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A One-of-a-Kind Stay in a Piece of Parkfield History

Two stories | 2 queen beds | 2 private porches | Granite walk-in shower

Stay in the tallest building in Parkfield, a piece of living history. Built in the 1920s to supply water for the bustling town of Parkfield, this former water tower now offers a rare lodging experience. With two stories of comfort, queen-sized beds on each level, a walk-in granite shower, and a balcony overlooking the pool and spa, it blends Parkfield’s past with present-day charm.

Why it’s special

  • Historic Roots: Originally built in the 1920s as a working water tower, now reimagined as a unique lodging space

  • Handcrafted Detail: Reclaimed wood, custom finishes, and rustic craftsmanship throughout

  • Comfort & Character: Two levels with private sleeping spaces for families or friends

  • Truly Parkfield: Designed and restored by Parkfield locals

The Story of Parkfield’s Water Tower

This building originally served as Parkfield’s water tower. Built between 1912 and 1917, when there were around 900 people living in Parkfield, water was pumped into the tank on the third floor using a gas engine. The water was then gravity fed to the rest of town. The height and shape of this building was very unusual for its time period being constructed of Douglas fir, wood strong enough to support 16,000 pounds of water that the 2,000 gallon tank would have held.

Today, the tower stands not just as a landmark, but as one of the most unique places to stay in Parkfield.

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