Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend a night in jail? This listing on Airbnb (a site that allows people to rent out their homes) in Vero Beach could satisfy that curiosity for you, so you don’t have to actually get locked up.
Looking for a unique place to stay?
Airbnb/Rob Goodman For $103, two guests can rent a cell for the night in what was once the Indian River Correctional Facility.
It’s not exactly the Four Seasons, but it has a certain rustic charm.
Airbnb/Rob Goodman You would also be allowed to explore (at your own risk) most of the vacant jail and the surrounding 99-acre complex, which includes the abandoned homes of employees.
Don’t expect many creature comforts.
Airbnb/Rob Goodman The photos of the cell show bare metal bunks with a standard jail toilet (don’t expect privacy, either).
Be sure to come prepared.
Airbnb/Rob Goodman The listing explains that guests should expect a situation similar to camping and pack accordingly. There are even a few ponds on site for catch-and-release fishing.
Are you wondering why anyone would pay to stay in jail?
Airbnb/Rob Goodman The listing suggests that site might be interesting to urban explorers or even parents who want to show their children why they should stay out of trouble. Children must be at least 9 years old to stay here, and everyone who spends the night must sign a waiver.
What do you think? Are you ready to spend the night?
Airbnb/Rob Goodman The jail has no reviews so far (which probably means no one has rented it yet), but there are at least 11 users who saved the site to their “wish lists.”
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Airbnb/Rob Goodman
For $103, two guests can rent a cell for the night in what was once the Indian River Correctional Facility.
You would also be allowed to explore (at your own risk) most of the vacant jail and the surrounding 99-acre complex, which includes the abandoned homes of employees.
The photos of the cell show bare metal bunks with a standard jail toilet (don’t expect privacy, either).
The listing explains that guests should expect a situation similar to camping and pack accordingly. There are even a few ponds on site for catch-and-release fishing.
The listing suggests that site might be interesting to urban explorers or even parents who want to show their children why they should stay out of trouble. Children must be at least 9 years old to stay here, and everyone who spends the night must sign a waiver.
The jail has no reviews so far (which probably means no one has rented it yet), but there are at least 11 users who saved the site to their “wish lists.”
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