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A vibrant red caboose stands prominently on elevated tracks, surrounded by greenery and flowers. A pathway, lined with stones, leads to a wooden sign indicating 'TO TRAINS'. The bright blue sky adds a cheerful backdrop to the setting.

Train in Virginia City

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 339 reviews

Ruby the Red Caboose

Stay in a REAL train car in historic Virginia City, NV. Authentic 1950s caboose converted into a private guest suite that captures the glory days of train travel. Enjoy the famous 100-mile view from the cupola as you sip your coffee in the morning or your cocktail in the evening. Watch the steam engine (or the wild horses) go by from your private covered deck. Easy access to the V&T Railroad, bars, restaurants, museums, and all that VC has to offer. Choo choo! Please note the pic of the stairs!

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A red farmhouse tractor is positioned prominently in the foreground, with a vibrant red caboose labeled 'SOUTHERN X525' in the background. An outdoor pavilion with a gabled roof is partially visible, bordered by trees displaying autumn foliage.

Train in Lawrenceburg

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 427 reviews

Bourbon Trail: Caboose on the Farm

Nestled under the shadows of elm trees on a working cattle farm, The Southern x525 Caboose is now resting in the heart of the Bourbon Trail. Maintaining the industrial feel of an authentic caboose, while bringing in the warmth of handcrafted woodwork design, the Caboose on the Farm creates a unique experience like no other! Queen bed, twin bunk-beds, full bath, kitchenette. Beautiful outdoor pavilion with grill and fire pit. Working cattle farm, see cattle, goats, a donkey, a horse, and a pig!

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A spacious wooden deck features a round table with a turquoise umbrella providing shade. Two lounge chairs and a hot tub are situated nearby, surrounded by lush greenery creating a secluded outdoor retreat. The vibrant red of the caboose adds a distinctive backdrop.

Train in Eureka Springs

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Livingston Junction Caboose 101 Private HOT TUB

You'll love this unique and romantic escape. This Caboose Cabin is set up on the rails, just as it was when it was rolling across the American countryside. You will find the Caboose furnished with a Queen Bed, stand up shower, TV DVD player & Kitchenette. You will be able to relax on the spacious deck. The Hot Tub is an incredible place to enjoy an evening under the stars. Wooded views surround the Caboose, providing privacy and creating an intimate setting a place that you will never forget.

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A bright red train caboose, labeled 'SOUTHERN X662,' sits prominently on a gravel path. The caboose is flanked by green grass and landscaped areas, with a scenic view of lush hills and the James River in the background under a clear sky.

Train in Lynchburg

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews

Train Caboose w/ River Views <.5 mi to Downtown

All aboard! Welcome to James Station by All Belong Co, a train caboose overlooking the most scenic part of the James River. *Named the most wish-listed Airbnb in Virginia! -Large deck, Solo Stove fire pit & gas grill -Porch swing overlooking river + hammock swings -Watch the trains + factory action below! -1/2 mi walk to paved Blackwater Creek nature trails & downtown Lynchburg dining (walk or bike!) -Keurig + local coffee, fast wifi -Full-size shower w/ rain-head shower & Public Goods soaps

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The roof of the caboose provides a vantage point overlooking the lush greenery of Elm Valley, with expansive skies painted in soft hues of orange and blue as the sun sets. The serene landscape evokes a sense of tranquility and open space.

Train in Tuscola

5 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Secluded railcar and caboose with incredible view

Quiet and peaceful setting overlooking Elm Valley just 9 min from Buffalo Gap. The fully renovated railcar and caboose are connected by a large back patio that boasts one of the most spectacular views in Taylor County. The railcar is the larger of the two and has a king size bed, walk in shower, full kitchen, and living area. The caboose has a queen size bed, small living area, half bath, mini fridge and coffee bar. Smart TVs and WI-FI in each. Relax and unwind at this one of a kind retreat.

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The exterior of a vintage train caboose is partially hidden among vibrant red rhododendron blooms. Lush green foliage surrounds the caboose, blending rustic charm with natural beauty. Tall trees provide a serene backdrop, enhancing the privacy of the location.

Train in Agassiz

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Lu Zhu Caboose

Perched up on the cliff, over-looking the Fraser River, our luxury train caboose is surrounded by a rhododendron forest. Conveniently located on highway #7, we are easily accessible and at the door step of endless outdoor adventures. We have our own private hiking trails that wind up the mountain side, crossing creeks, waterfalls and passing many varietals of rhododendrons amongst the lush, natural forest. There are multiple gazebos, look-outs and the higher up you go, the quieter it is.

