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Art and Health Chill Camping

97%

· Cabot, Washington, Vermont

8 acres hosted by Sandy P.

4 lodging sites · 3 Vehicle/Tent sites

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Fall is now upon us and stick season blooms with shadows of magnificent branches of pines and maples as they dance under the moon and Milky Ways shadow. The crisp and clean air is a contrast to the summer warmth. The scurry of nut gathers and sparkling frosts on lingering dried grasses delight the senses. Winters snows and all the festive activities bring a new delight to the darkened days, with merriment, caroling, and outdoor markets. The snow shoes and sleds are ready for your arrival as well as area sled rides thru the woods, and trails for snowmobiles and cross county. The sauna beckons, with the hot glow of fire thru the steam laden glass door, after a hot stone massage to ease those muscles not used since last winter. The sacred geometry gardens take on a Winter wonderland serenity, twinkling with crystals of moisture turning before your eyes. The fire pits are stacked with wood to warm your toes, cook some some mores, or enjoy a sky filled with yes even more twinkling lights to delight the imagination. If your a downhill skier, we are 45 to 90 min from Stowe, Smugglers Notch, Burk< Cannon, Mt Washington, Killington and Sugarbush, so in any direction you can came home to Cabot. We have the space for your van or small rv, Heated Hive Design and 1 bedroom in the community space for your pleasure. Hope to see you this next Season. For those wanting to be creative or explore a new art inside next to the wood stove the studio awaits. The art studio has many supplies and i offer pottery and art classes to a group or individuals. Roam around the Sacred Geometry Gardens, one x country skis all connected by pollinator fields of flowers and mowed walking paths. Hope to host you . If you have any questions feel free to call or look at the web site www.Sacredconnections.earth There are veggies for sale from the hoophouse medicinal herbs salves and teas. Sauna is beautiful cedar shaped like a bee hive. hu -um is a beautiful new rock sauna stove. New benches and 1 way glass door. Massages vary from hot stone to medical scar removal. CBD oils.. Herbs.. Maple salt scrub....you know! The variety of camping options are sure to suit your fancy from swinging in a hammock, to tenting around huge pines. There are open meadows of wild flowers to being tucked into a cozy alcove of ferns next to the woods. Some sites can fit up to 3 tents for a group. Most sites have a fire pit lots of wood branches to burn and campwood is also available. Some sites have tables and benches. Some have electric. The Hive Designs are cozy and have a queen bed Hive 2 is 4 Season heated and air conditioned. Once here at Back Roads Farm your adventure begins. If your up for music and a night out the Den Hardware store offers music and craft beer. There are restaurant and venues within 20 miles. The Village store 2 miles away. Or sink in and lite a fire. Spend the day riding your bike or the Vt Rail Trail , or explore all the walking paths throughout Cabot. Enjoy the view of the Green Mt range to the west... Amazing Camels hump and Mt Mansfield views. All the way to Sugarbush. To the East. The Horton Forest and then the White Mountains. There are many events planned here this Winter from. c I he a dance music at Highland Arts oh here at the Den. We are in the center of a 30 mile radius of many ski resorts bike trails hikes and cultural events. The sauna is an extra charge but oh so worth it. Pottery classes, yoga space and fresh greens from the greenhouse await. To top off the weekend enjoy a hot stone massage! (Urban Farm Road) Urban Rd, is named after the original owner of this farm and surrounding land. The original barn burned, although they saved the milk house where my art gallery currently is . The barn has been rebuilt, which is a meeting place. And pottery studio. We also have 100 ft hoop house. Enjoy finding all the original farm implements around the property. There are 7 plus a Model A coup. Unique offerings include a health component from meditation classes to sauna and massage.The pottery studio is available for classes or private lessons including Raku firings. Singing Bowls and tuning forks are available on massage or outside. Movement classes are also available in the barn, in the fields or in the Flower of Life meditation garden and labyrinth. The outside garden and 100 ft hoop house is filled with organic vegetables and edible flowers for your enjoyment. The Herb Barn is for drying flowers and creating tinctures and ointments. The Art Gallery in the old milk house is filled with pottery and art work. Bring your easel and paint brushes, learn a new craft, or relax in the sauna. Bike trails are being established throughout Cabot, right out the front door. There are ponds for swimming within a few miles., There are many options for water sports minutes away at Joe's Pond, and many others. The rail trails are less than 10 minutes. Organic beef, raw milk and fresh eggs are around the corner at Molly Brook Farm. Maple Sugar at Goodrich's and fresh blueberries and veggies at Blossoms and Berries, as well as Burtt's Apples and of course Cabot cheese. The land is on the crest of the ridge looking East to Danville and the White Mts, and a few feet to the West the entire Green Mts splay before you. The water tastes wonderful, and bubbles up here and there on the property. Our neighbors who also offer camping have sheep, to berries... I offer the healing arts, massage, scar release, the sauna, and other art learning experiences. Please call for arts schedule. *My only request arrive before dark when possible and not after 8pm. I am an old lady and work hard all day to prepare this sacred space for your enjoyment. Your eta is appreciated as I am also a volunteer for the ambulance and am active in the community and prefer to be here to greet you . Thanks! I appreciate great campers who pick up and discard their pets poop and respects my time a well. Oh please pick up your dog poop, don't let them full on jump on me, and there is a leash law. Thank you to all my great campers! And blessings to those few bad apples!

