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The best glamping sites in Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park, VT
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The best glamping sites in Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park, VT
Wise Pines
1. Wise Pines
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(17)
3.8mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 3 sites
Wise Pines is a holistic and sustainable Inn/Hiker Hostel with a unique farm stay experience. It sits on 40 acres of land with wooded trails and a pond to sit by. We have a veggie garden, fruit trees, chickens, and ducks. *electric fencing is LIVE!* We utilize solar energy and have energy efficient rated buildings.
The owners of the property, Chelsey and Jon live with with their two young kids and dogs on the premises. The dogs are unleashed and friendly (though they will come running and barking loudly to say hi)!
We have a yoga studio and offer classes upon request.
We have many games for you to use, a bluetooth movie projector, walking trails (sometimes needing a bit of maintenance), a fire pit and grill.
The property is in the woods rustic woods of Vermont, amongst all of its seasons. Please note that we do our best to maintain the property as weather arises, but the walkways, some of which are a bit steep, may be snowy, icy or otherwise. Please come prepared with a vehicle and shoes that are suited for the season of your arrival (mud, snow and ice) for both our property and the town road we live on. Checking in during daylight hours is advised.
Nearby, the town of Woodstock in only minutes away with cute shops and restaurants. There are many local hikes, national and state parks, the Quechee Gorge, white water rapids, The VAST (snowmobile trails), ski resorts and array of local events to attend.
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Good Night Moon Vintage
2. Good Night Moon Vintage
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5.6mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 5 sites
Looking for a warm and cozy space? Our 12acres are beautifully wooded with our pond as the central point of interest.
Camping with a trailer is a fun experience. While we do not have a kitchen, we provide propane grill, BBQ grill shared refrigerators, pans, utensils, and dishwashing area, Please expect some vintage aspects, such as door handles, screens, windows, that function according to their age. These are not new modern trailers and we think that adds to the appeal! However they are clean and cozy!Your trailer is down by the pond, the wildlife clay bottom is spring fed, swimming is allowed during daylight hours only and it is "Swim at your own Risk". Please read the house rules regarding rinsing off and refraining from getting suntan oil etc. in the pond. We usually have wood on site for sale, advance request is much appreciated and please pay upon arrival with cash, $10 per ample bundle and $15 for a bag of charcoal. We do not deliver after 5pm so please order in advance. PLEASE NOTE- you do not have our property to yourselves. We live onsite and on any given night, both trailers can be rented. The cook station, picnic table/benches under the pavilion and composting toilet are communally used. IMPORTANT-PLEASE PLAN TO CHECK IN BETWEEN 4 and 6:30 pm as this is not a location where we can accommodate arrivals after dark. After checking in, you can head back out for dinner, we are a mere 5 miles from Quechee. We further request that you communicate your arrival time no later that early the day of so that we can greet you. We plan our day around your arrival and ask that you respect our time as well. Any photography done with our property must be for personal use only and not professional use nor intended for publication. You must have advance (prior to arrival) permission for professional photography which will also require a contract for fees and terms. We also must restrict the use of our property to registered guests only,We also require that you commit to requirements such as no smoking or open flame in trailers, use of pond, etc. All guests swim and hike our property at their own risk. We ask that you only swim during daylight hours. We are NOT a clothing optional space. We reserve the right to refuse service. Thank you.
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Clay Hill Corners Blueberry Farm
3. Clay Hill Corners Blueberry Farm
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6.4mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
Come stay on our quiet and scenic farm. Easily accessible from Rt 89 and Rt 4. Our Pick Your Own Blueberry fields open in July.
Clay Hill Corners is a 10 acre working Blueberry Farm.
We have PYO Blueberries and a farm stand open from mid July to August.
We sell organically grown blueberries and produce locally.
Learn more about this land:
Our private Sugar Shack is at the end of our blueberry fields and faces the forest. The Sugar Shack sleeps two in a comfy double bed with clean sheets and a fleece blanket. I wash the linens and blanket
in hot water for each and every booking.
Please bring your own extra blankets or sleeping bag if the weather is cold. An additional clean quilt with duvet cover can be added for a $ 10 per booking fee. There is a small porch, a charcoal grill, four chairs, a hammock, a fire ring,
fire wood, clean potable cold water, a solar shower,
and an outhouse. We provide the firewood for the fire ring and we provide charcoal and lighter fluid for the charcoal grill.