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A renovated red caboose, TP&W 527, is positioned on railroad tracks surrounded by grass. The structure features white wheels and an elevated cupola, with windows and a yellow emblem. Green trees provide a natural backdrop, and a cobblestone pathway leads to the entrance.

Train in Oreana

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

The Caboose on Mayberry

Welcome to our mid 1900s caboose TP&W 527 and step back in time. Unwind and relax as you settle into your retreat. Enjoy the view from the cupalo as you browse through one of the books on board, or sit at your dinette and enjoy a board game. Sit out back in one of the adirondack chairs around your own private fire pit and enjoy s'mores, or just a peaceful evening. The caboose has been completely renovated and many modern convienences added. You'll love this unique and romantic escape!

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A renovated troop train kitchen car sits on a grassy area, flanked by trees. Two wooden decks with railings lead up to the entrance. The train is painted in a muted green hue, blending harmoniously into the natural surroundings.

Train in Maryville

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 692 reviews

Renovated Train Car Tiny Home Near Smoky Mountains

Hop inside this time capsule dating back to WWII. Platform1346 is a renovated troop train kitchen car that sits on the family's flower farm and is adjacent to the Smoky Mountains. It has been showcased on television on The Design Network's "Tiny Bnb" and websites like the Travel Channel and NBC's Today Show, countless TikTok's, YouTube and IG videos and also news outlets all over the world! This 1943 train car offers a maximized and well designed layout for your relaxing getaway!

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The exterior of a red wooden caboose is presented, featuring windows and steps that lead to a small porch area. Surrounding greenery enhances the rustic setting, while a sign on the side indicates the caboose's name. A few chairs are visible nearby on a concrete surface.

Train in Jones

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 487 reviews

Route 66 Oklahoma City 1925 Red Caboose

Enjoy a wonderful night in our 1925 CB&Q wooden caboose. As you pull into the driveway of our little farm, you won’t believe you’re only 20 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City and less than 10 minutes from Edmond. You may encounter deer, turkeys, road runners and much more. Enjoy the lonesome howl of distant coyotes in the evening as you step outside this old waycar. If you’re looking for a unique experience and you’re a romantic fool such as I, come stay a night in 13744.

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The exterior of the renovated boxcar is showcased during sunset, with large windows reflecting the warm hues of the sky. Adirondack chairs are placed on the small patio, surrounded by potted plants. A gravel path leads to the entrance, framed by low landscaping.

Train in Canyon

5 out of 5 average rating, 386 reviews

Captain Boxcar-Close to PDC & WTAMU

EC can sleep 4 comfortably. There is a queen size bed as well as a queen size pull out couch. The kitchenette is equipped with a keurig coffee maker, toaster, electric kettle, microwave and refrigerator. The bathroom has several extras in case you forget something. The shower, which has exposed copper plumbing, is sure to impress. Outside there is a small patio with adirondack chairs that over looks the horse pasture and our beautiful Panhandle sunsets.

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The restored Boxcar Bunkhouse is showcased against a vibrant sunset sky. Its weathered red exterior contrasts with the lush green lawn and surrounding rocks, while large windows reflect the evening light. A seated area with chairs and a grill is visible outside.

Train in Canyon

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 878 reviews

Wallace Ranch Boxcar Bunkhouse - Hot Tub !

The Wallace Ranch Boxcar Bunkhouse is located on the Wallace Ranch 6 miles south of Canyon Texas. The 114 year old Boxcar Bunkhouse was restored and converted into a unique one of a kind property! We have hosted guests and large groups/families at the ranch for several years and with the addition of the Boxcar Bunkhouse we are excited to add another level of unique accommodations to the Panhandle area!

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An original train car, dating back to 1909, is set among tall trees and bushes, glowing softly under evening lights. A covered porch runs along the exterior, providing an inviting entryway. Surrounding greenery enhances the peaceful atmosphere of the secluded location.

Train in Deary

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 327 reviews

Restored 1909 Train Carriage on 145 Acres

Stay in a restored 1909 train car, with a sauna and hot tub. Set amid forest and wheat fields with beautiful views. Spectacular night skies and lots of solitude round out the experience. This car ran on the Washington Idaho & Montana Railway from 1909 until around 1955. It was, (and is), car number 306, bought new from the American Car and Foundry Co.