Fabled FarmStay Airstream | Stay on a Rescue Farm

Camper/RV in Christiana, Tennessee

  1. 4 guests
  2. 1 bedroom
  3. 2 beds
  4. 1 bath
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars.
Hosted by April
  1. 6 months hosting

Listing highlights

Vintage Airstream on a rescue farm

A renovated vintage Airstream on a working rescue farm, with a farm tour included in every stay

Guests call it an unforgettable stay

All three reviews describe this as a standout experience, praising the animals and the hosts
Stay in a cozy renovated Airstream at Fabled FarmStay, located on a working rescue and sanctuary in Christiana, Tennessee. Enjoy peaceful farm views, meet the animals who call the farm home, and experience the rhythm of life on a rescue farm.

FarmStay reservations are available for weekend stays (Friday–Sunday) so guests can fully enjoy the farm experience.

Every stay helps support the animals of Fabled Farm Rescue & Sanctuary.

The space
The FarmStay is a thoughtfully renovated vintage Airstream located in the middle of the farm. While updated with modern comforts, it still keeps the cozy charm of an Airstream, so the space is small but comfortable.

Storage for large luggage is limited, so packing light or using smaller bags is recommended.

Inside the Airstream you’ll find:

• Queen bed
• Sofa that converts to a twin bed
• Full bathroom with shower (no tub)
• Electric fireplace
• Wi-Fi
• TV with streaming services including Netflix
• Microwave
• Mini refrigerator
• Coffee and tea station
• Sink and basic essentials

Many guests spend most of their time outside enjoying the farm and the quiet surroundings.

The Farm

Fabled Farm is a working rescue and sanctuary that cares for equines, farm animals, and kittens. Many of the animals who arrive here are seniors, special needs, or animals who simply needed a safe place to land.

During your stay you may see horses, donkeys, goats, chickens, pigs, barn cats, and other animals around the property.

Our two farm dogs, Mr. Bo Jangles and Tilly, roam the farm and love greeting visitors.

Life on a rescue farm is usually peaceful, but occasionally unpredictable. There may sometimes be animal intakes, veterinary visits, or late-night farm activity when an animal needs help.

Farm Tours

A short farm tour is included during your stay so guests can meet some of the animals and learn more about the rescue.

The Experience

Mornings on the farm begin early around 6:00 AM as animals are fed and barns are opened for the day.

Guests are welcome to sleep in or enjoy coffee while watching the farm wake up.

Evenings are quiet and peaceful once the animals are tucked in for the night.

The farm is home to horses, donkeys, goats, pigs, chickens, cats, and other animals who have been rescued or now live here in sanctuary.

A Few Things to Know

Because this is a working rescue farm:

• Quiet hours begin at 10 PM
• No smoking anywhere on the property
• No outside pets allowed
• Animal enclosures may only be entered during guided tours
• Please do not feed the animals

Location

Fabled Farm is located in Christiana, Tennessee, a quiet rural area near:

• Bell Buckle – 10 minutes
• Murfreesboro – 25 minutes
• Jack Daniel’s Distillery – 45 minutes
• Nashville – about 1 hour

If you're looking for a peaceful and meaningful farm experience, we’d love to welcome you to Fabled Farm.

Guest access
Guests will have full access to the Airstream and the outdoor seating area nearby.

You are also welcome to walk around designated areas of the farm and enjoy watching the animals from outside the fences.

Because this is a working rescue and sanctuary, animal enclosures, barns, and gated areas may only be entered during a guided tour with us.

Our farm dogs roam freely around the property and are very friendly.

Other things to note
Fabled FarmStay is located on a working rescue and sanctuary, so you will hear animal sounds and see normal farm and rescue activity during your stay. Mornings on the farm begin early as animals are fed and barns are opened for the day. You are welcome to enjoy your coffee and watch the farm come to life or sleep in.

The Airstream is a renovated vintage trailer, so the space is cozy and storage for large luggage is limited. Packing light is recommended.

A short farm tour is included during your stay so you can meet some of the animals and learn more about the rescue.

Longer tours, volunteer opportunities, and specialty add-ons that benefit the rescue program may be available during your stay, so please reach out if interested.

Because this is a rescue farm, there may occasionally be animal intakes or veterinary visits.

*For those interested in longer stays or staying and volunteering, please message us with interested dates and details.

What this place offers

Kitchen
Wifi
Free parking on premises
TV
Air conditioning

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 3 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Christiana, Tennessee, United States
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Meet your host

Host
3 reviews
5.0 out of 5 average rating
6 months of hosting
Born in the 80s
Where I went to school: Jefferson County High & Ohio University
Hi, I’m April. My husband Bryan and I run Fabled Farm Rescue & Sanctuary in Christiana, Tennessee. What started with helping one animal slowly grew into a rescue and sanctuary for animals who needed a safe place to land. Most of our days are spent caring for the animals, working around the farm, and saying yes when another animal needs help. We created FarmStay to share this special place with others.

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