There is space available next to Sugar Shack in the field for additional tents or small RVs. (There is no electricity.) The upcharge for additional campers after the first two people is $5 per person per night.
Hiking trails through field and forest start at your door. We have a 3 mile round trip hike to Harlow Brook with a map. We are on the edge of a wildlife corridor and often see deer, coyotes, fox, waterfowl, songbirds and the occasional bear.
(Keep food in your car at night so that the bear does not eat it!)
We are above the Ottauquechee River at North Hartland Lake. We have rentable canoes and a
kayak. We can transport you to and pick you up for a canoe trip on the Connecticut River or to North Hartland Lake..
We are located two miles from Quechee, 7 miles from historic Woodstock to the west, and 7 miles to hip White River Junction to the east and 8 1/2 miles to Dartmouth College and the Appalachian Trail. There are fun casual restaurants with some sit down and take-out nearby and our local Jakes Market can provide you with a nice selection of groceries.
Hot Air Balloon pilots often take off and land in our fields and it is always a magical site. We can connect you with local pilots if you wish to purchase a Balloon Adventure.
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Anderson-Key Farm
4. Anderson-Key Farm
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(37)
9.7mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 3 sites
You want to stay here!! Beautiful 20 acre farm perfectly located in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Barn complete with Coffee Bar, Electricity and additional camping supplies. Great spot for groups! Farm boasts of small pond, Elmer’s Brook, hiking and walking trails all in a secluded paradise.
Disc Golf, Bocce Ball and Croquet sets available for you to enjoy! We want you to have a blast while you’re here.
Located only 2 miles off the interstate. Book the farm including The Vermont Suite for a wonderful group experience.
https://airbnb.com/h/vermont-suite-anderson-key-farm
*20 minutes to Woodstock, VT (Billings Farm, Shopping, Dining, Hiking, Golf, Spa, Skiing and much more) *25 minutes to Silver Lake State Park (rent boats, kayaks and paddle boards) *20 minutes to King Arthur Flour
a short distance to dozens of restaurants, activities and experiences.
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Know Town
5. Know Town
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12mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
A quiet, beautiful, private setting with brook side camping, and glamping! Located three miles up on Stoney Brook road, with a beautiful stretch of the brook passing through the property. Currently in the winter months, we hope to provide a little “Snow Town” in Known Town. For the hardy winter campers and Van Folk, we have our 30 foot diameter Geodesic dome, and/or park and plug in options. In addition to being close to several major winter resorts, we have started our own private trail system for various levels of back country skiing, and snow shoeing. Know Town welcomes well mannered dogs (2 per site). We are 420 friendly and geared towards hosting those interested in arts, music, meditation, and ecology. Also, it should be noted that there is currently no Wi-Fi or cell service. Please be aware that Vermont prohibits out-of-state Firewood. We sell firewood for dome and campfires, and guests are welcome to scavenge the plethora of downed dead wood on the property.
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Green Mountain Cabin
6. Green Mountain Cabin
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12mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
The cabin sits on 10 acres of land was once owned by the infamous Rockefeller and is in the heart of the Vermont Green Mountains. Plymouth is the home of many historic sites, mind blowing views of the mountains, and close a proximity to some of the best resources Vermont has to offer (The Appalachian Trail, Vermont Artisan Cheese, Long Trail Brewery Company, numerous Maple Syrup shops, etc...). Plymouth is also is the birthplace of Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of The United States. The home he was born in, lived in, and inaugurated in are less than a mile away and are all still standing, now are used as museums to represent his history and the impact he has had on the town of Plymouth. The property also has memorable views of Mt. Killington that is just miles away where you can see the beautiful foliage during the fall months and see the ski slopes during the winter months. The time send here will for sure be memorable and have you wanting to come back.
