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Green Mountain View’s

1 site · Tent48 acres · Barton, VT

Please look up the Wiki about Barton Vermont . Fascinating history and information about the area . This property will be turned into a homestead for my now 13 year old daughter who has become too Americanized and on her phone all day 😉. She is going to learn how to grow her own food and become fully self sustainable . In the meantime I would like Hipcampers to enjoy the property and the views . Learn more about this land: Great mountain and lake views on secluded 48 acres ! The property is close to Crystal Lake , Lake Willoughby. You can see Canadian mountains from the top camping site . I Recommend parking in lower lot and hiking to the top to camp. The road is a off road/logging road to the top. Hipcamp and myself does not cover any damage to your vehicle . Read reviews before booking. It is a hike to the top that takes about 10-15 minute. Wear proper footwear . Must be a camper, outdoorsy or in decent shape to book this campsite . Again , please read reviews before booking . Thank you

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The Center Farm

1 site · Lodging142 acres · Hardwick, VT

This land is a very special place. The energy is calming and you will feel at peace with yourself after just a short time walking through the woods. This property was first purchased by my great grandfather in 1919. I was fortunate to be able to purchase it from my father in 2007. Much work was done to bring it back from being neglected and overgrown. The original buildings burned to the ground in 1948 and the property has been rebuilt over the last dozen years. It is a work in progress but also a labor of love. Enjoy a stay in this small rustic cabin. Experience peace and solitude while enjoying magnificent views atop forested hills offering stunning southeast views that overlook Vermont's central mountain ranges. The site is secluded and private and is ideally situated to view wildlife, allowing one to experience the outdoors away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. WiFi is available at the barn should there be the need to reconnect with the world at large. Two guests sleep comfortably in the cabin; four would be a little tight but manageable - there is ample room for tents if need be. The 8' x 8' cabin has one set of twin bunkbeds (bedding is not provided) and an 8' x 4' covered porch. In the colder seasons there is a propane Buddy Heater available to keep the cabin cozy. The outhouse with a composting toilet is situated close to the cabin. There is a fire ring on the stone patio with a cooking grate available for grilling. Pre-purchased firewood will be at the cabin, ready for your arrival. Additional wood is available for purchase on the way up to the cabin. Recently added is a portable kitchen, set up outside for an easier cooking experience as well as a wash bin for dishes. Items available at the site: Water for dishes Cast iron pan for grilling/grate cooking Small pots with covers (multiple) Pizza pan for grilling/grate cooking Basic grilling utensils (spatula, tongs) Serving spoon(s) Various eating utensils/knives Cups/plates/bowls Dish soap & cloths Heat-resistant gloves (for grates) Small propane grill First aid kit & fire extinguisher The main property is located in the heart of a rural farming community between the town of Greensboro (home of Caspian Lake), and the village of Hardwick. It offers 3 - 4 miles of groomed, wooded trails, ideal for walking, hiking, mountain and fat biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The cabin is also in close proximity to Hill Farmstead Brewery (7 miles), The Highland Center for the Arts (3 miles) and the Willey's Store (3.5 miles). The village of Hardwick (3 miles) offers local shops, markets, restaurants, Buffalo Mountain Co-op and Front Seat Coffee (an artisan coffee house also offering free WiFi). 13 miles from the town of Craftsbury and the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, an olympic-style sport training facility catering to all ability levels. Additionally the central location offers access to many of Vermont's State Parks (Green River Reservoir State Park, Elmore State Park, Groton State Park, Crystal Lake State Park, Willoughby State Forest, Brighton State Park, just to name a few) offering daily access for hiking, fishing, swimming, paddle-boarding, canoeing and kayaking.

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Bumpa's Camp - experience true VT!

1 site · RV, Tent22 acres · Wolcott, VT

Learn more about this land: Vermont northern woods camping overlooking a large beaver pond. Perfect wild-life habitat for birdwatching, deer, moose and bear. Pedal boat amongst the beaver lodges or just watch from our fully screened in shelter. Enjoy evenings cooking or just standing around the fire pit - wood available on site $5 bundle. There is a small griddle for cooking. Great areas nearby for bicycling, swimming, boating and kayaking. Some of Vermont's greatest breweries just a short drive away. Camping at its best! Very private location - large space so bring your RV, tent or sleep under the stars!

