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The Fugitive movie caboose, walk to downtown

This is the actual caboose from the Harrison Ford train wreck in The Fugitive. P&WV #839 rode the rails, starred in a blockbuster, and now you can sleep in it. Downtown Bryson City is less than a 10-minute walk: restaurants, breweries, and the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. Four twin bunks, a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and a private deck. Park when you arrive and walk to everything. During the holidays you're steps from the Polar Express. On a lucky night, you'll hear rain on the metal roof.

Caboose Retreat with Hot Tub

The Cozy Rose Caboose – A Unique Luxury Retreat Near Asheville 🏆 Prime Location: Just 10 miles from downtown Asheville 🚂 One-of-a-Kind Stay: Fully renovated train caboose 👫 Perfect for Couples & Small Families ☀️ Hot tub, fire pit & fully fenced yard 🛁 Huge two-person indoor whirlpool jacuzzi + walk-in shower ❤️ Cozy and thoughtfully designed space 💻 High speed Internet, streaming, board games, yard games, and more 🌆 Explore Asheville by day, unwind in your private retreat by night

Pullman Train Car at Rassawek

Our Pullman Car is one of 3 converted train cars available for rentals. The car was built by Pullman Co. in 1888. Guests staying in this car have access to the shared amenities of Rassawek Station including the patio “Flat Car” and our Lodge Cabin. Guests can also use the ponds on the property as well as the 5+ miles of private country roads for hiking, running and biking. The converted car has a living area, full kitchen, a bedroom with two double beds, a full bath with shower and a half bath.

The Little Red Caboose @ Hideaway on the Hocking

The Little Red Caboose is an icon of many childhood stories and of simpler times gone by. This 1948 train has been set back on tracks atop an old railroad line. The largest of Hideaway's five trains at 31 feet, it sits at the place of honor at the end of the line. Between the thoughtfully curated industrial design and clever use of space, you might quickly forget you are in a train ... if it were not for the stunning window-lined cupola highlighting the kitchen and dining area. All aboard!

The Hitch Caboose

Nestled in the middle of a 900-acre private farm in Fraziers Bottom, this Caboose turned Tiny Home offers an awesome getaway for guests. We’ve completely renovated both inside and out with a massive deck including a hot tub, fire-pit and outdoor furniture with a view to die for! A cozy sleeping area, ft. a queen bed, and a relaxing living room with a sofa bed across from a unique bay window dining area! We’ve got a private bathroom with a shower, this space is perfect for a soothing getaway!

Bourbon Trail: Caboose on the Farm

Nestled under the shadows of 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 bunkbeds, full bath, kitchenette. Beautiful outdoor pavilion with grill and fire pit. Working cattle farm, see cattle, goats, a donkey, a horse, and a pig!

Foothills Caboose - NC wineries! 5 mins to TIEC

NC Foothills. Mins from TIEC & 4 wineries. 50 mins from Asheville & Blue Ridge Parkway! Newly renovated 270 sq ft historical caboose, bursting with character and amenities! It traveled thousands of miles before coming to us! Imagine the stories it would tell if it could talk! Placed on rails, in a wooded hill, surrounded by acres of family land. Secluded yet super safe! We live ~ 400 yards away. Can be booked with our other Airbnb for extended family/friends getaway! Just ask us!

Apple Ridge Farm Caboose Bed & Breakfast - #1

Go back in time in this stylishly remodeled 1978 Norfolk Southern Caboose Car with queen bed, futon, table for two and attached outside deck. The overnight stay in this lovely Caboose #1 includes a complimentary breakfast. Guests can enjoy 96-acres of beautiful mountain property and 4+ miles of hiking trails. This is a unique and unforgettable experience. All proceeds support Apple Ridge Farm, a non-profit that "Helps Kids Grow!". This rental is Pet Friendly with a $25 per pet fee.

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!

Mo-Pac Couples Caboose: see bison out in front!

This romantic and one-of-a-kind getaway offers a history all its own. Our restored Missouri-Pacific (Mo-Pac) caboose, built in the 1950s, is styled like a classic ’50s diner with cozy vintage charm. Step outside and watch our American bison herd graze and play from the deck. Just down the way, meet our friendly animals—alpacas, llamas, mini horses, mini donkeys, pygmy goats & rabbits. A stay at Buffalo Creek is truly unforgettable.

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

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

Stunning 1927 Historic Caboose X61 Traincar

Dive into the history of this unique and memorable place. This 1927 Southern Railroad Caboose X61 is located right in the heart of the Charming Historic Railroad town of Saluda, North Carolina overlooking the railroad tracks, once the steepest railroad grade in the United States until the trains stopped running through Saluda. One of 10 built in 1927 for Central of Georgia and approaching its 100th Birthday.