Best way to get TV to 4 cabins (all close to each other) (1 Viewer)

[CabinFever]

Okay I admit I'm clueless about TV reception outside of having a direct tv feed. So I'm hoping I can explain my setup and what we are trying to do and get some advice from you much smarter guys.

So I am building 4 rental cabins that are all close to each other (20-25 feet between each). We are located in the Mountains and I know the closest major cities who broadcast channels area 40-60+ miles away. We have a crappy AT&T DSL 6.0 Internet that gets poor to at best decent speeds at the cabins. Bandwidth is an issue because we have a lot of people using that service.

We have a direct tv feed at my house, which is probably 50-70 yards from these cabins. (Pretty sure that is too far to tie into and use at these cabins right?)

I would like to get TV in each of the cabins without having to get another DT account and dish & receivers. I've heard a lot about offair antennas. I've heard a lot about streaming (but think our internet might be to poor) any suggestions and specific products that might fit our setup? 

 

[CabinFever]

Anyone? 

 

[Binky The Doormat]

Anyone? 

"Call your local provider."

 

[peaces]

Not an expert but what is your aim exactly? If it's just a few channels for there to be anything to watch may want to buy a HD antenna and see what you can pick up?  I think a lot depends on what you want exactly... Streaming, just a little free TV, cable, direct tv, internet etc and what you're willing to spend.  If it's just to be able to watch a movie maybe a TV/DVD combo unit for each cabin.. Im guessing if you're trying to keep it cheap and being  in the mountains your options will be limited

https://nocable.org/hd-antenna-coverage-map

 

[[scooter]]

A series of mirrors.

 

[NorvilleBarnes]

Personally I'd recommend satellite. But I have no idea what I'm talking about. And I hate cabins. GL

 

[CabinFever]

lol, you guys suck, and i love you all. Direct TV surprised me and said they would give me 2 free receivers so it will only cost $7 per month per cabin, I can definitely live with that!