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Escape to a simpler time

Green Frog Farm is a settlement of historic structures lovingly restored to evoke West Tennessee pioneer history. There are four 100-year-old bed and breakfast cabins to choose from that include access to the grounds and buildings filled with artifacts of daily life from the early 1900s. Our mission is to preserve history and share it with our guests in a comfortable, beautiful setting.

The Pines Cabin

The Pines Cabin

Our original cabin and long-time favorite, nestled between the blueberry and blackberry fields.

The Moonshine Cabin

The Moonshine Cabin

Located behind the Cabin in the Pines and near a moonshine still, this is our newest cabin.

The Holly House

The Holly House

5 people (one queen bed in downstairs bedroom, one single and one full bed in upstairs bedroom)

The Cotton Gin Cabin

The Cotton Gin Cabin

Hand-hewn bunkbeds make this cabin a favorite.

The Corn Crib Cabin

The Corn Crib Cabin

Our newest cabin is inspired by a rustic hunting lodge or fishing shack. It's an intimate space full of character.

Green Frog in the News

"The moment we stepped across the threshold of the log-hewn cottage, I looked at my husband and said, “If Laura Ingalls Wilder had collaborated with the fine folks of Blackberry Farm, this is what they would have come up with.”
- Guest description in Garden & Gun magazine

Reviews

This was a fantastic unplugged getaway for us. The cabin was so comfortable and surrounding areas quiet and peaceful. Exploring the grounds and building takes you back in time.

Bill Burd

The cabin was beautifully decorated and had everything we needed. We loved the peaceful and quiet setting. The porch swing and rocking chairs were an added bonus! We hope to be able to return to Green Frog in the near future. It was a great place to relax, unwind, and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Kristin Davis

We had a wonderful time at Green Frog. The cabin (The Pines) was really lovely - nice enough to be comfortable but rustic enough to feel like an adventure. The kids (girls ages 8, 8 and 6) had a ball. They fished, climbed trees and loved exploring the old buildings. We will be back!

Lisa Holliday

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