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Sunrise Farm

9 sites · RVs, Tents75 acres · Dover, VT
Voted 3rd in Vermont by Hip Camp 2022 6 Sites are on Sunrise Farms 75 acre Conservation land with 50 mile view for Sites 1 and 2. Very quiet area with lots of wildlife and ponds and disc golf. Very quiet with great swimming and lots of hikes right from your sites. 2 of the Brookside Sites (Wishbone Left and Right) are close by (2.7 miles) where we have another 1/2 mile of river frontage and can handle bigger groups as Conservation land on Sunrise Farm only allows 4 campers per site. Sunrise Farm Sites 1 and 2 have oodles of space and Spectacular 50 mile views of Mount Monadnock with no house lights out there in the evening except the party string lights we provide. Site 1 (with entrance 70 yards south of the farmhouse) is best for camping in with up to 20 foot trailers or multiple tents …on the large flat spaces in the 25 acre field to choose from. Great Well water available near farmhouse. Biodegradable soaps Only if used in the ponds. Double Olympic sized Swim Pond we stock with Rainbow Trout to keep clear. We have been advised Not to allow imported firewood (can import Wood Beetle dangerous for our forest). - PLEASE use the Firewood bundle tubs we provide ($11) - pick up at the farmhouse or pull wood from the woods (and make it safer for use). Beautiful and plenty of wildlife nearby... as well as Port a Potties are marked on Map we provide with solar lights marking them at night. Do Not Leave food out when camping or away from site. Bears are rarely seen but it is wild country. Sites have locking garbage lids. Unique and lovely as well as being next to trails and roads to miles of remote spots with very few if any ... people. In Winter we request only AWD vehicles go down to this site or park up by farmhouse and hike in so you can easily get out. When wet park up by the road if you have 2 wheel drive. Always WISE to arrive When LIGHT out as we do not live at the site and are not able to show guests to their sites as a result.
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Slateville Farm Secluded Camps

9 sites · RVs, Tents350 acres · Granville, NY
7 Extremely Private Sites ~ Outdoor Private Hot Shower, Flush Toilet, Sink Available (Closed for Hunting Season Oct 26-Dec 8) Sweeping pastoral hillsides mixed with densely wooded private acres make our camp sites unique with each one offering a different experience. We have developed a network of trails to enjoy and offer swimming, catch release fishing, hiking, and biking is nearby at the Slate Valley Trails or Merck Forest. Lots of places to picnic and enjoy the sunset. We have a farm stand, unlimited firewood, ice, and free flowing spring water for you to enjoy. Our bucolic farmland was originally for milking cows, it was leased at times for mining red slate when Granville was at its peak. Technology changed and the industry left us with beautiful abandoned quarry holes that have filled with natural spring water. Our farm currently offers firewood, bagged spring ice, spring water, and we operate a farm stand on the weekends seasonally selling our own pesticide produce and free range eggs and camp related supplies. We consider 1 night reservations on week days and for our repeat guests, Inquire. Oak Tree - Pastoral with expansive views, Extremely Private, Great for Dogs Owl - Wooded, Hammocks, walkable to Quarry, our original site. Guest Favourite Pines - Wooded, Most Remote, Great for Dogs, Viking Chairs, Picnic Table Ridgeline - Open Pastoral, Covered Pergola with Pit & ADK Chairs, Great for Groups, RVS, Kids, Pets. Sunset Views Hops - Newly Renovated, Metal Pit, ADK Chairs, Combination Site Wooded/Open, Suitable for an RV, Graveled, Guest Favorite Quarryside - Close to Quarry Hole, smaller site, room for 2 tents on the trail network, Shaded, No Grill On Farm Activities: Large Red Quarry Swimming Hole, Catch Release Bass, Hiking, Biking, Yoga Pergola, Sunset Pergola, Farm Stand, Enjoy the Scottish Highland Cows! We also have a 40 acre parcel with a Lookout Tower and Cabin that is Incredible. "Slateville Retreat" No words to describe!
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Wyomanock Farm

32 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents75 acres · Stephentown, NY
PLEASE Note! All water will be shut off after October 13 until the 2025 season. Our 75 acres is a wonderful, diverse mix of habitat, harmoniously integrated with our small farm. This land was the homestead of the very first caucasian settler of the area, John Wiley, in 1787. Before that, it was the land of the Mahican native Americans. They named it "valley of the butternut trees", or Wyomanock. The Wyomanock Creek is the backbone of this little valley. Beaver have dammed the creek at several points to create ponds and other wetland features that support a diversity of wildlife including otter, moose and a myriad of birds, from osprey to herons. This sanctuary is host to many uncommon native plants and plant communities. We would love to share it with you! Your host, Thom, invites you to property to explore 75 acres of meadows, woods and water. Choose one of several sites either in the woods or open areas. You are also free to use our outdoor solar shower or take a dip in the cold pond! Our location is convenient to the Berkshire Mountains, state parks, hiking and other attractions, including Ramble Wild tree to tree adventures and Jiminy Peak. There are a few miles of rail trail access just down the road.
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Cozy Mountain Cabin