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Couching Lion Field

1 site · RV, Tent7 acres · Waterbury Center, VT

Learn more about this land:A mowed area of the upper field with a beautiful view of Camels Hump. There is a pond to swim in and relax by. Star gaze in the evening and awake hearing the birds singing.

Maple Hollow Shelter

1 site · RV, Tent26 acres · Cabot, VT

The Maple Hollow Shelter site is close to a dirt road, very accessible by car or van, yet it offers plenty of privacy. Its sits amid a working Sugarwoods and offers much shade in the summer. There are native ferns growing all around. We have some trails throughout the property, feel free to explore. The shelter is big enough to pitch a tent, hang a hammock, or just sleep under the stars. There is a big firepit and firewood provided. Please no cutting of trees. There is an outhouse on site, but no potable water. There is 5 gallon water jug available for washing and for if the campfire gets out of control. Please carry out all trash. Thanks, hope you enjoy.

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Couching Lion Field

1 site · RV, Tent7 acres · Waterbury Center, VT

Learn more about this land:A mowed area of the upper field with a beautiful view of Camels Hump. There is a pond to swim in and relax by. Star gaze in the evening and awake hearing the birds singing.

Stone and Star | Waterbury-Stowe

4 sites · RVs6 acres · VT

Stone and Star is our home built in 1850 and garden on 6 acres in Waterbury Center, Vermont. We have a little hobby garden with hens and goats, Ben and Jerry. We are located about 5 miles from Waterbury Village at Hwy 89, off VT Rt 100, and 5 miles from Stowe Village. Down the street are the Waterbury Center green and gazebo, Cold Hollow Cider Mill, and Hope Davey Memorial Park with playground and trails for walking dogs. Waterbury Center State Park is a half-mile away, a great place for a walk, picnic, kayak, canoe rental, and swimming. We steward a piece of the unceded land of the aboriginal Abenaki who have inhabited this part of New England for thousands of years. We are a safe space, treasuring diversity of every kind. Love is Love. Black Lives Matter. Women's Rights are Human Rights.

Green Mountain View’s

1 site · Tent48 acres · Barton, VT

Please look up the Wiki about Barton Vermont . Fascinating history and information about the area . This property will be turned into a homestead for my now 13 year old daughter who has become too Americanized and on her phone all day 😉. She is going to learn how to grow her own food and become fully self sustainable . In the meantime I would like Hipcampers to enjoy the property and the views . Learn more about this land: Great mountain and lake views on secluded 48 acres ! The property is close to Crystal Lake , Lake Willoughby. You can see Canadian mountains from the top camping site . I Recommend parking in lower lot and hiking to the top to camp. The road is a off road/logging road to the top. Hipcamp and myself does not cover any damage to your vehicle . Read reviews before booking. It is a hike to the top that takes about 10-15 minute. Wear proper footwear . Must be a camper, outdoorsy or in decent shape to book this campsite . Again , please read reviews before booking . Thank you

Bumpa's Camp - experience true VT!

1 site · RV, Tent22 acres · Wolcott, VT

Learn more about this land: Vermont northern woods camping overlooking a large beaver pond. Perfect wild-life habitat for birdwatching, deer, moose and bear. Pedal boat amongst the beaver lodges or just watch from our fully screened in shelter. Enjoy evenings cooking or just standing around the fire pit - wood available on site $5 bundle. There is a small griddle for cooking. Great areas nearby for bicycling, swimming, boating and kayaking. Some of Vermont's greatest breweries just a short drive away. Camping at its best! Very private location - large space so bring your RV, tent or sleep under the stars!

