The treehouse is on the edge of host Quentin’s property on a lake in Monterey, MA. His cabin is no more than 50-75 feet away so it isn’t a private stay but it’s still secluded in its own way- the treehouse is enveloped in wisteria and so you feel like you’re in your own little world in there and it is incredibly peaceful.
Read MoreTucked in a corner of their expansive backyard in Sanbornton, NH, Alex and Colleen have created the most peaceful oasis with the newly-constructed G-Frame. This part A-Frame and part Saltbox style cabin is small yet spacious, complete with a kitchenette, indoor toilet, sitting area, dining table, and a loft-style bed.
Read MoreThe Hemlock Hideout is a true gem in the woods of New Hampshire. This New Hampshire AirBnb is a safari-style-tent treehouse at the entrance of the Platt Family’s 100 acres in Salisbury. It was designed and built by one of their seven children, and you can tell it was designed and built with care.
Read MoreA few friends and I headed out to Stowe, Vermont to stay at this yurt I found on Air Bnb. It was a quick, one-night stay, but it was a great trip. We went to two of Vermont’s best swimming holes, Bingham Falls and Warren Falls. We got beers and food at the Von Trapp Brewery & Bierhall, and roasted marshmallows until we got rained on.
Read MoreLooking to go glamping in the Northeast US but not sure where to go? Lucky for you, I’ve compiled a list of the best glamping spots in Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont.
Read MoreGlamping has become all the rage, and the online platform HipCamp makes it easy to find camping and glamping sites near you. Here, I show you six glamping stays located in the Northeast US that I booked through HipCamp that I think you’ll enjoy too!
Read MoreTucked away in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont is Camp Clementine, a 1975 Volkswagen Westfalia camper van. Read on to learn more about this stay and a must-do hike while you’re there!
Read MoreThe early weeks of October are a peak time to go leaf peeping around New England, and Mother Nature did not disappoint this year! Not sure where to go? Think about Vermont. I just had a quick fall getaway to West Bolton Vermont, which is located off of Rt. 89 on the way to Burlington.
Read MoreTucked away off of Maine’s coast is Deer Isle- a small isle with the towns of Deer Isle and Stonington. On our way back from a backpacking trip in Cutler, Maine, my boyfriend and I decided to stay at Deer Isle Hostel for a night.
Read MoreAnother mini get-away, this time outside of Montpelier, Vermont. The Hyggelig Hytte is a cozy little nordic cabin in the woods of Vermont. Selene, the host, built the cabin in her backyard along with an outhouse and a sauna. Inside the Hyggelig Hytte there is a bed, kitchenette, and small table and chairs. There is no running water but there is electricity, and the outhouse is right behind the cabin.
Read MoreTake a peek at my trip to Tanglebloom Cabin just outside of Brattleboro in Brookline, VT.
This cabin holds two people and comes with a comfy bed, linens, pillows, and extra blankets. You get a 360 degree view of the woods as the roof is made of a clear material and the walls are screened. So you get the beauty of the outdoors without the bugs :) There is also a hammock, outdoors kitchenette, table and chairs, bench (with a view), fire pit, and one of the most glamorous compostable toilet/latrines in New England.
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