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MalloRied Sugarwoods Cabin
7. MalloRied Sugarwoods Cabin
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(55)
13mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
Nestled into a forest of mature Sugar Maples, this octagon cabin sits on 17 acres of wooded terrain that is about a 1/3 mile on a Private road off from a town road in Royalton, VT. **Driving to the cabin during the winter months is not available!** The property is 5 mins away from necessities, but still quiet, secluded and peaceful as you enjoy nature in a mature hardwood forest that surrounds you during your stay! This property is designated during the spring months for a state of the art maple sugaring operation, as well as a peaceful retreat to “unplug” and enjoy a weekend! There’s Trails to hike nearby, in the woods that surround you, Killington is 30 minutes away, 10 minutes from Silver Lake for canoeing and kayaking and the Barnard General Store. Many options to eat in the area and other events going on throughout the summer and fall months! Or, just find your self getting away from it all to enjoy the quaintness of this rustic cabin. You will find exactly what you will need here to support your glamping adventure! Solar power is set up to power the cabin as well as potable water can be provided onsite for drinking or cleaning the dishes/pots/pans that are also provide within the cabin. There is fire place outside for roasting marshmallows with firewood provided. Or to simply just sit back and enjoy, but feel free to cook your dinner on as well! There is a Full size bed and also two twin beds provided. Linens can be provided but it wouldn’t hurt to bring your sleeping bags just in case! ***During the winter months you will have to hike to the cabin!!*** Don’t be afraid to ask more questions if you are considering booking! This is a super cozy spot to take a night or two to unwind!! Bring your snowshoes, a sled and come enjoy this all this property has to offer!
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Forest Echo Cabins
8. Forest Echo Cabins
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16mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 3 sites
Rustic and Comfortable Cabins. No power lines cross our property. We have no blaring screens to distract us from the sound of the wind in the leaves or to call us back to the whirl of modern life. But that does not mean we are without any comforts.
Each cabin has a fully equipped kitchen, hot and cold running spring water, indoor bathroom, and overhead LP gas lamps. Nestled in the forest at meadow's edge, Cold Spring Cabin has an outdoor shower and indoor tub. Perched on a hill near the Farm Pond, Ripley Hill Cabin has an indoor shower and tub.
The cabins are rustic, but clean and airy. The luxuries at Forest Echo Farm are not inside the cabins; they are found in the light that fills the forest in late afternoon, the silence of an evening canoe and the moonlit sparkle of dewdrops at midnight. Forest Echo Farm includes 360 acres, extensive shore to a 26-acre protected pond, numerous trails, and half a mountain.
The Farm Pond offers a refreshing ‘dip’ to cool off. A hike from each cabin leads to Tiny Pond, an unspoiled lake where canoe, kayak and raft are available for shared use. Hiking trails are on the property. In addition to local trails, the Long Trail and Appalachian Trail are nearby.
The surrounding area is chock full of restaurants, antique stores, country stores, bakeries, farm stands, farmers markets, general shopping, historic sites, hiking, swimming holes and scenic drives.
Preserving and Sharing the Land.
Forest Echo Farm is owned by a cooperative group of families and individuals who are committed to the values of simple living and the preservation of our environment. Forest Echo cabins offer a relaxing retreat where you can unplug and reconnect.
The Forest Echo Farm community is dedicated to preserving our land, maintaining a balance between our human presence and the natural character of the forest, lakes, and mountains. Through the Vermont Land Trust, we have set aside 80% of our land to ensure that it will never be developed.
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Sugar Shack
9. Sugar Shack
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(14)
16mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
We have an authentic sugar shack nestled on a 100 plus acre property that hosts fields, streams and mountain forests. We offer great views plenty of quiet off grid glamping experiences.
We are offering a bed and breakfast set up. Which provides a hot or cold breakfast to you door, we will even pack it to go for an early morning adventure. There is a complete picnic area with gas grill, and burner ( with pots, pans, tea kettle, coffee press and utensils) if you like to cook.
There is a small library, chess back gammon, cards and dominoes. There are plenty of miles of dirty roads to explore mountain biking or hiking. The white river is near by for fly fishing, kayaking, canoeing and tubing. There is a private fire pit area to sip a cocktail, enjoy a s’more or just relax on the couch and experience the firefly’s. There is also plenty of water at our two water stations and a private out house for your cabin.
We are less than an hour away from some of the best VT tourist spots.
