The campsite is situated in a beautiful area with rolling fields, forest, and rocky streams everywhere. It’s also in a settled area and you hear cars/trucks/motorcycles go by day and night though not too frequently. We loved the variety of birds we heard as well as coyote howls! We didn’t have any wildlife visits, however, the owner has a flock of guinea fowl who eat the ticks (heavily infested area-come prepared!) and also has baby goats right now. The campsite was accessible driving through a field- we drove a minivan and an old Trailblazer and the area experienced a lot of rain which meant muddy, slippery travels. While we made it up to the site, I wouldn’t risk my vehicles again. We bottomed out on the path that goes through the grove and were concerned about the mud causing us to be stuck. Use the path that goes around. This area of VT has dirt roads that were very slippery and heavily compacted leading to the area where the site was. The site itself held two larger tents and a pop up with plenty of room to spare. While we found some relatively flat spaces for tents, be mindful of how you set up! The host was at the site on our arrival and was very welcoming and friendly. We paid extra for firewood so I expected $60 of split, seasoned, dry wood. We got some split wood and kindling, and a lot of scavenged wood. All was damp. We would probably camp here again at a different site and buy firewood locally.