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Baker Rocks
6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents76 acres · Rumney, NH
Nestled between New Hampshire’s White Mountain and Lakes region, we offer boutique nature experiences set along 3000 ft of river frontage. Stay. Farm. Events. Sites are spaced for privacy, but enjoy some shared amenities. Climb, hike, kayak, float, workout, chill, appreciate. We’re here to make your trip great!
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Nature Intents
1 site · Lodging280 acres · Woodstock, VT
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Nature In-tents is a hike in, mountaintop campsite looking over Chateauguay valley that is ready with all accessories needed for camping except your bedding and food! Our dome tent sits on a platform. It lives on the edge of the woodlands, above our habitat clear cut boasting valley views, and strategically positioned for
breathtaking sunrises just for you! Trail is repaired from the 2023 floods as of July 2024! Find your inner wild among the trees during an unforgettable adventure in Vermont. There are forest trails galore and multiple mountain streams with private dipping holes all around. Recharge by a cozy campfire under the stars. You should be looking forward to experiencing a digital detox during your stay. Experiences such as hiking, birding, snowshoeing and biking at various levels surrounds your campsite – pick quiet country roads or challenging mountain trails. Telmark or cross country skiing, sledding and snowmobiling opportunities makes Nature In-tents a year round getaway. A mountain creek is a few steps away providing a tranquil, private spot for “rewilding” your soul. The clear cut boosts plenty of blackberry bushes for picking during late August/September. You’ll have to share with the wildlife, that hopefully you spy, but we can’t make any promises! You will feel like you are miles from civilization, yet only a few miles away you have access to Killington and Woodstock communities for romping, shopping and adventuring. We outline our favorite local spots in our camp manual. It cools off quickly in the evening in the mountains, especially during the fall so please bring warm gear.
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Maple Mountain Homestead
1 site · Lodging12 acres · Milton, VT
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.
Check us out on www.maplemountainhomestead.com and 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!
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