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Green Mountain Trails
10. Green Mountain Trails
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16mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 2 sites
Hike or bike 2 miles into a completely secluded cabin on 600 acres with panoramic views of the Green Mountains. You’ll arrive to a cozy cabin that can comfortably sleep 2, or up to 4 if needed, equipped with a potbelly stove and basic cooking equipment.The mountain, once a source of wood for the Stanley Tool factory and a site for bridle trails in the summer and Nordic skiing in the winter, is now best known as a the birthplace of the Spartan Race and host of the infamous Death Races, as well being a popular mountain biking destination called the Green Mountain Trails. The trail system boasts 25 miles of flowy trails for all abilities as well as a stone staircase climbing from the base to the top of the trails at Shrek’s Stone Hut.
Awake to an incredible sunrise and panoramic Green Mountain views after a night underneath a starry dome unblemished by city lights. Chilly evenings in the hut are easily tempered by a pot belly stove fed by seasoned wood. A built in bunk accommodates two people, but it’s possible to sleep up to four guests.
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Green Mountain Getaway
11. Green Mountain Getaway
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18mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
A former farm now a 150 acre forested retreat. Mt Ascutney, a 3500' monadnock is to the north and view in excess of 60 miles to the south.
Phone numbers on the wall of the cabin.
The road has gotten quite rough with all the wet weather. 4wd with ground clearance is recommended.
Total trip from our house is 320yd if your car is not up to the trip in.
Curl up in front of the fire and relax.
Marsh Billings farm museum in Woodstock has lots of Vermont Country store is close and Woodstock has unique shopping.
Spacious one room camp, bunk bed, dinning table, and chairs. Sweeping view to the South. Swimming pond 5 minute walk. LP burner and some cooking utensils. Wood stove for those chilly nights. No electricity but LED battery lighting. l.
Note that we do not charge a cleaning fee like some sites.
We appreciate our guest leaving the camp as found. So far so good!
Camp has the following: LP 2 burner cook top, pots and pans, dishes, flat ware, some spices and such.
Fresh clean water will be at the camp when you arrive.
The furnished jugs have been cleaned. If
you still wish to bring your own drinking water please do so in reusable jugs. We are trying to limit plastic use.
NOTE:
Using GPS, Google map, or other device our address may come up as Perkinsville, Ascutney, or even Springfield even though the town is Weathersfield.
Check the map and just confirm that Center Grove Rd is shown or called out as off of Weathersfield Center Rd.
Firewood for the outside fire pit is available under extras.
However if it has rained or raining you may want to bring kindling wood.
We now have slab wood for sale if you do not want to rummage for wood in the forest
PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN KINDLING WOOD FOR THE STOVE.
Chunk wood is furnished for the inside stove. There is a splitting maul, snow shovel, and hatchet
Check in and out times are flexible if no one is booked on either side.
We have a level 2 EV charger listed under extras.
And last but not least if wedding bells are in your future your host is a Justice of the Peace and can perform wedding services!
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Tranquility Plateau
12. Tranquility Plateau
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20mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
Hidden from everyday travel, but minutes to convenient amenities.
This lot offers a beautiful waterfall, in a lovely wilderness setting. Direct access to the Sugar River ATV trail, and a short drive to mountains, lakes, and rivers. Hiking, fishing, mountain biking, and kayaking. If you love the outdoors, you will love it here!
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The Coop!
13. The Coop!
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(34)
20mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 2 sites
Located at the end of a dirt road, quiet with views of Killington/Pico and Salt Ash Mountain. Its a 15 min drive from Okemo/Ludlow, 10min drive from the Appalachian trail (7.9 mile walk) and there are 3 other Ski resorts within an hour of us as well as numerous lakes and hiking trails. Just 2 miles up the road is Star Lake and the quaint town of Belmont.
Our 7 acres sits on the Northside of Belmont hill. Half of it is open with several gardens to meander through. There is a pergola filled with kiwis and wisteria and a hammock for lounging. A shady grape arbor filled with white grapes that we have made wine with. On property we have a tree fort, greenhouse, chickens and pigs. We do provide fresh eggs for sale.
There is a medium pond in the back for swimming, a large fire pit for fires and but the Hip Shack comes with its own fire pit/grill combo. Wood bundle's are also available.
There is a rudimentary outdoor toilet and shower. The shower can be filled with hot water using the faucet by the garage. All water from hoses, pump hoses and faucets is the same drinkable well water, collected from the many underground springs that also feed into the pond.