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Verbena Vista, the Druid cottage

3 sites · Lodging70 acres · Worcester, VT

Welcome to Verbena Vista, the Druid cottage at Dreamland! Verbena Vista is: ~a tiny guest cottage committed to sustainable, simple living. ~off grid, unplumbed, solar powered and uses only natural cleaning products. ~secluded, quiet, immersed in many acres of forest with meandering brooks, pond, trails, sacred well, stone circle and labyrinth. ~Less than 10 miles from Montpelier, the state capitol; a charming small city. 2 miles to farm store and general store/gas station. Unplug, slow down, and sink in to retreat on sacred land.10 x 20’ cozy, bright cottage. Off grid with small solar system.Unplumbed- Tank systems for sink and shower. Compost bucket toilet. Double sized bed and single pull out couch. Please bring your own linens! Propane cook top and heat. Unplugged- No wifi. Limited cell reception. Quaint front porch with rocking chair and awesome vista of gardens, pond, stars, hills; Winter access involves a short walk up a packed snow trail. Cargo sled provided. Kindly observe quiet hours: 10:00 pm – 7:00 am. After 10:00 pm is quiet time. Remove your own trash when you depart. You may leave clean recyclables and compost in appropriate bins. No driving above the yurt parking area please.. If you swim in the pond, clothing is optional. Please do not use any soaps or shampoo in pond. No smoking or vaping inside. Firewood for sale, $5 for an armload. Please inquire for more info and leave $ in basket in yurt. Please use fire pit in front of cottage, not in stone circle. No cutting or defacing trees for fires. Please be respectful to our site and to the environment by keeping things tidy and low impact. Trail walking- You are welcome to walk and explore the trails and dirt roads around here. They are not marked so leave a trail of breadcrumbs if you are not good at navigation! Feel welcomed to use our temple spaces for solo or respectful group connection quiet time. Please no drinking or smoking in these spaces. If you stay includes a Wednesday in the warmer months, there may be an Ecstatic Dance in the stone circle from 7-9pm. You are welcome to join us! Welcome LGBTQIA and BIPOC!

The Center Farm

1 site · Lodging142 acres · Hardwick, VT

This land is a very special place. The energy is calming and you will feel at peace with yourself after just a short time walking through the woods. This property was first purchased by my great grandfather in 1919. I was fortunate to be able to purchase it from my father in 2007. Much work was done to bring it back from being neglected and overgrown. The original buildings burned to the ground in 1948 and the property has been rebuilt over the last dozen years. It is a work in progress but also a labor of love. Enjoy a stay in this small rustic cabin. Experience peace and solitude while enjoying magnificent views atop forested hills offering stunning southeast views that overlook Vermont's central mountain ranges. The site is secluded and private and is ideally situated to view wildlife, allowing one to experience the outdoors away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. WiFi is available at the barn should there be the need to reconnect with the world at large. Two guests sleep comfortably in the cabin; four would be a little tight but manageable - there is ample room for tents if need be. The 8' x 8' cabin has one set of twin bunkbeds (bedding is not provided) and an 8' x 4' covered porch. In the colder seasons there is a propane Buddy Heater available to keep the cabin cozy. The outhouse with a composting toilet is situated close to the cabin. There is a fire ring on the stone patio with a cooking grate available for grilling. Pre-purchased firewood will be at the cabin, ready for your arrival. Additional wood is available for purchase on the way up to the cabin. Recently added is a portable kitchen, set up outside for an easier cooking experience as well as a wash bin for dishes. Items available at the site: Water for dishes Cast iron pan for grilling/grate cooking Small pots with covers (multiple) Pizza pan for grilling/grate cooking Basic grilling utensils (spatula, tongs) Serving spoon(s) Various eating utensils/knives Cups/plates/bowls Dish soap & cloths Heat-resistant gloves (for grates) Small propane grill First aid kit & fire extinguisher The main property is located in the heart of a rural farming community between the town of Greensboro (home of Caspian Lake), and the village of Hardwick. It offers 3 - 4 miles of groomed, wooded trails, ideal for walking, hiking, mountain and fat biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The cabin is also in close proximity to Hill Farmstead Brewery (7 miles), The Highland Center for the Arts (3 miles) and the Willey's Store (3.5 miles). The village of Hardwick (3 miles) offers local shops, markets, restaurants, Buffalo Mountain Co-op and Front Seat Coffee (an artisan coffee house also offering free WiFi). 13 miles from the town of Craftsbury and the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, an olympic-style sport training facility catering to all ability levels. Additionally the central location offers access to many of Vermont's State Parks (Green River Reservoir State Park, Elmore State Park, Groton State Park, Crystal Lake State Park, Willoughby State Forest, Brighton State Park, just to name a few) offering daily access for hiking, fishing, swimming, paddle-boarding, canoeing and kayaking.

