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We’ve found 15+ unique staycations in Nashville. First, we want to talk to you about how you can support this free newsletter — and why your contribution matters.

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🏠 Home sweet home-away-from-home

Try this: a unique camping vacation underground. | Photo via Forest Gully Farms

We all need a staycation or a trip to a different city from time to time. Whether you’re a Nashvillian feeling a little cooped up or a visitor looking for a special Music City experience, picking the perfect home away from home is crucial.

We went looking for unique regional lodgings that capture this Nashville spirit. So choose your ideal digs, pack your bags, and get ready for a memorable getaway.

Farm charm

Forest Gully Farms | Santa Fe
Reservations give you access to all three cedar Gully huts on the secluded property. Spend your stay hiking to the creek and waterfalls, foraging the veggie garden, and hanging out by the firepit.

Pet-friendly property | Goodlettsville
No pet fee is required, and Fido will have treats, bowls, and a fenced yard. There are perks for humans, too — a coffee bar, patio, and cozy furnishings.

Silo farm stay | Mt. Juliet
This converted grain silo has central heat and air, a stocked kitchenette, and a winding staircase leading to the bedroom. Bonus: You can truly unplug because there isn’t access to Wi-Fi or TV.

As seen on TV

Boat stay featured on “Tennessee Crossroads” | Springfield
No water required for this stay. Step out on the boat deck to overlook the fishing pond or explore the property’s hiking trails.

Heidtke House | Southeast Nashville
Not only was this home included on international travel show “Sense of Place,” the neighborhood it’s located in is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Retreats on the water

Lakeside cottage | Lebanon
Situated on Old Hickory Lake with a two-tier back patio space with grills and a firepit, this cozy space puts all of its 600 sqft to use. No, really — a bedroom, pull out couch, and loft area provide room for up to four guests.

12 more epic stays

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