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Halfpipe Farm
14. Halfpipe Farm
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22mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 2 sites
My land is easily accessible by main road, has ample parking, and yet cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, wildlife, fireflies and peepers are just outside the door. In the summer season, several organic farmstands and local picturesque swimming holes range between 5-15 minutes away. Autumn's glorious show is on display everywhere you look. Winter offers easy access to groomed VAST trails in the field behind the house and studio. Hopkins Center, AVA Gallery, the Lebanon Opera House, Northern Stage, and a wide array of restaurants are within 20 minutes. The Lyme bridge is now open, so there are more restaurants, trails, activities and the Dartmouth Skiway! Despite the proximity to town and even to my home, the simple studio space is serene in its sumac baby forest. The space is one of a kind, with a giant salvaged chapel window, cathedral ceilings, a candelabra, a clawfoot tub, a quirky outhouse, on-demand hot water, electricity and wifi. The site lists that it sleeps 4? But three is more realistic, and I cannot seem to change it. Also, we have 2 barn cats and the toilet really is an outhouse with an old quarter pipe as its roof.
cedarcirclefarm.org/cafe
vnews.com/Upper-Valley-Swimming-Holes-10849840
hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu
lebanonoperahouse.org
northernstage.org
theaterengine.com/venues/288
brokenheartsburger.com
avagallery.org
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Private Forest with a View!
15. Private Forest with a View!
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25mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
Learn more about this land:
🌿 Nature Lovers Only 🌿
We love welcoming guests from the city, but this is a peaceful nature escape, not a party spot. Come because you love the outdoors—quiet nights, starry skies, and forest trails.
⛺️ Glamp in a Lotus Belle Star Gazer tent at the top of New Morning North Farm in NH. Private drive, trails from your site, and a view in the woods. A friendly mule and horse live on the property.
🛏 Furnished Tent Includes:
2 twin & 2 queen futons (stackable)
Shelf w/ books, light
Extra blankets, chairs
Bring your own bedding if possible—extras available on request.
🚽 Compostable toilet (clean, stocked).
🚫 No shower—swim in local lakes or use showers at nearby Colby-Sawyer gym.
🔥 Campfire pit (wood included), charcoal grill, table & chairs. Please bring newspaper and a lighter and there's plenty of sticks in the woods to get the fire going.
🧒 Kid-Friendly Fun:
Treehouse and natural playground (zipline currently down)
Multiple stick forts that you can add to!
Help feed horses/chickens (per request)
Frog pond, ducks, and our friendly (loud!) farm dog, Hector.
No guest dogs without approval—please ask!
🌊 Nearby:
Grafton Pond, Cole Pond, Pleasant Lake, Lake Sunapee, and Mascoma Lake. Mt Cardigan and My Kearsarge plus many smaller hikes. New London and Enfield(10 mins), Hanover, and Lebanon (~30 mins). Just over an hour from Boston.
📩 Questions or ready to book? Message us!
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Huntress Haven Farm
16. Huntress Haven Farm
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26mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Huntress Haven Farm is located in the scenic valley of the First Branch of the White River. One of the main attractions to the farm is the dairy goat herd (kids of all ages LOVE them) Because of the livestock we cannot allow dogs. In addition, we have farm dogs on the property; the dogs are very friendly, but they are also protective of the livestock. Guests have lots of fun access to the animals and are welcome to participate in milking and chores. There are many foraging opportunities year-round. Our sites are located along the beautiful South Washington Creek. Free wi-fi is provided.
