The Gauger Estate is made up of The G Lodge, The Gauger House, & Fay Flower + Food Farm. We proudly serve the community as a wedding & event venue. Additionally, we host long term residents, short term vacation rentals, mid-term stays, event supply rentals, camping, glamping, work-stay + volunteering opportunities & more.

Stay up to date with our featured newsletter…

  • "Place was amazing!!! Very warm and cozy, secluded and fun!"

    -Joseph on AirBnb, January 2023

  • "2nd time I've been to visit. Even better than the last time. The new additions are awesome and such an amazing place to stay!"

    -Eric on AirBnb, January 2023

  • "Gabriella was an amazing host. The cabin was absolutely beautiful and 100% worth the visit. We will definitely be coming back! From the hot tub to the wood stove perfect little winter get away! We want to come back during the warmer weather!!"

    -Bria on AirBnb, February 2023

  • "Our stay at the G lodge was phenomenal. The location was perfect surrounded with nature. Jazmine was very kind and helped us with all our questions. Gabriella was proactive in replying back and accommodated us with our requests. Highly recommend if you want to experience a beautiful cabin space with a lot of history and beauty."

    -Sachin on AirBnb. March 2023

  • "We absolutely loved our stay at the cabin. It was everything we expected and more thank you so much Gabriella for sharing your property with us!"

    -Brendan on AirBnb, February 2023

You ever live in a van for 3 and a half years and then find yourself stranded back home because of a global pandemic and you don’t know what to do with yourself so you start tearing out and fixing up your late grandfather’s house and hunting lodge? Well, that’s what happened to me…

What we’re about

Wanna know more?
Gabi is standing at a kitchen counter, laptop open, smiling towards the camera. Photo credit Sarah Heppell Photography

“Eugene Boyd Gauger Sr. hammered what he thought to be the final nail into The Gauger House in the summer of 1962; A home he built for his wife Fay, and what would eventually become seven children. With new babies came additions to the house and in time, he built the family’s hunting lodge just across the corn field and visible from the kitchen window. The lodge became a family hangout and place to gather as those seven children went on to have many, many children of their own. Dozens of cousins later, I share this history with you as we welcome friends & family alike to join us in doing what we do best: hanging out.”

-Gabi, Granddaughter of Gene “Big G” Gauger