100% (6) • 2 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Cambridge
Total Eclipse Dome
1. Total Eclipse Dome
100%
(2)
5.2mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Lodging
Take in the stars from this private riverside escape.
Stay in a four-season igloo — a high-quality, fiberglass-insulated structure that combines the charm of camping with the comfort of a suite.
Enjoy a thermostat-controlled heated, off-grid dome equipped with solar 12V power, USB outlets, an outdoor hand-pump well, composting toilet, and hot shower.
The property also features a Tiki treehouse sauna and cold plunge (available for an additional $25 per hour with sauna reservation).
Explore gorgeous waterfalls, trails, hiking, and biking all around you.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$78
/ night
Maple Mountain Homestead
2. Maple Mountain Homestead
100%
(4)
10mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to Cassiopeia's Hideaway, our off-grid Geodome, located on our 12.5 acre beautiful regenerative agriculture homestead nestled in the mountains. This unique experience is perfect for travelers who are interested in becoming more self-sufficient and curious about homestead living.
Follow our adventures on Instagram and FaceBook @maplemountainhomestead.
The Dome:
While completely off-grid with no plumbing or power, our Geodome is a cozy and comfortable space that allows you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of modern life and reconnect with Nature. The 294 sq ft dome features a queen-sized bed, a small kitchenette cart with a Coleman 2-burner camping propane stove, woodstove, and a composting toilet. You will also have access to a fire pit for evening relaxation, food forest, garden areas and walking trails in the back woods.
Arrival:
Upon arrival, park in the designated parking area. The dome is a very short walk into the woods. Code for the lockbox will be provided day of.
Heat:
The woodstove is the primary heat source with wood provided. If you are unfamiliar with woodstove operation or aren’t comfortable with them we also provide a Mr. Buddy propane heater. The Mr. Buddy takes two 1lb. propane canisters and offers a quick and easy way to keep warm. You will need to purchase your own propane cylinders for use. They are sold at Aubuchon, Ace Hardware, Home Depot, Lowes, Tractor Supply, Walmart and Target in a two pack. Two cylinders will burn on low for up to 11 hours and approx. 6 hours on high. Do not throw out used/empty propane cylinders. They are to be taken with you and recycled appropriately.
Water:
We provide 1 gallon of drinking water per stay. If you think you will require more, please plan to bring your own.
Cooking:
Indoors there is a Coleman 2-burner camping propane stove. Outside is a grate for cooking over a fire.
Regenerative Agriculture:
Depending on the season, you can have the opportunity to learn about and participate in our regenerative agriculture practices. This includes planting, harvesting, and caring for a variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as caring for our chickens. You'll leave with new skills and knowledge that you can use to become more self-sufficient in your own life.
Winter Camping:
If you're a particularly adventurous camper, you could stay during the winter months snowshoeing your way in and out to the Geodome and keeping warm by the fire.
Other things to note:
Stay within the boundaries of our property and do not go pass the tap lines or to other side of the road.
Being in the country you may occasionally hear gun shots, especially during hunting season.
What's Nearby:
Locally there is our favorite bar, Arrowhead Lodge and also Maquam Winery (seasonal). You can enjoy boating or kayaking on Arrowhead Lake 5 minutes away. Hannaford's, our grocery store is only 8 minutes away.
There are many hiking, biking, and kayaking trails within 5-15 minutes away. For ski/snowboarding, Smuggler's Notch is the closest, about a half hour east and Jay Peak is about an hour north of us.
We are 25 minutes from the city of Burlington and 1.5 hours from Montreal.
If you're looking for a unique and immersive experience that combines the beauty of Nature with the realities of homesteading, Cassiopeia's Hideaway on our regenerative agriculture homestead is the perfect choice for you. Book your stay today and challenge yourself to live closer to Nature!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$150
/ night
100% (6) • 2 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Cambridge
Total Eclipse Dome
1. Total Eclipse Dome
100%
(2)
5.2mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Lodging
Take in the stars from this private riverside escape.
Stay in a four-season igloo — a high-quality, fiberglass-insulated structure that combines the charm of camping with the comfort of a suite.
Enjoy a thermostat-controlled heated, off-grid dome equipped with solar 12V power, USB outlets, an outdoor hand-pump well, composting toilet, and hot shower.
