Airbnb

Now, this is really cool! Imagine hitting the road to find a place away from it all and everyone. Just you, your camping mates, and the wilderness. Just you and the sounds of nature

Tiny houses have been around since the 1970's, but have really surged over the last few years.

There's never a bad time to take a much needed getaway. Even with Valentine's Day on the horizon, there are some people that are seeking out a romantic getaway for the special day. Or maybe you just want to find a unique spot to travel to that happens to be some place you've never been. Of all the unique getaways in the world you could travel to, there's a spot in Wyoming that was listed as one of the top 10 most unique Airbnb rentals you can book now.

When you're traveling with a pet, it's sometime hard to find a place to stay that doesn't charge an arm and a leg.

If you grew up playing in a treehouse I'm pretty sure it was nothing like this.

You can rent out a historic miner's cabin in Georgetown, Colorado via Airbnb.

There are a few modern amenities.

If you're looking for a very unique day weekend trip once the weather gets good this year, I have found an option for you. It's an Airbnb that's really just an old train caboose

We have some really unique Airbnb's in the Casper area, but this one might take the cake. There is a local Airbnb that also happens to be a sheep wagon.

The eclipse was good for the Cowboy State, and some residents were able to profit from the opportunity. Airbnb.com just published data showing how well Wyoming did.

The 2017 Wyoming Eclipse Festival is going to be huge. There are few housing options left through companies like AirBnB, and the price is skyrocketing.

Airbnb started as a company that had people offering air beds on floors for an overnight stay. It has grown from those simple beginnings to a company that offers everything from a bedroom to a tipi to a sheep-wagon to a luxury house all for a nightly charge. In searching some of their offerings I ran across this gem for $10,000 a night! That's what I said $10,000???? A night???