Spend a full night in the heart of Little House on the Prairie!

 

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Would you like to visit Little House on the Prairie and even stay there? Well, good news: it’s now possible! Considered one of the most famous houses on television, made famous thanks to the essential American series "Little House on the Prairie", the Ingalls family cabin can now be visited and even rented for a night on the famous reservation site Booking.fr! And don't panic, this one is not located in the depths of the American West, but indeed in France, in Campénéac in Morbihan.

A lovely haven of peace to visit with family or friends to recharge your batteries while reviving distant memories and returning with stars in your eyes!

A big fan of the series since she was only 5 years old, it was in fact an individual, Claire Vilani, who decided to live her childhood dream by having the cabin built identically in her garden. She probably didn't expect such success!

Won over, as soon as they enter, visitors really have the feeling of being immersed in the world of the series. Here, nothing has been left to chance, everything is reconstructed identically, with attention to detail: from the cast iron frying pan to the kerosene lamps, including the pipe and even Charles Ingalls' rifle, wonderfully interpreted by Michael Landon.

In total, it still took 18 long months to complete this project, which was as crazy as it was realistic! If you want to live this unusual experience, however, you will have to be on the alert, since reservation slots are being taken by storm on the site! For the moment, visits are open every Sunday in January. Concerning the prices, they are rather correct: count on 7 euros for 45 minutes of visit.

As for staying one or more nights, prepare yourself for an authentic and rustic experience since, as the series dictates, the house has no electricity, no shower, or bathtub! So, will you succumb and reserve your slot?


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