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Arlington, VT
This cabin has been in my family for over 20 years. When my sister purchased this cabin it was in rough shape, with a tar paper roof and a single bunk that was falling down. With help from our father's sawmill, and helping hands of friends and family, we were able to rebuild from the ground up. Ever since then, this cabin has been making memories for our family and friends. We hope whoever gets to experience our little piece of VT will also make great memories here. This cozy family owned cabin located in the town of Sunderland, Vermont. Surrounded by hundreds of acres of national forest, campers can enjoy the sounds of a swift stream flowing nearby, birds chirping in trees, and the rustling of leaves and branches in the breeze. This mountainous area has a rich array of wildlife, meadows, trails, and only a few miles away from the Battenkill River, a tributary of the Hudson River of New York. Once inside you’ll find a small kitchen and dining area complete with a wood burning stove for those cool Vermont nights. The sleeping area offers four generously-sized bunks, a loft area, and a queen futon.  Enjoy the peace of nature with a cup of coffee on the porch, but don’t forget to cap off the night with smores around the fire pit! Access to Vermont’s Long Trail System is nearby, with its 272 mile footpath and 166miles of side trails. This offers endless hiking opportunities for the day-hiker, weekend overnighter and extended backpacker. The Long Trail follows the main ridge of the Green Mountains from the Massachusetts-Vermont state line to the Canadian border, crossing Vermont’s highest peaks. As for the daily adventures, take a drive to surrounding ski resorts, including Bromley Mountain being just 15 miles from the property, where you can enjoy various activities year-round. Take a 10 minute drive to visit Mount Equinox Skyline drive where you’ll take in incredible views. Just past Mount Equinox is The Village of Manchester, which is home to the famed Equinox Resort and Spa. In Manchester, guests can enjoy everything from shopping & dining to outdoor classes for ATV driving and fly fishing!
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Riverhaven

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Woodford, VT
Secluded Riverside Cabin in Vermont – A Cozy Escape into Nature Escape to our riverside cabin, just feet from a crystal-clear, trout-filled river in the heart of Vermont. Wake to the soothing sound of water cascading over rocks and enjoy coffee on the deck beneath towering hemlocks. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the adventure options nearby! Hike scenic trails, including the Long Trail/Appalachian Trail a mile away, or cool off in the river. Anglers will delight in fishing this hidden gem, a tributary of the Walloomsac River, stocked with trout every spring and home to native brook trout, perfect for fly fishing. In the evening, gather around the fire pit to grill your fresh catch or take a 10-minute drive to Bennington for restaurants and shops. For winter adventurers, hit cross-country ski trails at Prospect Mountain (3 miles) or carve through fresh powder at Mount Snow (13 miles) or Stratton (19 miles). Prefer a slower pace? Snowshoe through Woodford State Park (5 miles). At day’s end, unplug and unwind in our handcrafted cabin, built with love using repurposed local materials. Cozy up with a book by the propane stove, let the river’s murmur lull you to sleep, and enjoy a retreat from the world. Cabin Details & Amenities: ✔ One-room dry cabin (no electricity or plumbing) ✔ Full-size bed with memory foam mattress (linens provided) ✔ Propane stove for heat ✔ Cooking essentials (propane grill, cast iron skillet, utensils, plates, mugs) ✔ Fire pit with a grate for grilling ✔ Outdoor seating for stargazing or riverside relaxation ✔ Battery pack ✔ Books and card games for a cozy, unplugged stay 📍 Location & Access: Easily accessible off Route 9, parking is a short 100-yard walk from the cabin via a mulched footpath. In muddy or snowy conditions, alternative parking is available. ⚠ Important Notes: Limited cell service & no Wi-Fi – perfect for a digital detox! River levels may fluctuate, impacting wading or fishing. Due to the river’s proximity, stays with very young children aren’t recommended. Please drink responsibly, as the river’s edge has a steep drop-off. Experience Vermont’s natural beauty in every season—hiking, fishing, skiing, or simply relaxing by the fire. Book your stay and embrace the peaceful magic of cabin life!
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Berkshire Beech House

2 sites · Lodging6 acres · Monroe, MA
This tiny A frame is proudly nestled in a truly secluded camp in the Berkshires and Vermont border of Monroe, MA. Features an off grid heated and lightly electrified solar power. Enjoy the near silence in the forest with the convenience of being only 15 minutes from the town of North Adams. Relax around the cook top fire pit, go on a white water rafting adventure, hike the Appalachian trail, see Mass MoCA art, and the necessary visit to maple sugar shacks. Explore the area and you will find breathtaking views, especially if you make it up here at prime leaf peeping days. Dear winter campers, this A frame is available and does have a small heater, but you should expect to be cold, at 20° the heater will get it up to about 50 or 55. on colder nights on the mountaintop in the winter the temperature can be much cooler. This will be cold weather camping and require could weather gear.
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The best camping near Saratoga National Historical Park guide

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The Battle of Saratoga marked the first time in history the British Army surrendered in battle. Luckily for Americans, it wasn't the last. It happened in October of 1777, just as the American Revolution was gaining momentum. This picturesque countryside saw the beginning of the end of British rule in North America.

After you check in at the visitor's center, climb 190 steps to the top of Saratoga Monument, the coolest spot in the park. Take in the murals on the walls as you get closer to the summit.

At the top, you get a true feel for the lay of the land on the battlefield. The green rolling hills show you where British Gen. John Burgoyne's troops marched, where they encamped, and where they surrendered. You might be able to see your own campsite from the top of monument, if you brought your binoculars.

Come back down to earth and see the beautifully restored Schuyler House. Guided tours last 45 minutes and run from Memorial Day to Columbus Day. The house gives you a glimpse into the Colonial life of American Gen. Philip Schuyler. The British burned his original house down then they retreated at the battle. He simply built a new one afterwards. That structure still stands today, and people in period costume show you what life was like in the late 1700s.

Saratoga has hiking and biking trails, too. Check out Victory Woods, a natural place that hides some of the remnants of the fort that used to stand here. The Wilkinson Trail runs 4.5 miles, so take an entire afternoon for that hike. The tour road offers a way to bike or drive.

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