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Maple Hollow Shelter

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· Cabot, Washington, Vermont

26 acres hosted by Cal A.

1 RV/tent site

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

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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.Take Tetreault Rd off Route 215, drive past the Sugarghouse, camp site is on the left about 0.3 miles up the road. Look for the white HipCamp sign. A short driveway will bring you directly to the site. From there, you can go walk under the sap lines and there is network of trails to hike around, walk dogs, etc. There is no potable water, but there is a 5 gallon jug for washing or for dousing the campfire.

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7 ratings · 7 reviews

Sharon P.recommends

November 6, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

What a great space! Two mamas and two daughters (7 and 9) joined up for a full moon, chilly October weekend. We often go to state parks, and find them busy and loud. We loved having no neighbors but the trees. The lean-to was fresh and clean. Fire pit perfecr. Loads of dry wood. a good place!

Holden G.recommends

October 16, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

#1 HipCamp

Cal set a new standard for HipCamp!! This place is amazing. It has rained the majority of our trip, but thanks to the immaculate lean-to we had a fantastic experience and stayed dry the entire time! Not to mention the bounty of dry (maple) firewood Cal also provided. We are already planning our next stay!

Kyle G.recommends

September 4, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

Cool spot surrounded by a maze of maple syrup tap lines. Really cool to observe and envision the process of how the sap is extracted. Well built structure for the tent. If there weren’t mosquitoes to worry about, we would have slept in the open air- plenty of room for an air mattress or two. Lots of firewood and a big fire ring. The outhouse was fine. Everything was as advertised. Easy enough to find and Cal was responsive to my messages. Would highly recommend and would definitely return for another visit.

Zach R.recommends

August 27, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

Great, private spot in the woods! Well kept and lots of firewood. The lean-to was awesome and has a metal roof so maybe bring some earplugs if it’s going to rain!

Michael B.recommends

August 16, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

Peaceful stay, clean perfect camp

What a gorgeous spot in the maple woods - immaculate shelter, conveniently placed picnic table (adorned with some freshly plucked flowers when we arrived), nice trail to outhouse, solid firepit (and plenty of generously provided firewood), and easy access from the road despite feeling entirely remote. We've camped all over the place and all the hipcamp amenities aside, what set this place apart was the beautiful maple glen, lovely winding trails, and quiet setting. We heard hermit thrushes and shared a pleasant evening listening to the rustle of the wind through the trees. We visited in the summer and hope to make it back in the winter to see the host, Cal, making wood-fired maple syrup with the sap from all the trees we enjoyed. Awesome, local, and knowledgeable host - he's a seventh generation Vermonter who purchased this land to help preserve it, and his pride shows in all the small touches of excellent hospitality. He encouraged us to walk up the trails to the Bailey Hazen and see the views on Cabot Plains (yes, sunset!), to hike the Cabot Trails (we wouldn't have known about this gem without him - accessible right from his land), and check out the nearby Lamoille Valley Rail Trail by ski or bike next time we're in the area.

Daniel C.recommends

August 13, 2023

Maple Hollow Shelter

Amazing time! Beautiful property! Well stocked with wood! Would definitely stay again

Location

Cabot, Washington, Vermont, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Wabanaki (Dawnland Confederacy) and N’dakina (Abenaki / Abénaquis) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Cal A.Joined in July 2023

Response rate: 100%Response time: Within 2 hours

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