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"Absolutely amazing cabin close to Louisville but secluded enough to fill like you are far away from the hustle and bustle! From the sunrise on the water to the twinkle of twilight in the evening the cabin is situated perfectly next to the lake. This is a great place to rest and relax!"

"Very clean, updated, modern bathrooms and sanitary. Will come back again as opposed to paying 2 - 3 times that at a higher end resort in the area."

"I was staying in room 110. The key would not work, they said the batteries need changed. They let me in and try to change the batteries, but they couldn't getvthe new battery to work and they were having to rewire it. The desk lady need to call he boss is to get it rewired. When i headed back to my room she told me it was repaired. When i got to my room door was propped open and the panel with the wires was exposed nothing done to my room. Very shady."

"Clean. Friendly. "

"I recieved a friendly welcome at check in. The room has everything I needed... Simple and comfortable. Very clean. I enjoyed my stay. "

"Nestled in the serene embrace of southern Indiana's rolling landscapes, Blue River Valley Farm provided a pastoral retreat for our celestial adventure. With its sprawling 120 acres, owned by the welcoming Young family, the farm offered a picturesque backdrop to witness the solar eclipse—a natural spectacle that became even more memorable thanks to the untouched beauty of this location. The Youngs' warmth and generosity were evident from the outset. Their decision to maintain an affordable rate during the eclipse event spoke volumes about their integrity and commitment to accessible hospitality. The thoughtful provision of fresh farm eggs from their chickens added a delightful touch of home-grown charm to our stay. Our accommodations in the charming farmhouse married rustic appeal with comprehensive amenities. A hot tub beckoned for relaxation under the open sky, firewood was ready for hearth and pit, and the well-stocked kitchen awaited our culinary exploits. The absence of internet was a hidden blessing, encouraging us to truly unplug and immerse ourselves in the moment, enhancing our experience by fostering genuine connection. The farm's remote tranquility and proximity to a meandering river presented endless opportunities for exploration and discovery—from fossil hunting to simply reveling in the open space. As a pet-friendly property, it was a joy to watch our dogs embrace the freedom of farm life."