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Primitive Clothing Optional Camping
17. Primitive Clothing Optional Camping
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26mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 18 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Private, remote, offgrid, primitive campground resort for voluntaryists, ethical anarchists, and body freedom naturists (nudists)
Book a site here to visit and we will host full moon gatherings to build the society we want to opt-in to, please bring a friend to guarantee your ability to constantly socialize, we are usually adults only but if you are 100% responsible parents we welcome families when not adults only
Our Shared Goals - Fostering a safe, welcoming environment with clear rules towards encouraging visitors to socialize with maximum mixtures of peace, love, and liberty! A mixed venue suitable for all naturism lovers and their families
Oct. 3-6 "Homecoming" Family Friendly full moon gathering, this time is caregivers, dependents, and their families only, so no other adults unless invited with a family
Nov. 1-6 "Patriarchy" full moon gathering, ADULTS ONLY allowed to attend for this spicy topical event
This is currently a "minimalist" camping experience at a working homestead welcoming those with a strong work ethic to visit for longer periods as our main focus is to Get Shit Done, improve the resort, build out hiking trails, etc
If you pack it in, please pack it out! There is a solar powered extension cord outlet to charge or power small devices as sun allows and we have a composting pit toilet with small changing tent over it for privacy, please use ash from bucket to cover your poop, BYO-TP. Plenty of firewood from the woods to burn if wind is low or nonexistent. Dispersed camping is anywhere in the forest, hike in from the parking areas but please don't get lost! We can show you a few spots to choose from when you arrive based on your wants. We can accommodate large parties of campers. Nudity is allowed anywhere on site from the creek to the parking lot and surrounding forests but not directly on our shared driveway before warning signs or close to neighbors yards
Neighbors have an animal sanctuary so you may hear roosters, horses, etc. when they're hungry
Please call if you have any questions or concerns about your visit here - 406-249-7704
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Crescent Moon Cabin
18. Crescent Moon Cabin
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(20)
27mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 1 site
4th summer season with our newly built remote and rustic cabin on Half Moon Pond, located in the foothills of Mt Cardigan. Available starting June 26th 2026.
4WD recommended, higher clearance car mandatory. Must be 25yo to rent
Much care has been taken by the owners to create a Bio-friendly environment, with as little impact to the land as possible. The cabin has a gravity fed outgoing grey water system. All biodegradable soaps/shampoo are provided for you. The cabin is constructed with locally sourced wood, harvested and milled by the builder. The Owners have used repurposed materials when available, to complete the build. The breakfast bar is constructed with live edge hemlock from Williams hill and topped with a slab of native granite,
Open concept kitchen/living room. Fully equipped kitchen with full sized refrigerator, 2 burner cook top, 4 way microwave, convection, air fryer. Bathroom sink and new composting toilet. Outdoor pine and cedar enclosed hot shower *** Non potable hot and cold water. Guests need to bring their drinking water. *** please note, for any guest staying over 2 nights, the owners need access inside the cabin for toilet maintenance, we will also collect your trash/recycling and refresh towels on request.
TV and DVD. Large lending library available by owner. Broadband fiber optic for streaming!!!
Second floor bedroom with 1 queen and 1 double bed with privacy knee wall. Double futon on first.
Screened in porch with dining, surrounded by nature. Separate screened in platform for a third dining option.
All bedding, blankets, pillows and towels are provided. Just bring your beach towels.
Access to your own large dock with 2 kayaks. Swim, paddle, hike and wildlife viewing from the privacy of your own cabin.
Steep drop offs and uneven terrain, make this ONLY appropriate for children over 4 yrs old and Seniors please take caution, 50 steps to water.
Reliable cell service and wifi using your data and now Broadband
Fabulous, serene retreat for writers, artists, fishermen or ladies w/e!
Exercise class, yoga and guided kayak and Mine tours (off site) available for added fees. Walk the many brooks, small streams and 10-foot waterfall. All accessible from the pond.
For questions, please contact host Sheryl at 603.502.4470
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Willoughby Farm Animal Rescue
19. Willoughby Farm Animal Rescue
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28mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are a 107-acre forest and farm animal rescue.
Sleep with the sheep, alpacas, donkeys, and potbellied pigs when you pitch your tent or park your camper on our Vermont Farm!
** All sites have a 2-night minimum on WEEKENDS. **
Reserve the group site and sleep in the middle of the action! (You do not need a "group" to reserve the group site -- it is just our biggest site and can accommodate groups!).
Co-located sites share a community fire ring, so it's a great way to meet and make new friends!
Don't have a tent or RV?
Spend a magical night in "The Greenhouse" (it's a real, working greenhouse that doubles as accommodations for those looking for a more "glamping" experience).
Want a little privacy?
Reserve one of our two tricked-out Tent Deck sites (Buddha North and Grandmother Pine), each with its own picnic table, private fire ring, and commercial-grade park grill. Nestled discretely in the forest adjacent to the area where the animals are, you will feel like you are in the middle of nowhere even though you are less than a 5-minute walk from your car!