The property also features a Tiki treehouse sauna and cold plunge (available for an additional $25 per hour with sauna reservation).
Explore gorgeous waterfalls, trails, hiking, and biking all around you.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$78
/ night
Maple Mountain Homestead
2. Maple Mountain Homestead
100%
(4)
10mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to Cassiopeia's Hideaway, our off-grid Geodome, located on our 12.5 acre beautiful regenerative agriculture homestead nestled in the mountains. This unique experience is perfect for travelers who are interested in becoming more self-sufficient and curious about homestead living.
Follow our adventures on Instagram and FaceBook @maplemountainhomestead.
The Dome:
While completely off-grid with no plumbing or power, our Geodome is a cozy and comfortable space that allows you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of modern life and reconnect with Nature. The 294 sq ft dome features a queen-sized bed, a small kitchenette cart with a Coleman 2-burner camping propane stove, woodstove, and a composting toilet. You will also have access to a fire pit for evening relaxation, food forest, garden areas and walking trails in the back woods.
Arrival:
Upon arrival, park in the designated parking area. The dome is a very short walk into the woods. Code for the lockbox will be provided day of.
Heat:
The woodstove is the primary heat source with wood provided. If you are unfamiliar with woodstove operation or aren’t comfortable with them we also provide a Mr. Buddy propane heater. The Mr. Buddy takes two 1lb. propane canisters and offers a quick and easy way to keep warm. You will need to purchase your own propane cylinders for use. They are sold at Aubuchon, Ace Hardware, Home Depot, Lowes, Tractor Supply, Walmart and Target in a two pack. Two cylinders will burn on low for up to 11 hours and approx. 6 hours on high. Do not throw out used/empty propane cylinders. They are to be taken with you and recycled appropriately.
Water:
We provide 1 gallon of drinking water per stay. If you think you will require more, please plan to bring your own.
Cooking:
Indoors there is a Coleman 2-burner camping propane stove. Outside is a grate for cooking over a fire.
Regenerative Agriculture:
Depending on the season, you can have the opportunity to learn about and participate in our regenerative agriculture practices. This includes planting, harvesting, and caring for a variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as caring for our chickens. You'll leave with new skills and knowledge that you can use to become more self-sufficient in your own life.
Winter Camping:
If you're a particularly adventurous camper, you could stay during the winter months snowshoeing your way in and out to the Geodome and keeping warm by the fire.
Other things to note:
Stay within the boundaries of our property and do not go pass the tap lines or to other side of the road.
Being in the country you may occasionally hear gun shots, especially during hunting season.
What's Nearby:
Locally there is our favorite bar, Arrowhead Lodge and also Maquam Winery (seasonal). You can enjoy boating or kayaking on Arrowhead Lake 5 minutes away. Hannaford's, our grocery store is only 8 minutes away.
There are many hiking, biking, and kayaking trails within 5-15 minutes away. For ski/snowboarding, Smuggler's Notch is the closest, about a half hour east and Jay Peak is about an hour north of us.
We are 25 minutes from the city of Burlington and 1.5 hours from Montreal.
If you're looking for a unique and immersive experience that combines the beauty of Nature with the realities of homesteading, Cassiopeia's Hideaway on our regenerative agriculture homestead is the perfect choice for you. Book your stay today and challenge yourself to live closer to Nature!
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$150
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
S
Shema
November 2025
With pets
PK was a cool host, super communicative and easy to get in touch with, and also made sure we had clear instructions for access and entry. We ended up staying in the cabin instead of the dome, but he was really accommodating and it was quaint, warm and comfortable. In the morning, PK came by and he let us know about some waterfalls and a gorge nearby that only took a short hike to get to. All in all, super host and lovely property - hoping to visit again.
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Andrew
November 2025
3 nights at Total Eclipse Dome
PK's place is gorgeous, a perfect little getaway. The dome is clean and cozy, in a sunny little clearing by a stream, just an awesome place to wake up. PK was super accommodating, everything I needed was there but he made himself available in case. The shower shed warmed up nice and the electric water heater worked great, I didn't end up using the sauna but it's super cute also right by the stream. Lovely space all around, highly recommended!
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