The sign says it all! Clean? very…read moreCozy? YEAH Comfy? Yess Friendly? YEAHH! First time I felt like home in a hotel or motel. Feels like living in a cozy house in the countryside with grandma.

Great prices, friendly managers, and it's close to trade days. I would stay here again. Thank you!read more

This place is ABSOLUTELY amazing. I absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful…read moreretreat. We live about an hour and a half away in the Garland area, and it's the perfect little staycation to get away from the city without the hassle of a long drive. The cabins are beautifully maintained--clean, cozy, and thoughtfully stocked with everything you might need. The surroundings are just stunning: peaceful woods, fresh air, and quiet nights under the stars. Whether you're sitting on the porch with a morning coffee or winding down by the fire pit in the evening, it feels like a true escape. The property is clearly cared for with love and attention to detail, and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming and accommodating. If you're looking for a relaxing weekend to recharge, this cabin resort is exactly what you need. We're already talking about coming back again!

I hardly ever give a 5 to any business but this one is an exception. Allen Acres is amazing. I have…read morestayed in the Silo twice. Both were great and relaxing experiences. First -the Silo. OMG! There is literally nothing like it. It's a 1 bdrm 1 1/2 bath IN A GRAIN SILO! But you would never know it by the inside. This home is hand crafted and designed by the owners. The way they took this vertical space and made this place is a feat in itself. Let me set the mood for you. You drive in through an electric gate on a country road in the trees of east Texas. You're 10 minutes from Canton Trade Days and 15 over to Emory, where Twigs is (look it up). Plus you're only 90 min from Dallas. The land takes your breath away. On your left is a pond. A big pond! The waterfall that changes colors is the only sound you hear besides the sounds of nature. On your right is the Silo. You have plenty of parking inside of a gate that is all for just the Silo. Beyond the main gate, up the hill, sits two cabins that the Allens also rent. That's another review for another day. Let's just say - you gotta see this place. Pulling into your private parking spot at the Silo you're greeted by Annie Oakley, the farm Great Pyrenees. She is friendly and keeps the chickens and land safe. Yes, I said ! They are the cutest things ever! And they are nowhere near the Silo. They are way on the other side of the property in their own area. But be sure to say hi to Speedy and Rulio and their harems. In front of the Silo there is a fire pit/grill with Adirondack chairs. This is all nestled among the majestic trees with a full view of the pond. There is also a swing out in the trees. So cool. Up a beautiful redwood porch you enter through this gorgeous and heavy stained wood door with a cute little peephole box you open. You're immediately greeted by the iron spiral staircase which takes you to the bedroom and full bath upstairs. As you look up you see this stunning hand cut wood ceiling. It's a work of art. I stare at it in amazement. To the right is a spacious 1/2 bath. In front of you there are a living room and kitchen. The most beautiful fireplace is on, soothing spa music is playing on the Roku tv and the place smells like a spa! The kitchen has a 3/4 fridge with freezer (ample space and holds gallon jugs ), a microwave, electric stove/oven and a beautiful stainless steel sink with a window looking out to the woods. Gorgeous! Btw, I cooked four or five meals here and you have everything you need. The owner has thought of every detail. From the S'more's and coffee stations to the satin sleep masks on your bedside table you will feel pampered. The living room has the most gorgeous fireplace (which turns different colors and has a heat option that works so well), this hand carved Edge wood mantel with a large flatscreen with Roku tv. There is also the cutest little table next to one of the windows that is perfect for meals. The couch faces this fireplace and is right under the peak of this gorgeous ceiling. This couch reclines and turns into a full-size bed. There is a faux fur rug in front of the fireplace which pops with the modern industrial design of the space. Up the spiral staircase - which is easy to climb- you have a queen size bed that is super comfortable. Much higher quality than any AirBNB or rental property at which I've stayed. The bed is right under the custom wood ceiling and faces the grand windows that look right out to the woods. And the windows have remotes to close and open the shades. There is an oscillating fan that will definitely cool you off in the summer if the AC doesn't do the trick. The room has two side tables for the bed with the cutest little industrial pipe lamps, a pipe rack for clothes with a shelf, a large basket for whatever you need and a valet stand for your suitcase. Such a nice touch. The bathroom is stunning. There is a fog-less, lighted mirror you can change the light setting on. Quartz countertop over cabinets with plenty of space for your items. And the shower- it is built on a round wall, y'all. This is insane! The owners didn't waste an inch of space. The shower is tiled with this gorgeous rock pattern that you just have to see (and it feels good on your feet). And this shower has so much space, complete with a built-in nook for your stuff. Overall, I just love being out at Allen Acres. Doesn't matter which home you rent (Lucky Buck, Krazy Kalf or the Silo) you are going to love this experience. Allen Acres is quiet, serene, enchanting and something you have to see to understand. I HIGHLY recommend Allen Acres Resort. If you're heading to Trade Days or just want a relaxing few days this is the place to stay. It's an easy weekend destination for people in the DFW metroplex. I've attached just a few pics out of the dozens I took. You can see amazing pics on the web site.

I have been coming here with my mother and various friends for almost 20 yrs. Through two amazing…read moresets of owners. They are always doing something to add on or upgrade to their place. It's such a beautiful property. The different sleeping rooms are all themed. They definitely have Texas hospitality down. It's such a gem!