Maple Hollow Shelter

1 site · RV, Tent26 acres · Cabot, VT

The Maple Hollow Shelter site is close to a dirt road, very accessible by car or van, yet it offers plenty of privacy. Its sits amid a working Sugarwoods and offers much shade in the summer. There are native ferns growing all around. We have some trails throughout the property, feel free to explore. The shelter is big enough to pitch a tent, hang a hammock, or just sleep under the stars. There is a big firepit and firewood provided. Please no cutting of trees. There is an outhouse on site, but no potable water. There is 5 gallon water jug available for washing and for if the campfire gets out of control. Please carry out all trash. Thanks, hope you enjoy.

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Rooted Acres Farm

1 site · Lodging25 acres · Westfield, VT

Learn more about this land:Rustic, off-grid, tiny cabin on small farm. This 12x16 tiny cabin, sleeps 4-5. Has queen, full, and twin size mattresses. Wood stove to stay warm on chilly winter days/nights. Wood is provided for wood stove. Linens are provided. Oil lanterns for lights. Compost toilet(bucket/sawdust) in cabin. Fire pit, wood fired hot tub(open year round), outdoor shower(spring-fall). Outdoor kitchen setup with sink, charcoal grill and Coleman 2 burner propane stove(bring your own 1lb propane tank). 3 gallons potable water available, 5 gallons water available for kitchen, 2 gallons available in bathroom. Nearby activities; skiing and water park at Jay peak, Eden dog sledding, snowmobile adventures

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Penfield Tiny House

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Milton, VT

The Penfield Tiny house is fully loaded with heat, electricity, stove, water, shower, composting toilet, and washer/dryer! Our 8' by 30' home sits on a 2 acre field surrounded by Vermont forest...a great place to get away from the grind. Easily accessible from the road but the tree coverage blocks all views to neighbors. It's a great place to sit by the firepit, see the stars and hike the forest. A quick drive to state parks, lake Champlain, and many river holes. We are located 14 miles from Smugglers Notch Ski area, 20 miles to Burlington, and 65 miles to Montreal, if you're looking for more nightlife.

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Firefly Farm at Burke Hollow

4 sites · RVs30 acres · Burke, VT

Our story begins around the turn of the millennium when we were expecting our first child and thinking passionately about how we wanted to nourish him. We planted our first garden, shopped at the co-op, and began working with whole foods: baking our own breads, tortillas, canning jams, and freezing small harvests. After an unexpected move to the coast of Maine, we took advantage of the climate, and began growing a lot of our own food, raising hens, and dreaming about a farm of our own where we might grow enough food to sustain ourselves. The dream included a farm with an old barn, still standing, and a place to build a tiny net zero home. It also included many vegetable gardens, a farm stand, a mature apple orchard and sugarbush, a pond, a cleared pasture, at least 25 acres, and it had to be in a cool town in Vermont. This list grew over the years, as did our family. As a family of four, we had become very connected to our community in Maine, and suspected that we would not return to our home state until many years later when the kids were grown. But one night at the kitchen table, in a moment of political frustration, we peeked at the real estate listings, and there was our farm! All of it! Waiting for us! So we jumped ship, all four of us, and said good-bye to our dear friends and the house that had been our home for almost a decade. We bought a used camper and landed, home. In our first two years back, we built a small energy efficient house, a chicken coop and a sugar shack. We dug a pond, created gardens, grew some vegetables, planted berry bushes and more apple trees, thinned the sugarbush and boiled some sap. With the help of the Vermont State Conservation Grant, we began rehabbing an 1800s barn that is the only remaining structure of the original farm. In our third year, we launched a CSA, opened a farm-stand made and sold maple syrup, erected a hoop house, built a greenhouse and guest space. Our dream evolves. We are doing what we love, in a beautiful place, and designing a means of sharing it all with others. We hope to continue to grow food, nourish our community, host events, and allow the dream to grow for generations. Tucked in the hills of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Firefly Farm is committed to providing access to locally grown food free of pesticides, utilizing farming practices that enhance biodiversity while combating climate change, and working with nature to promote wellness for our Earth and all its beings. Stay with us, connect with the Earth, engage with the community, and recreate in the beautiful Northeast Kingdom! Our campsites are primitive. There are no toilet facilities and toilets are the responsibility of the campers. All waste must be carried out and disposed of properly. Thank you for keeping Vermont clean!

