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The Woolly Nook l Adirondack Tiny

Hosted by Tyler · Jay, New York

2 guests max · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

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Reconnect with nature and unplug at this unforgettable farm stay escape just down stream from the High Peaks, minutes from several key trailheads and swimming holes. Enjoy the comforts of a well finished tiny home along with the rustic glamping vibes of being off grid, an outdoor fire pit and using a cozy composting outhouse tucked between the trees. Limited rustic amenities: there is no shower. Electricity is limited to lights and USB ports for charging devices. Potable water jug provided. The space This newly available tiny home on our farm was built by our friend Amy who now lives just upstream. She lived it in for 2 years while commuting for her job and now we've planted it at the top of a knoll overlooking sheep pasture and out across the valley to a seriously breath-taking view of the mountains; from the Sentinels across Whiteface to the Stephenson Range. The Nook is very thoughtfully appointed with tons of light from all the windows, and neat art scattered throughout all the nifty shelves. It makes great use of space and is an excellent spot for a couple in between hikes. There is a working sink for washing dishes and cleaning up but we'll post that as non-potable water to be safe. Drinking water is provided in a big 5 gallon jug ( which can be refilled on the farm). There is no shower. There are two large solar panels that charge a battery bank which provide lights as well as USB charging ports for guests. There are not standard 110v outlets. All but one of the windows are openable with screens. Tucked behind the Nook just in the forest is a composting outhouse where you simply toss in a handful of wood shavings from the can after each use. There's a small solo stove for an evening campfire and a picnic table for eating dinner out front while enjoying the sunset. See photos for more details. Guest access Guests enjoy a private driveway into the corner of our sheep pasture. Park against the woods, then a short 100' walk to the Nook. The top of the hill on the pasture is all yours except a few times a season when the sheep move past grazing for a few days. Our property line is just inside the woods behind the outhouse so the forest behind the Nook is off limits. This field is connected to Blue Pepper Farm, a small sheep dairy with superb yogurt.Reconnect with nature and unplug at this unforgettable farm stay escape just down stream from the High Peaks, minutes from several key trailheads and swimming holes. Enjoy the comforts of a well finished tiny home along with the rustic glamping vibes of being off grid, an outdoor fire pit and using a cozy composting outhouse tucked between the trees. Limited rustic amenities: there is no shower. Electricity is limited to lights and USB ports for charging devices. Potable water jug provided. The space This newly available tiny home on our farm was built by our friend Amy who now lives just upstream. She lived it in for 2 years while commuting for her job and now we've planted it at the top of a knoll overlooking sheep pasture and out across the valley to a seriously breath-taking view of the mountains; from the Sentinels across Whiteface to the Stephenson Range. The Nook is very thoughtfully appointed with tons of light from all the windows, and neat art scattered throughout all the nifty shelves. It makes great use of space and is an excellent spot for a couple in between hikes. There is a working sink for washing dishes and cleaning up but we'll post that as non-potable water to be safe. Drinking water is provided in a big 5-7 gallon jug ( which can be refilled on the farm). There is no shower. There are two large solar panels that charge a battery bank which provide lights as well as USB charging ports for guests. There are not standard 110v outlets. All but one of the windows are openable with screens. Tucked behind the Nook just in the forest is a composting outhouse where you simply toss in a handful of wood shavings from the can after each use. There's a small solo stove for an evening campfire and a picnic table for eating dinner out front while enjoying the sunset. See photos for more details. Guest access Guests enjoy a private driveway into the corner of our sheep pasture. Park against the woods, then a short 100' walk to the Nook. The top of the hill on the pasture is all yours except a few times a season when the sheep move past grazing for a few days. Our property line is just inside the woods behind the outhouse so the forest behind the Nook is off limits. This field is connected to Blue Pepper Farm, a small sheep dairy with tasty yogurt

What to expect

Tiny home

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

2 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firepit

Toilet available

Composting toilet

No pets

Potable water available

Bottled water or jugs

Bins available

Trash bin

Cooking equipment present

Bbq, private, stovetop or hot plate, cookware, cooking utensils, dishware, sink or other dishwashing station

No showers

Bathe in river or stream

Picnic table absent

No wifi

Laundry absent

Hot Tub absent

No playground

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Early or late check-in may be available

Check out: Before 11:00 AM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy:

Minimum nights: 2 nights

Accepts bookings: 3 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 1 vehicle

2WD accessible

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The Woolly Nook

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Tiny home · Sleeps 2 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

Reconnect with nature and unplug at this unforgettable farm stay escape just down stream from the High Peaks, minutes from several key trailheads and swimming holes. Enjoy the comforts of a well finished tiny home along with the rustic glamping vibes of being off grid, an outdoor fire pit and using a cozy composting outhouse tucked between the trees. Limited rustic amenities: there is no shower. Electricity is limited to lights and USB ports for charging devices. Potable water jug provided. The space This newly available tiny home on our farm was built by our friend Amy who now lives just upstream. She lived it in for 2 years while commuting for her job and now we've planted it at the top of a knoll overlooking sheep pasture and out across the valley to a seriously breath-taking view of the mountains; from the Sentinels across Whiteface to the Stephenson Range. The Nook is very thoughtfully appointed with tons of light from all the windows, and neat art scattered throughout all the nifty shelves. It makes great use of space and is an excellent spot for a couple in between hikes. There is a working sink for washing dishes and cleaning up but we'll post that as non-potable water to be safe. Drinking water is provided in a big 5-7 gallon jug ( which can be refilled on the farm). There is no shower. There are two large solar panels that charge a battery bank which provide lights as well as USB charging ports for guests. There are not standard 110v outlets. All but one of the windows are openable with screens. Tucked behind the Nook just in the forest is a composting outhouse where you simply toss in a handful of wood shavings from the can after each use. There's a small solo stove for an evening campfire and a picnic table for eating dinner out front while enjoying the sunset. See photos for more details. Guest access Guests enjoy a private driveway into the corner of our sheep pasture. Park against the woods, then a short 100' walk to the Nook. The top of the hill on the pasture is all yours except a few times a season when the sheep move past grazing for a few days. Our property line is just inside the woods behind the outhouse so the forest behind the Nook is off limits. This field is connected to Blue Pepper Farm, a small sheep dairy with tasty yogurt

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

No pets

No showers

No picnic table

Reviews

100% Recommend1 ratings · 1 review

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· October 2026

The view of the Adirondack Mountains was incredible—we couldn't stop admiring it from the fire pit chairs, the sitting-area windows, and the long window next to the bed. The space was very clean, cozy, and comfortable, even though it was unusually cold and windy for early October. We would definitely return!

Location

Jay, Essex County, New York, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Tyler E.

Joined in June 2026