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Top-rated cabin rentals in Eastern Townships
Ladd Pond Cabins and Campground
1. Ladd Pond Cabins and Campground
100%
(12)
NH · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our property has 187 acres to explore and hiking trails. There is an 8-acre pond for fishing (catch and release), paddleboats, kayaks and Jon boats. There is no charge to use our paddleboats, kayaks, or Jon boats.
In Stewartstown and the surrounding area, guests have so many natural attractions to visit, including Beaver Brook Falls and Lake Francis, both within 15 miles of the Ladd Pond. The Washburn Family Forest nearby is the perfect place to go for a hike through nature and spot local wildlife.
For an action experience, guests can try the ATV trails or the exciting snowmobile trails in winter. Close to ATV trails and direct access to Snowmobile trails.
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Froggy Acres
2. Froggy Acres
97%
(15)
Newport Center, VT · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Froggy Acres is nestled in the maple and birch forests of the North East Kingdom of Vermont. In the heart of some of the best fishing, boating and hiking areas in New England. Campsites include shade/rain structure, camp table and fire pit. Wash water available and pit toilet is a short walk from campsites. Over a mile of hiking trails on the property and several miles of hiking/biking trails accessible from the property. Other amenities include small pond for swimming and fishing, seasonal creek, flower gardens, outdoor shower and frog pond. Handicap accessible site available.
Located off grid at the end of a private road. Quiet, secluded and beautiful hardwood forest and meadows with seasonal creek, gardens, hiking trails, pond and great views.
3 Private sites available.
- 3-Sided Cabin at Meadow Camp.
Outdoor shower area, fire pit, wood-fired cookstove and bunk bed. Sleeps 3 with room for cot. Adjacent tent site for additional guests (or kids).
- Maple Grove Camp is a tent site with rain/sun shelter. About a 800’ walk from parking area. Includes Fire pit and outdoor shower. Camp is situated in a beautiful grove of mature Maple trees.
- Creekside Camp is the most private tent camp. Located next to seasonal creek and approximately 1400’ from parking.
Rain/Sun shelter to pitch tent under and fire pit.
All guests have access to raised deck by the pond for picnic, BBQ and relaxing in the shade. Perfect spot to hang your hammock.
Camping gear, tents and cooking gear are available for small fee. Kids and pets especially welcome!
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Dandy weed cottage
3. Dandy weed cottage
98%
(23)
Morgan, VT · 1 site
Enjoy our very livable tiny home on 11.75 acres, complete with a babbling brook, springtime waterfall, Mountain Views, large flat lawn with fire pit, and pure serenity.
Just 19 miles away is majestic lake willoughby and endless hiking at your toes!
The great Vermont corn maze is about an hour south and is an awesome day of fun with family.
Take a ride north to the Vermont lavender farm in derby, where the views will literally take your breath away.
World famous kingdom trails bike system in East Burke is a beautiful 35 minute drive south, be sure to check them out if you’re a savvy on two wheels
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Lake Francis State Park
4. Lake Francis State Park
100%
(3)
State park in New Hampshire · 46 sites
Visitors can explore this park by foot, wheels, or oars.
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Brighton State Park
5. Brighton State Park
83%
(6)
State park in Vermont · 59 sites
A wild waterside retreat in Vermont’s northeastern highlands.
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Air Drops hanging forest shelters
6. Air Drops hanging forest shelters
Coaticook, QC · 1 site
Set in a captivating location, surrounded by nature, the Auberge du changement d'ere offers charming insolite accommodations including 3 drop-shaped shelters hanging in the forest and 3 hotel-class Ultra-Yurts designed by the founding architects. Come and get inspired by the architecture, enjoy the gathering tipi, cook on the plancha barbecue and let your children explore their natural playground. The warm, personalized reception delivered by the hosts family sets the tone for a one-of-kind encounter. Nothing to prepare, everything you need is already there : bedding include, hotel essentials, firewood and cooking accessories as well. Live an experience that totally outstands crowded camping. Open all year round, located right in the heart of our region's top attractions.
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Tree Corners Family Campground
7. Tree Corners Family Campground
Irasburg, VT
Tree Corners Campground stands out as one of Vermont's most modern and vibrant family-friendly camping destinations. Nestled in the picturesque Northeast Kingdom, this campground was established in the fall of 2004 on a former 38-acre nursery, offering guests a unique blend of natural beauty and contemporary amenities. The grounds are adorned with stunning gardens and mature oak, maple, and pine trees, creating a serene environment for relaxation and exploration.
As spring arrives, Tree Corners transforms into a breathtaking landscape filled with blooming crabapple trees, lilacs, and a variety of other colorful flora. From your campsite, you can enjoy stunning views of the Irasburg Common, the Lowell Mountain Range, and even watch elk and buffalo grazing at a nearby farm, adding to the charm of your stay.
Tree Corners Family Campground is equipped with everything you need for a memorable getaway. Guests can take advantage of two heated saltwater pools, a splash pad, thrilling waterslides, an RC track, a basketball court, and multiple playgrounds. With such a wide array of amenities, we guarantee that your time at Tree Corners will be filled with unforgettable experiences and cherished memories.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Marla
July 2025
Group trip
We had a great weekend at the cottage. The backyard and brook on the property are beautiful, and it was quiet, quaint, and close enough to stores and supermarkets to buy groceries. The CBD lotions and salves were such a bonus! I am giving 4 stars because the listing isn't accurate--there are no twin beds, just a queen sized air mattress and an upstairs queen bed. This did throw our sleeping arrangement off and we had to get creative with where we would all sleep. Using the shower was also tricky, and extra blankets weren't available when it was chilly at night. However, we would still all stay again, it was a very special and magical property!
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Where to go
Parc National du Mont-Orford
Nestled among the towering peaks of Mont Orford and Mont Chauve, Mont-Orford National Park lets hikers take in majestic views from Bear Peak via Cretes Trail and Pekan Trail. Canoeing, cycling, rock climbing, swimming, and paddle surfing keep campers active in summer waters as well, while snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are available in wintertime. Camp within the park at its rustic campsites or in more amenity-filled campgrounds with full restrooms and supply shops.
Lake Memphremagog
Explore the 21 islands of Lake Memphremagog while sailing or canoeing through its waters. The lake is especially popular for fishing—it teems with sunfish, yellow perch, rock bass, largemouth bass, and bullhead catfish. Campers can stay in nearby cabin rentals and campsites close to bait and tackle shops, supply stores, and restaurants.
Bleu Lavande
Renowned for its lush lavender fields and gardens, Bleu Lavande farm offers lavender soap-making workshops and other farm events to interested visitors. Bleu Lavande is open year-round and features an onsite boutique as well as nearby cabin rentals, campsites, and RV parks.
Coaticook
Visit Coaticook on the Coaticook River to traverse the longest suspended footbridge in North America. Campers will also enjoy exploring the town’s historic features, such as the Château Arthur-Osmore-Norton, which was built at the turn of the 20th century and now houses the Musée Beaulne. Coaticook is also renowned for its dairy industry, so take a moment to sample its famous cheeses and ice cream during a daytrip.