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97%

213 Ratings · 178 reviews

Nicholas M.recommends

November 11, 2024

Art, Health & Chill Camping

Stoke fire, tend to scars

Sandy was responsive, attentive, and kind. My arrival time changed twice and I had electrical connection needs for an experimental camping style with my Ioniq 5 EV. Sandy gracefully accommodated all my needs. The sauna. OH SO GOOD. Private, serene, and purifying. While you’re cooling off, walk the spiral garden and touch the standing quartz at the center. The quiche! Made using organic, native ingredients grown on the farm - it was a special treat, filled with tastes of home. There is warmth, art, and wisdom to be found at Back Roads Farm.

Jacob S.recommends

November 3, 2024

Hive Design Cabin.

The Hive Design cabin was excellent! It was cute, comfy, and private. We had access to a shower, toilet, potable water, a fire pit (great for roasting hot dogs), and even a sauna! The property was beautiful, picturesque even. Sandy was an amazing host. She was friendly and helpful. When we arrived, close to sundown, she invited us to take a quick ride in her ATV to see the sunset from a viewpoint down the road from the property. It did not disappoint. We witnessed the sun set behind a beautiful mountain range. Would definitely come again.

Spencer K.recommends

October 27, 2024

Hive Design Cabin.

A short and sweet stay, spent a night in the hive cabin while on a road trip back home and had an amazing stay. Sandy is such a friendly and welcoming host that made the stay very special for us. She made sure all of our needs were met and gave us many helpful tips and interesting spots to see in the surrounding area of Cabot. Wish we could've stayed longer and got to fully experience everything there was to offer. I recommend this cabin to anyone, it was such a lovely time.

Emily M.recommends

October 16, 2024

Hive Design Cabin.

Our stay on Sandy’s land was lovely. Relaxing and beautiful area. We loved the Hive Cabin—it was cozy, scenic, and felt private. We greatly appreciated the added lighting strips! We took part in a pottery class where we made 2-3 pinch pots to take home. We enjoyed the sauna and the stargazing! Cabot itself had a town store and a hardware store that became a pub for dinner and live music at night. We loved the Nichols Ledge trail nearby. Beyond that, Cabot was low key but close enough to other nearby areas with more stores, restaurants, breweries etc.

Donny B.recommends

October 15, 2024

Cozy Cabin

Cozy autumn cabin

Great place to stay rustic and cozy. Wish we had an extended stay to enjoy more of what the host offers (only two nights). So for us it's a definite come back!

Aubrey C.recommends

October 14, 2024

Art, Health & Chill Camping

A beautiful farm with so many cool things to see and do! We took the ceramics session with Sandy, and it was so much fun and we learned so much. Sandy is incredibly accommodating, and we hope to return soon!

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 Sandy P.

Joined in November 2019

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