Looking for something a bit more remote and spectacular? Hike a half-mile to the Big Sky Tent Deck. An incredible vista awaits you for a little effort!
Need gear? We have it for rent, from cast iron grill baskets and griddles to make cooking over a charcoal grill a breeze, to tents, propane stoves, and water containers. We even have an Anker Portable Power Station and Portable Kerosene Heater for rent!
Need Supplies? Charcoal? Propane? We've got it.
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We are a small non-profit (501c3).
When you stay with us, rent equipment from us, or take a tour with us, 100% of the money you pay goes directly for the care and feeding of the rescue animals.
Thanks for supporting us in making a difference in the lives of neglected, abused, and abandoned farm animals!
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2026 CAMP FOR FREE WEEKENDS: MAY 8-10 AND SEPT 18-20
Come for the weekend and make a difference in the lives of the Rescues.
Just (1) message us that you are interested with your email OR (2) sign up on the event page on our Facebook profile.
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CHECK-IN TIME: 3:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m. Please arrive within this time window. If absolutely necessary, you may purchase a check-in extension for $15 in advance or $30 on arrival.
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Field and Forest
20. Field and Forest
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30mi from Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
This land is the home to Brad and Sarah, cats, gardens and a variety of wildlife.
It is here that we run Roots School, a wilderness earth skills school, instructing adults and youth alike.
The land has over a half a mile of river frontage and several streams, a beautiful varied forest, rambling topography, and plenty of wildlife. Many lessons in tracking may be found as whitetails, moose, black bear, fishers, bobcats, porcupine, coyotes, foxes, mink, ermine, snowshoe hare, wild turkey, and ruffled grouse, are seen and tracked. Often times we are also lucky enough to catch a hawk circling the pasture and to hear the barred owls calls in the darkness of night. The diversity of plants, trees, and animals make this an ideal place to study and grow, or simply hang out in and experience.
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karthik
2 weeks ago
1 night at Know Town
Bow and Laurie were welcoming. The dome was amazing with everything you need to be comfortable. My wife and I enjoyed the stay here. There is a small stream flowing by. We visited right after a snow fall. The place looked magical both during day and night. I would also recommend this place for anyone who loves stargazing.
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Greg
December 2025
Group trip
We had an incredible sojourn at John’s Green Mountain Retreat. The provided accommodations were thoughtful and appropriate for our length of stay. The spot itself is private and perfectly positioned for a beautiful view of sunset. Would absolutely return.
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Leandra
December 2025
With pets
We love love loved to spot. We spent Christmas here and got several inches of snow - with the wood-burning stove we were so cozy. And the views are to die for. 10/10 would recommend 👌🏼
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Joey
November 2025
Group trip
INCREDIBLE
The cabin is gorgeous, overlooks hills and forests, the wood stove kept us warm all weekend and the overall energy of the cabin is just really welcoming and lovely. Exactly what we needed. John was super accommodating, the lighting worked well, and we bought some maple syrup. Thanks John hope to stay up there again !!
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Ian
November 2025
With pets
Very cozy and relaxing lot. Hosts are very friendly and personable. All the amenities you would need for a glamping trip
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Tiffany
November 2025
Group trip
This spots is a gem !! Open space for star gazing, swimming hole, and the coolest dome with cozy spots for many people.
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Titouan
October 2025
2 nights at Green Mountain Trails
What an expérience, 2 Nights here felt like a week. You know the expérience was good when you forget your life problem. It was beautiful
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Danielle
October 2025
3 nights at Know Town
Staying at the Dome in Know Town is truly one for the bucket list!
The hosts are welcoming and so helpful. We stayed for three nights and even in the chillier weather on late October nights, the easy set up made everything a real breeze. The out house is extremely well kept up with and the land around the Dome gives so much to do and explore. If you’re thinking about it, BOOK IT! You won’t regret it 🙂
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Erin
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Green Mountain Getaway
This is a beautiful space to get away! We had a wonderful weekend reconnecting.
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Nicole
October 2025
With pets
My husband and I had a great time staying at Darren's yurt for our one year wedding anniversary. We will definitely be back to stay :)
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Candace
October 2025
Weekend Trip to The Coop!
The host was very lovely, we had a great stay. The space heater was not working for us so it was a cold night but we brought extra blankets so it was fine. The host said she was in the process of fixing the heater. Would definitely recommend staying here the property is very beautiful!
