Oklahoma’s Mirror Cabin Makes For An Amazing Nature Experience

Even with snow and ice in the forecast, Oklahoma is quickly running out of enjoyable outdoor vacation time.

If you could manage to time your booking with a little snow, the Sooner State's adults-only Mirror Cabin would certainly be an amazing experience you wouldn't soon forget.

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Imagine staying in a cabin with a 180-degree unobstructed view of nature, and not another soul in sight.

This cabin is so stupid-simple, it's a wonder why there's only one in the whole state. All the same, who could have ever thought it up? It's genius.

It's made like any other cabin you can visit, but it's clad with mirrored glass on three sides.

From the inside, it seems as if the cabin is just made of glass. Even in the shower, which has to be a weirdly taboo experience of its own, but since nobody can see inside anyway, when in Rome...

Admit it. This looks uniquely awesome. Like you'd be spending a weekend out in nature but in the climate-controlled comfort of indoors.

Along with the cabin for your stay, it also comes with everything you'd expect in a cabin stay. A fire pit and comfy chairs for a little outdoor relaxing. All of the creature comforts you'd expect on the inside.

Of course, there's always a chance you'll get to watch nature walk across the property as you spy on it from inside. Deer, varmints, and the like.

The real million-dollar view would be catching a snow or ice storm during your stay this time of year. There's nothing more picturesque than winter weather on leafless trees. A smooth blanket of white on the ground. Add in that fire pit and a cup of whatever your hot beverage of choice is--coffee, tea, chocolate, or even hot Dr. Pepper--and it would be something you'd sprew about for years to come.

If you're curious, the Mirror Cabin is brand new at 7-Ranch Getaways in Madill, Oklahoma. They're not sponsoring this or anything, I just thought it was unique and cool. Definitely worth sharing.

Bookings are now available, you can pop on their website and see what they charge if you care to.

Just don't let your imagination run wild.