The best dog-friendly cabin rentals near Island Pond

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Camping in Vermont near Island Pond is a great way to experience the great outdoors and enjoy quality time with your pets. Hipcamp offers over 500 options for cabins that allow pets in this location, with prices starting as low as $15 per night. Check out top campsites like Slippery Rock Trails LLC (347 reviews), Eagles Aerie Sugar Shack & Tenting (190 reviews), and Farm Craft Vermont (135 reviews) to get an idea of the best options available. With popular amenities like toilets, trash, and showers, and activities like wildlife watching, wind sports, and climbing, you're sure to find something that suits your needs.

98% (953) 57 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Island Pond

Lakefront Cabin

1. Lakefront Cabin

31mi from Island Pond · 1 site
Lake front cabin on pristine Lake Eden with over 135 feet of private lake shore all for yourselves! The water has a gradual slope for those looking to swim and play. We provide kayaks, a canoe, and water toys for you to use. This summer cabin is at the end of a private drive filled with lots of rustic charm and basic amenities. The wrap around screen porch is the jewel of the house.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$195
 / night
Quiet Green Mountain Lake Camp

2. Quiet Green Mountain Lake Camp

100%
(3)
33mi from Island Pond · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We love camping, and when we decided that state campgrounds and the like were just too busy, we found this amazing, secluded property on a small lake with no public access. There is a cabin on the property, which is available for limited rentals. However, we have a great flat yard just a short (2 min) walk to South Pond thats perfect for a tent. There's a rustic outhouse, fire pit, picnic table, and usually games like badminton setup. Our property is a couple miles down a private dirt road. Fishing is great (with a license of course), and the water is perfect for kayaking and paddle boarding.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$30
 / night
Foote Brook Cabin

3. Foote Brook Cabin

100%
(2)
41mi from Island Pond · 1 site
This cabin was made for people who wander and pay attention. For the ones who move through the world with curiosity, whether on two wheels, in muddy boots, or with a sketchbook in hand. It was built for trail riders and daydreamers, tired legs and open minds. For those who hike for the view and linger for the stillness. Who chase light, collect stories, and know the quiet magic of a good cup of coffee, a clean bed, and the sound of a brook at night. If that sounds like you, welcome. Foote Brook Cabin is a soft place to land. Tucked in the woods, 3 miles outside the village of Johnson, this off-grid hideaway invites you to unplug without roughing it. There is no WiFi, no plumbing, and no buzzing appliances. Instead, you get a full-sized memory foam bed with fresh linens, solar and battery lights, a Jackery power bank to charge your phone, firewood, and a little kitchen setup with everything you need to cook a meal. There’s clean drinking water, real dishes, a Coleman stove, and a composting outhouse that is tidy, private, and surprisingly pleasant. You can walk in, pedal in, or drive in. If you are biking the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, I can meet you in town and bring you and your gear up to the cabin. Pets are welcome as long as they are well behaved and come with a human who will clean up after them. Johnson is just a short stroll from the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail trailhead and has everything you didn’t know you needed. A coffee shop and a tea house for whatever kind of caffeine emergency you are having. A grocery store that carries a little bit of everything. Chinese takeout. A laundromat. A sit-down spot for a warm meal. Johnson Woolen Mills and Vermont Flannel for souvenirs that feel like hugs. Butternut Mountain Farm Store for some tasty VT treats. There are also 2 covered bridges, local art, maple syrup, friendly neighbors, half dozen swimming holes, and a surprising number of Little Free Libraries for a town this size. This is not just a place to sleep. It is a chance to reset, breathe deep, and remember why you came to Vermont in the first place.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
$90
 / night

Camping in Vermont near Island Pond is a great way to experience the great outdoors and enjoy quality time with your pets. Hipcamp offers over 500 options for cabins that allow pets in this location, with prices starting as low as $15 per night. Check out top campsites like Slippery Rock Trails LLC (347 reviews), Eagles Aerie Sugar Shack & Tenting (190 reviews), and Farm Craft Vermont (135 reviews) to get an idea of the best options available. With popular amenities like toilets, trash, and showers, and activities like wildlife watching, wind sports, and climbing, you're sure to find something that suits your needs.

98% (953) 57 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Island Pond

Lakefront Cabin

1. Lakefront Cabin

31mi from Island Pond · 1 site
Lake front cabin on pristine Lake Eden with over 135 feet of private lake shore all for yourselves! The water has a gradual slope for those looking to swim and play. We provide kayaks, a canoe, and water toys for you to use. This summer cabin is at the end of a private drive filled with lots of rustic charm and basic amenities. The wrap around screen porch is the jewel of the house.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$195
 / night
Quiet Green Mountain Lake Camp

2. Quiet Green Mountain Lake Camp

100%
(3)
33mi from Island Pond · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We love camping, and when we decided that state campgrounds and the like were just too busy, we found this amazing, secluded property on a small lake with no public access. There is a cabin on the property, which is available for limited rentals. However, we have a great flat yard just a short (2 min) walk to South Pond thats perfect for a tent. There's a rustic outhouse, fire pit, picnic table, and usually games like badminton setup. Our property is a couple miles down a private dirt road. Fishing is great (with a license of course), and the water is perfect for kayaking and paddle boarding.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
$30
 / night
Foote Brook Cabin

3. Foote Brook Cabin

100%
(2)
41mi from Island Pond · 1 site
This cabin was made for people who wander and pay attention. For the ones who move through the world with curiosity, whether on two wheels, in muddy boots, or with a sketchbook in hand. It was built for trail riders and daydreamers, tired legs and open minds. For those who hike for the view and linger for the stillness. Who chase light, collect stories, and know the quiet magic of a good cup of coffee, a clean bed, and the sound of a brook at night. If that sounds like you, welcome. Foote Brook Cabin is a soft place to land. Tucked in the woods, 3 miles outside the village of Johnson, this off-grid hideaway invites you to unplug without roughing it. There is no WiFi, no plumbing, and no buzzing appliances. Instead, you get a full-sized memory foam bed with fresh linens, solar and battery lights, a Jackery power bank to charge your phone, firewood, and a little kitchen setup with everything you need to cook a meal. There’s clean drinking water, real dishes, a Coleman stove, and a composting outhouse that is tidy, private, and surprisingly pleasant. You can walk in, pedal in, or drive in. If you are biking the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, I can meet you in town and bring you and your gear up to the cabin. Pets are welcome as long as they are well behaved and come with a human who will clean up after them. Johnson is just a short stroll from the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail trailhead and has everything you didn’t know you needed. A coffee shop and a tea house for whatever kind of caffeine emergency you are having. A grocery store that carries a little bit of everything. Chinese takeout. A laundromat. A sit-down spot for a warm meal. Johnson Woolen Mills and Vermont Flannel for souvenirs that feel like hugs. Butternut Mountain Farm Store for some tasty VT treats. There are also 2 covered bridges, local art, maple syrup, friendly neighbors, half dozen swimming holes, and a surprising number of Little Free Libraries for a town this size. This is not just a place to sleep. It is a chance to reset, breathe deep, and remember why you came to Vermont in the first place.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
$90
 / night

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