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Host Christine Doherty says:

Welcome to a serene, boondocking RV site tucked in to a private pocket of primordial forest. Surround yourself in the soothing sights and sounds of a cascading brook, dappled with sunlight, through the towering trees. Set up camp and let the ancient forest gently takes over.

Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee by the fire or streaming music under the stars, this is a space to both unwind and reconnect. As one guest put it:

"Very nice spot overlooking a brook with an amazing fire location (calling it a pit doesn't begin to describe it)." – Mike R.

Explore our private nature trail that winds along the brook to the beaver pond. Many of the Hemlock trees you will pass are between 150 to 300 years old. This forest is moist and cool and supports a diverse ecosystem, teaming with life. On hot days, cool off with a refreshing dip in the natural pool along the way.

Though you’ll feel miles from anywhere—strong WiFi helps give peace of mind, whether you're working remotely, staying in touch with loved ones, or stargazing with a soundtrack.

We’re located 2 miles off route 16, the major highway through this area. We feel worlds away, but are still 10 minutes from groceries, pharmacies and a EV charging station. We are 25 minutes from downtown Wolfeboro, nestled along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire’s largest lake. The region is rich with outdoor adventure—hiking and mountain biking trails, paddling on rivers and lakes, and scenic views at every turn. The Cotton Valley Rail Trail is just a short drive away.

Craving a seaside day trip? An hour gets you to the coastlines of Maine and New Hampshire—with their rocky outcroppings, sandy beaches, and postcard-perfect towns like Portsmouth, York, Kennebunkport, and Ogunquit.

Click the ‘Claim assignment’ button to photograph this property. Once claimed, we’ll reveal your discount code and you have 24 hours to book. Your booking should be within one month of the day you claim it.

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