The Secluded Airbnb Cabin in Delaware Is the Perfect Place for a Digital Detox

Americans rely on their phones and other screens for almost everything nowadays. It's just so easy when work, banking, news, social correspondence, and even the weather forecast are just a click away. Did you know that a survey by Reviews.org estimates that citizens of the United States check their phones roughly 144 times a day? Now that’s a lot of screen time! While I love the convenience and portability of my phone, I sometimes get so sick of the constant barrage of messages, emails, and notifications, that I want to throw it out the window. If you are experiencing a similar feeling, it may be time for a much-needed digital detox. I have found the best way to experience this is to go to a place where Wi-Fi doesn’t exist. Travel to the town of Lincoln, Delaware, and you will find a secluded cabin called Wild Nest Tiny House In Woods where you won’t need a password to enjoy some fun and relaxation.

Wild Nest is a cozy, tiny house set on a quiet, wooded property in the town of Lincoln. A stay here makes a perfect unplugged getaway. The cabin comfortably sleeps up to three people. 

The house may not be big, but it has everything you need to enjoy a weekend of solitude. The tiny home is equipped with a full bathroom as well as a kitchen. If you don’t want to cook, you can head over to nearby Dogfish Head Brewery for a fantastic meal and a cold beer.

You may be wondering about the sleeping arrangements at the Wild Nest Tiny house. Guests access a queen bed by climbing ladder-type footholes to the cabin’s loft area. (Warning: This may take a bit of practice and some strength.) There is also a twin-sized bed in the downstairs section.

Since the cabin has no Wi-Fi and little cellular service, you can put down your phone and concentrate on spending quality time with your fellow travelers. The rental comes with board games, a television, a DVD player, and movies. I also suggest bringing a good book to enjoy.

Don’t be surprised if you are greeted by the property’s resident cat or one of the many chickens or roosters who live here. And if you need a bit of human interaction, you won’t be far from the owners, Dustin and Steph, who live in a separate house on the property.

While the Wild Nest Tiny House is a great place to settle down and enjoy some unplugged peace, it is quite close to some great local beaches including Rehoboth Beach and Lewes Beach. Whatever your reason for visiting, you are sure to have a fabulous stay.

Have you ever vacationed without Wifi? If so, please tell us all about your experience. A stay at the Wild Nest Tiny House In Woods can be booked through Airbnb.