2 Bedroom Cabin with Pickleball Court, Sectional Couch and Outdoor Dining

Modern rustic 2-bedroom cabin in Reinholds, PA with reclaimed wood finishes and a western vibe. Features a full kitchen, coffee bar, large sectional, and fire pit. Out front: a deck overlooking a private pickleball court. Out back: patio and wooded views. Shared access to a spring-fed pond, canoe, paddleboat, and spring house. Wi-Fi available, no TV—perfect for unplugging. Close to Lititz, Ephrata, Amish Country, Hersheypark, and more.

The cabin is tucked away in the peaceful countryside of Reinholds, PA, offering a quiet, rural setting with easy access to many of Central Pennsylvania’s most popular destinations. Located in northern Lancaster County, the area is known for its farmland, covered bridges, and rich Pennsylvania Dutch heritage.

Located in the quiet countryside of Reinholds, PA, the cabin offers a peaceful, rural setting while still being close to local attractions. The area is part of Lancaster County, known for its rolling farmland, covered bridges, and Pennsylvania Dutch charm.

You’re just a short drive from the historic town of Lititz, named one of America’s coolest small towns, with boutique shops, cafes, and the famous Wilbur Chocolate Store. Ephrata is also nearby, home to the Ephrata Cloister, local markets, and antique shops. For outdoor activities, Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area offers excellent hiking, birdwatching, and seasonal snow geese migrations.

Local farms, roadside stands, and small-town diners give the area an authentic, laid-back feel. Whether you're looking to explore small towns, hike nature trails, or simply enjoy the quiet of the woods, the cabin is well situated for a low-key getaway.

Amish Country (Intercourse, PA) – 45 minutes
Sight & Sound Theatres (Lancaster, PA) – 35 minutes
Hersheypark & Chocolate World – 50 minutes
Lititz, PA – 25 minutes (boutiques, cafes, Wilbur Chocolate)
Ephrata, PA – 15 minutes (Ephrata Cloister, local markets, antiques)
Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area – 20 minutes (hiking, birdwatching)
For day trips to major cities:

Philadelphia – 1 hour 30 minutes
New York City – 2 hours 45 minutes
Washington, DC – 2 hours 30 minutes
This location is ideal for guests looking to relax in a quiet, wooded setting while being able to explore Lancaster County’s Amish culture, outdoor attractions, and nearby historic towns—or take a drive to the city for a full-day outing.

There are two vacation rentals on this property - they can be rented together for larger groups or rented separately. Please note that some of the amenities are shared between the two rentals, so you may have interaction with other renters during your stay. We ask that everyone respect each other's space so that we can continue operating both vacation rentals seamlessly. The pickleball court, swimming pond and cold springs are all shared amenities between the two houses. Who knows, you might just make some great friends while staying on the property!

This 2-bedroom cabin sleeps up to 4 guests and features a modern rustic style with reclaimed wood throughout, exposed beams, and subtle western touches. Both bedrooms have queen-size beds. The open-concept living area includes a large sectional sofa, a dining table for four, and a full kitchen with new appliances, a large island with bar seating, and a well-stocked setup for cooking and dining. A dedicated coffee bar offers coffee and tea options for guests.

The interior blends comfort with character—natural wood tones, vaulted ceilings, and large windows create a warm, airy feel while offering views of the surrounding woods.

Out back, the patio includes a dining table and fire pit area nestled against the forest. The front deck overlooks a private pickleball court and has seating to relax and watch the game. Guests also have access to a shared swimming pond with a canoe and paddleboat, as well as a spring house with cold, natural spring water.

While the cabin has Wi-Fi for staying connected, there’s no TV. This is a space intentionally designed for unplugging—sitting around the camp fire, playing games, enjoying conversations, or simply being outside.