakfast
Disconnect From It All ... Then Reconnect With Nature
Shhhh, it's a secret place ... it's Your Hidden Garden in the forest!
Experience Us
Comfort, charm, and a peaceful stay. It's what we do!
Our Suites
Two guest suites, each with their own private garden entry, giving the rooms more the feel and ambiance of a boutique hotel, than someone's home. The private gardens have lounging furniture, covered porches, their own jacuzzi hot tub and an indoor-outdoor shower. From the porch, large glass doors bring the outside, and all its sights and sounds, right into your room.
Our Guest Only Areas
Relax and enjoy the "guests only" forest garden and cafe area. The forest garden has a 3-level deck, with seating and tables for experiencing the larger forest area that surrounds the home. The cafe is right off the upper deck, and has tables, fridge, microwave and ice machine. There are glasses for all occasions, and the wine/bottle openers for whatever that occasion calls for!
Shinrin-Yoku is a type of Japanese nature immersion therapy, believed to be healthy for the mind, body and soul. We tend to agree. Relaxing in our natural setting allows you to first disconnect, then reconnect through all your relaxed senses: sight, sound, touch and smell, to Mother Nature's wordless language. Or as we like to call it, "holding hands with God".
Shinrin-Yoku
Birds, Birds, Birds!!
The entire home is surrounded by thick forest, which provides habitat for many of east Texas' most spectacular birds. Birders do not need to go find the birds, they just need to pull up a chair, and maybe a nice drink, and the birds will find you. Mornings are a chorus of songbirds coming from all around and there are lots of colorful birds all day, like cardinals, jays, bluebirds, woodpeckers and even buntings. Several types of hawks are always close by showing off their hunting skills, and the owls can be heard all night, letting everyone in the forest know, they are on the hunt. Birders will find the place amazing, and non-birders, well, they might become birders after their visit!
My wife loves bed and breakfasts. I hate them. But we both loved your place.
Rocky
You are our new go-to getaway spot.
Mary T.
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