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Amanda
October 2025
With pets
Cozy, beautiful and had everything you needed for a sweet weekend getaway! Highly recommend 😊
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Kyle
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Green Mountain Trails
We stayed here while mountain biking the Heart of the Greens loop on the Velomont trail. It was the perfect spot. The stars were amazing, sunrise was fantastic and the descent in the morning was great. Matt was responsive and recommended some great trails. I want to back already.
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Stuart
October 2025
2 nights at Halfpipe Farm
It was a good blend of having convenience, glamping, beauty, and quaintness.
While the upstairs bed is comfortable, it does sit on the loft wood itself. One word of caution and to be prepared, the ladder that goes up to the loft is narrow and quite steep. There's also a bed on the main level, which I actually found more convenient for those of us who have to pee in the middle of the night. 😊
Overall it was a comfortable and enjoyable stay. I would recommend it for anyone that wants a down to earth glamping experience.
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Alex
October 2025
2 nights at Green Mountain Trails
A stone phantom lays atop the hill,
Far away yet near the pulse.
A richly loved and stocked stone hut
Stands testament to hands and hearts.
Well water to quench the thirst and cook,
Logs to crack apart and warm the bones.
Mattresses solid to cradle to sleep.
Books to occupy a seeking mind,
Tools and woods to occupy seeking hands.
Bring food, clothes, bedding, fuel (if you don’t want to cook only on wood), power packs to charge devices, headlamps are always good, and an exploring soul. The mountains will mold you.
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nadia
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Forest Echo Cabins
Cabin was private, cozy, and had everything we needed! Scott & Rose made everything super easy and welcoming. A hot bath in the morning followed by canoeing on Tiny Pond, a drive out to Woodstock, and stargazing in the meadow at night was an unbeatable experience. We had a lovely camping trip! Couldn’t recommend more.
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Karie
October 2025
4 nights at Forest Echo Cabins
Our second time here and once again we had the BEST time! It is so peaceful and quiet. The cabin is stocked with everything you need and way more. We loved the bathroom remodel. We went during a drought but was provided with plenty of water to use (we also brought our own for backup) we loved sitting in front of the fireplace at night reading and doing puzzles. We enjoyed nights around the campfire and cooking dinner. The bed is very comfortable and the brown couch is perfect for naps. Being October we didn’t sleep on the porch bed but I can imagine how nice it is in the summer. Porch swing view sunrise is beautiful. Love taking a walk down to tiny pond and enjoy the use of the kayaks. Can’t wait to come back next year and bring our kids to experience this beautiful place. Scott and Rose are so welcoming and there for anything if needed. Thank you for this amazing place!
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Alicia
October 2025
With pets
A great first glamping experience for me and my pup!
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Brian
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Clay Hill Corners Blueberry Farm
What a beautiful spot to spend a few days along the river. We especially appreciated the surprise connection to hot air balloons taking off or landing in the nearby meadow. Marty was gracious and gave a helpful tour of the farm and cabin
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Christine
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Know Town
Staying at Bow's dome was such a pleasure! What a unique experience. Had all the basic necessities and had some very unique features that made the experience a 10/10!!
Would recommend and will definitely be back.
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17 ratings · 7 reviews
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· October 2025
At Marsh,Billings Rockefeller you'll experience the history of innovative farm life in rural Vermont. In the process you'll be discovering the birthplace of the American conservation movement!
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Gerry V.
7 reviews
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· October 2025
Visitor Center Closed
Unfortunately, I visited during the government shut down and was unable to get a bark ranger badge in the visitor center for my dog. There was someone working an event being held at the farm that day though, who was very nice and inviting. She recommended several beautiful trails for me to do with my dog.
Cheryl L.
6 reviews
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· September 2025
This park was a great stop on my road trip. The staff in the welcome center were kind and great to chat with. The property is beautiful to walk around!
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Emily A.
3 reviews
Mixed feelings
· August 2025
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Justin J.
2 reviews
Recommends
· July 2025
Was a beautiful day spent exploring the NHP and the town of Woodstock.
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Patricia M.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
Lovely grounds and park.
Debra W.
3 reviews
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· April 2025
Great hikes
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Melanie M.
2 reviews