You Can Play With Llamas At This Upgraded Silo Home In Waco For Super Cheap
Here in Texas, anything can be a nice rentable spot if you really want it to be. To really prove that, here in Texas you can stay in an actual silo on a llama farm located in Waco. The two-story silo has been renovated for complete comfort. Visitors of the upgraded silo home also get to play with the gorgeous llamas on the farm!
Outside of the rental, you'll find a few rocking chairs and a bright yellow door to greet you. You can also bring your own fishing gear to try your hand at catching a fish in the pond. Visitors will also be able to use the charcoal grill to whip up some delicious food during their stay. There is also a private outdoor shower to complete the glamping experience.
The first floor of the home is where the living room and kitchen area are located. You will have access to the TV so you can wind down after a long day of exploring the great city of Waco and the nature that surrounds it. The sofa turns into a queen-sized bed that is perfect for two people. You'll have access to a full kitchen with an oven and stove.
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On the second floor, you'll find a bedroom with another queen-sized bed. The entire floor is a bedroom with trunks and wardrobes for extended stays. The location is being enough to sleep four people comfortably.
A night at this awesome home is around $140 a night. There are several spots still available for the rest of the year but they do tend to fill up fast.
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For more information on this super awesome silo home and to book your stay, you can visit the website here.
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Silo House on Llama Farm
Price per night: $140
Address or Neighborhood: Waco
Why You Need To Go: This silo has been renovated to be an amazing place to spend the night. You can also interact with the super cute animals on the peaceful farm.
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