Recently stayed in the Azalea house for first Monday, the owners were very nice and the breakfast…read morewas excellent! Definitely recommend for anyone traveling to Canton

This is amazing little hotel. The staff is great; they go above and beyond for their guest…read more Definitely a place I would recommend for anyone.

The Armadillo is a really cool, new (in name and ownership) spot that is on the backside of the…read moreMountain at Canton (First Monday). It's the perfect spot to stay, for a low price. First, let me say this. "Hotel" is more like "Bed and Breakfast" in this instance. There are about 8 rooms at the Armadillo, all with a unique charm. If you don't want a place where you will regularly interact with strangers, this may not be the place for you. Next, the owner Denise is a hoot. She painted the art on the building, and is so funny. When you call The Armadillo you seemingly get her cell, and she is chatty in the best ways. When I called she stated that the weekend I was going to be there was, coincidentally, the first weekend that they would be open as The Armadillo, and they were going to remain at 25% capacity due to COVID. I needed a spot to stay in to visit family during 4th of July weekend, so I snagged it quickly. She informed me that it was $125 a night, but if I paid cash I could pay $100 a night (COVID deal, she said). That rate is standard for the area. When you get here - DON'T PAY TO PARK AT 1ST MONDAY. you can't reach it from that parking lot (generally speaking). What you want to do is drive down 17 to the backside of the mountain and you can park there. From here, walking to "The Mountain" is doable. I did it 4 times no problem. The room was clean, but certainly lacked many creature comforts. The first night I met the other couple in our hotel while we were at the Stage on the Mountain and she said that if you look around the place you can find a fan somewhere. In the summer you need it, especially in an upstairs room because the AC isn't strong strong. It's central upstairs, and window units downstairs. Also, they don't have any TVs at all. The aesthetic is Wild West downtown outside. Denise owns many of these and the innkeepers, Stewart and Sonja (Delightfully chatty folks) showed me the Hummingbird ($140 a night and GREAT A/C), and told me about her other property, "Cadillac Ranch" (Soon to open). At 8 each night there is a small stage at the Mountain (a short walk) that holds free concerts (seats about 12-15 people) and you can bring your drinks. Forget your drinks? Follow the Daqauri' s To-Go signs and they have some great ones you can walk back with. I had a great experience here, and would suggest it to anyone looking for a unique experience, if you don't mind the lack of creature comforts that come with the charm.

bugs in the room. lots of them behind the bed…read morecouldnt stay there and received a refund

If your planning on doing the Ozark Trails, I would recommend staying here. The rooms are very…read moreclean, beds & towels are new and clean. No bugs, no old beds, no nasty smell, bathrooms are clean, and some rooms even have kitchens, but there's restaurants in the area (7 minutes away) and a Walmart within walking distance. The owners are great, and attend to your needs to make your stay even more comfortable.

Rented a cover spot for a little over a year. super nice, quiet and clean park. Everyone is…read morefriendly. Beautiful setting, lots of amenities

Pros Nice clean park, as of writing this , rec room and…read morefacilities under renovation, 2 washer/dryer laundry newer models $2 per wash/dry, we had our 42' fifth wheel with 5 slides in a covered spot for one month, space was large enough couldn't hold hands with neighbor through the window. All long term residents were very friendly and quiet and their units were all very clean and on the newer side and no loud vehicles or dogs. Cons Owners are a little more OCD than we like. Must make appointment to pull in and out (for those of us who pay long term and travel out occasionally), tight getting in and out and they keep having to move their boulders around, any unit more than 35' will have a bit of difficulty with pulling in and out without checking the trees to make sure they don't scrape (our ac in front top cleared with no more than a foot in one place, the truck must go into the grass which with rains can be very soft, they only allow you out one way (argued about that one with them) and they claim you are responsible if anything goes wrong regardless that they are guiding and moving boulders and cones as you pull out through the park. Hear a little noise from the 69 but not a big deal (although it will be under construction to widen for the next foreseeable future...electric kept shutting off/on-due to electric company moving the poles along the road). Dog never allowed off leash even in your own space...nice grassy area but too many stickers for our dog and tracked them in on our shoes. Dogs never allowed off leash anywhere inside park. A lot of paperwork at the start and they read every rule to you before you sign. Background check and photos of unit needed before reservations made( no problem for us, nice to THINK your neighbors are not hunted by the law!) All in all not a bad place, just not a good fit for us.

We stayed here for a night and rented one of the cabins. We loved everything about it. The owner…read morewas very friendly, everything was very clean, and the cabin was so cute. We would absolutely stay here again.

Great park, very clean, quiet and everyone we have met has been great so far. If you need a spot…read moreon the lake his has to be I n the top 3 places to stay. Linda keeps the motels clean as a whistle, just like the park.

You must reserve online. That's fine. But when I attempted to book online, a message appeared…read moresaying I needed to call. When I called no one answered. Very difficult to talk to someone on the phone. They do text. When we arrived , the site we were given had someone in it I called and she really didn't care what site I went in. Long concrete pads with fairly large lot. Absolutely no shade. Approx 100 sites but only 5 had starter trees. No office or host available. There is a laundry room. No picnic tables. There is a small play area for kids. It seems anyone can show up for an overnight and no one would ever know. That made it feel a little unsafe. It reminded me of a trailer park for campers. Most campers there were workers or permanent It is right off the highway. $45/night. We were there one night in a motorhome. Will not return

Very clean and quiet rv park, a few minutes from kaufman and Seagoville allot of stores and…read morebusinesses close by