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Glamping @ McKnight Family Maple

1 site · Lodging60 acres · Johnson, VT

McKnight Family Glamping offers a 50 acre sugarbush and 10 acre field to enjoy and explore. Located a short distance from the McKnight Family Maple sugarhouse, this glamping experience offers a 13' bell tent, furnished with a full sized bed, end table, solar lights as well as other campsite amenities such as a firepit, chairs, picnic table, access to running water, a portalet and high speed internet a short walk away at the sugarhouse. The 50 acre sugarbush offers several trails to walk, bike, pick late summer berries and enjoy the wildlife. The 10 acre field offers, mountain views with an incredible sunrise, a tire swing, and unlimited space to enjoy lawn games. Additional tents can be pitched to accommodate larger groups, for a fee.

Turtle Hill Gardens

1 site · Tent4 acres · Montpelier, VT

Learn more about this land: Only 1.5 miles from our cozy little capital city, we are a six minute drive to downtown but set in a wooded landscape bordering protected land and North Branch River Park. The campsite is set away from the house and neighbors and looks down into the forest and wilderness parkland. It can accommodate up to a 9x12’ tent. Most of our property is on a slope so you'll get a little workout walking back and forth to your vehicle. Plant lovers are welcome to tour our gardens and orchard.

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Firefly Farm at Burke Hollow

4 sites · RVs30 acres · Burke, VT

Our story begins around the turn of the millennium when we were expecting our first child and thinking passionately about how we wanted to nourish him. We planted our first garden, shopped at the co-op, and began working with whole foods: baking our own breads, tortillas, canning jams, and freezing small harvests. After an unexpected move to the coast of Maine, we took advantage of the climate, and began growing a lot of our own food, raising hens, and dreaming about a farm of our own where we might grow enough food to sustain ourselves. The dream included a farm with an old barn, still standing, and a place to build a tiny net zero home. It also included many vegetable gardens, a farm stand, a mature apple orchard and sugarbush, a pond, a cleared pasture, at least 25 acres, and it had to be in a cool town in Vermont. This list grew over the years, as did our family. As a family of four, we had become very connected to our community in Maine, and suspected that we would not return to our home state until many years later when the kids were grown. But one night at the kitchen table, in a moment of political frustration, we peeked at the real estate listings, and there was our farm! All of it! Waiting for us! So we jumped ship, all four of us, and said good-bye to our dear friends and the house that had been our home for almost a decade. We bought a used camper and landed, home. In our first two years back, we built a small energy efficient house, a chicken coop and a sugar shack. We dug a pond, created gardens, grew some vegetables, planted berry bushes and more apple trees, thinned the sugarbush and boiled some sap. With the help of the Vermont State Conservation Grant, we began rehabbing an 1800s barn that is the only remaining structure of the original farm. In our third year, we launched a CSA, opened a farm-stand made and sold maple syrup, erected a hoop house, built a greenhouse and guest space. Our dream evolves. We are doing what we love, in a beautiful place, and designing a means of sharing it all with others. We hope to continue to grow food, nourish our community, host events, and allow the dream to grow for generations. Tucked in the hills of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Firefly Farm is committed to providing access to locally grown food free of pesticides, utilizing farming practices that enhance biodiversity while combating climate change, and working with nature to promote wellness for our Earth and all its beings. Stay with us, connect with the Earth, engage with the community, and recreate in the beautiful Northeast Kingdom! Our campsites are primitive. There are no toilet facilities and toilets are the responsibility of the campers. All waste must be carried out and disposed of properly. Thank you for keeping Vermont clean!

