Couchwood, Historic district in Garland County, United States.
Couchwood is a historic district containing five red cedar log houses situated on the north shore of Lake Catherine. These structures occupy a substantial property and now function as a versatile event and retreat facility.
Harvey C. Couch, founder of a major power company, established this estate in the early 1900s as a private retreat. The property gained recognition for its historical importance and was added to the National Register in 1986.
The five cedar log structures reflect design choices that blend rural building traditions with attention to natural surroundings. Visitors can observe how the buildings honor local craftsmanship and integrate with the landscape.
The property welcomes visitors for events such as weddings, conferences, and celebrations throughout the year. Plan your visit around specific occasions or group bookings, as the estate operates as a private venue.
The complex includes a converted train car as an unusual lodging option among its buildings. Artist Dionicio Rodriguez created naturalistic sculptures on the grounds that contributed to its place in historical records.
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