Glamping @ McKnight Family Maple

1 site · Lodging60 acres · Johnson, VT

McKnight Family Glamping offers a 50 acre sugarbush and 10 acre field to enjoy and explore. Located a short distance from the McKnight Family Maple sugarhouse, this glamping experience offers a 13' bell tent, furnished with a full sized bed, end table, solar lights as well as other campsite amenities such as a firepit, chairs, picnic table, access to running water, a portalet and high speed internet a short walk away at the sugarhouse. The 50 acre sugarbush offers several trails to walk, bike, pick late summer berries and enjoy the wildlife. The 10 acre field offers, mountain views with an incredible sunrise, a tire swing, and unlimited space to enjoy lawn games. Additional tents can be pitched to accommodate larger groups, for a fee.

Green Mountain View’s

1 site · Tent48 acres · Barton, VT

Please look up the Wiki about Barton Vermont . Fascinating history and information about the area . This property will be turned into a homestead for my now 13 year old daughter who has become too Americanized and on her phone all day 😉. She is going to learn how to grow her own food and become fully self sustainable . In the meantime I would like Hipcampers to enjoy the property and the views . Learn more about this land: Great mountain and lake views on secluded 48 acres ! The property is close to Crystal Lake , Lake Willoughby. You can see Canadian mountains from the top camping site . I Recommend parking in lower lot and hiking to the top to camp. The road is a off road/logging road to the top. Hipcamp and myself does not cover any damage to your vehicle . Read reviews before booking. It is a hike to the top that takes about 10-15 minute. Wear proper footwear . Must be a camper, outdoorsy or in decent shape to book this campsite . Again , please read reviews before booking . Thank you

Stone and Star | Waterbury-Stowe

4 sites · RVs6 acres · VT

Stone and Star is our home built in 1850 and garden on 6 acres in Waterbury Center, Vermont. We have a little hobby garden with hens and goats, Ben and Jerry. We are located about 5 miles from Waterbury Village at Hwy 89, off VT Rt 100, and 5 miles from Stowe Village. Down the street are the Waterbury Center green and gazebo, Cold Hollow Cider Mill, and Hope Davey Memorial Park with playground and trails for walking dogs. Waterbury Center State Park is a half-mile away, a great place for a walk, picnic, kayak, canoe rental, and swimming. We steward a piece of the unceded land of the aboriginal Abenaki who have inhabited this part of New England for thousands of years. We are a safe space, treasuring diversity of every kind. Love is Love. Black Lives Matter. Women's Rights are Human Rights.

Couching Lion Field

1 site · RV, Tent7 acres · Waterbury Center, VT

Learn more about this land:A mowed area of the upper field with a beautiful view of Camels Hump. There is a pond to swim in and relax by. Star gaze in the evening and awake hearing the birds singing.

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Stone and Star | Waterbury-Stowe

4 sites · RVs6 acres · VT

Stone and Star is our home built in 1850 and garden on 6 acres in Waterbury Center, Vermont. We have a little hobby garden with hens and goats, Ben and Jerry. We are located about 5 miles from Waterbury Village at Hwy 89, off VT Rt 100, and 5 miles from Stowe Village. Down the street are the Waterbury Center green and gazebo, Cold Hollow Cider Mill, and Hope Davey Memorial Park with playground and trails for walking dogs. Waterbury Center State Park is a half-mile away, a great place for a walk, picnic, kayak, canoe rental, and swimming. We steward a piece of the unceded land of the aboriginal Abenaki who have inhabited this part of New England for thousands of years. We are a safe space, treasuring diversity of every kind. Love is Love. Black Lives Matter. Women's Rights are Human Rights.

The Center Farm

1 site · Lodging142 acres · Hardwick, VT

This land is a very special place. The energy is calming and you will feel at peace with yourself after just a short time walking through the woods. This property was first purchased by my great grandfather in 1919. I was fortunate to be able to purchase it from my father in 2007. Much work was done to bring it back from being neglected and overgrown. The original buildings burned to the ground in 1948 and the property has been rebuilt over the last dozen years. It is a work in progress but also a labor of love. Enjoy a stay in this small rustic cabin. Experience peace and solitude while enjoying magnificent views atop forested hills offering stunning southeast views that overlook Vermont's central mountain ranges. The site is secluded and private and is ideally situated to view wildlife, allowing one to experience the outdoors away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. WiFi is available at the barn should there be the need to reconnect with the world at large. Two guests sleep comfortably in the cabin; four would be a little tight but manageable - there is ample room for tents if need be. The 8' x 8' cabin has one set of twin bunkbeds (bedding is not provided) and an 8' x 4' covered porch. In the colder seasons there is a propane Buddy Heater available to keep the cabin cozy. The outhouse with a composting toilet is situated close to the cabin. There is a fire ring on the stone patio with a cooking grate available for grilling. Pre-purchased firewood will be at the cabin, ready for your arrival. Additional wood is available for purchase on the way up to the cabin. Recently added is a portable kitchen, set up outside for an easier cooking experience as well as a wash bin for dishes. Items available at the site: Water for dishes Cast iron pan for grilling/grate cooking Small pots with covers (multiple) Pizza pan for grilling/grate cooking Basic grilling utensils (spatula, tongs) Serving spoon(s) Various eating utensils/knives Cups/plates/bowls Dish soap & cloths Heat-resistant gloves (for grates) Small propane grill First aid kit & fire extinguisher The main property is located in the heart of a rural farming community between the town of Greensboro (home of Caspian Lake), and the village of Hardwick. It offers 3 - 4 miles of groomed, wooded trails, ideal for walking, hiking, mountain and fat biking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The cabin is also in close proximity to Hill Farmstead Brewery (7 miles), The Highland Center for the Arts (3 miles) and the Willey's Store (3.5 miles). The village of Hardwick (3 miles) offers local shops, markets, restaurants, Buffalo Mountain Co-op and Front Seat Coffee (an artisan coffee house also offering free WiFi). 13 miles from the town of Craftsbury and the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, an olympic-style sport training facility catering to all ability levels. Additionally the central location offers access to many of Vermont's State Parks (Green River Reservoir State Park, Elmore State Park, Groton State Park, Crystal Lake State Park, Willoughby State Forest, Brighton State Park, just to name a few) offering daily access for hiking, fishing, swimming, paddle-boarding, canoeing and kayaking.

Bumpa's Camp - experience true VT!

1 site · RV, Tent22 acres · Wolcott, VT

Learn more about this land: Vermont northern woods camping overlooking a large beaver pond. Perfect wild-life habitat for birdwatching, deer, moose and bear. Pedal boat amongst the beaver lodges or just watch from our fully screened in shelter. Enjoy evenings cooking or just standing around the fire pit - wood available on site $5 bundle. There is a small griddle for cooking. Great areas nearby for bicycling, swimming, boating and kayaking. Some of Vermont's greatest breweries just a short drive away. Camping at its best! Very private location - large space so bring your RV, tent or sleep under the stars!

Green Mountain View’s

1 site · Tent48 acres · Barton, VT

Please look up the Wiki about Barton Vermont . Fascinating history and information about the area . This property will be turned into a homestead for my now 13 year old daughter who has become too Americanized and on her phone all day 😉. She is going to learn how to grow her own food and become fully self sustainable . In the meantime I would like Hipcampers to enjoy the property and the views . Learn more about this land: Great mountain and lake views on secluded 48 acres ! The property is close to Crystal Lake , Lake Willoughby. You can see Canadian mountains from the top camping site . I Recommend parking in lower lot and hiking to the top to camp. The road is a off road/logging road to the top. Hipcamp and myself does not cover any damage to your vehicle . Read reviews before booking. It is a hike to the top that takes about 10-15 minute. Wear proper footwear . Must be a camper, outdoorsy or in decent shape to book this campsite . Again , please read reviews before booking . Thank you

Maple Hollow Shelter

1 site · RV, Tent26 acres · Cabot, VT

The Maple Hollow Shelter site is close to a dirt road, very accessible by car or van, yet it offers plenty of privacy. Its sits amid a working Sugarwoods and offers much shade in the summer. There are native ferns growing all around. We have some trails throughout the property, feel free to explore. The shelter is big enough to pitch a tent, hang a hammock, or just sleep under the stars. There is a big firepit and firewood provided. Please no cutting of trees. There is an outhouse on site, but no potable water. There is 5 gallon water jug available for washing and for if the campfire gets out of control. Please carry out all trash. Thanks, hope you enjoy.

Private camping near Morrisville guide

Overview

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