Your snowmobile may be required in winter for access. Renovated 1930’s lumberjack cabin at the end of a road on 45 private acres 3 miles within National Forest. No traffic. Vintage stove, well equipped kitchen. Bathroom and screened back porch with spectacular stream view. Queen & single bed upstairs, a single bed downstairs doubles as a daybed. Wood burning stove. Large front porch. Restorative. No WiFi. $50/pet. Winter access requires your snowmobile. A peaceful cabin deep in the forest. The space Spacious porch in front, screened in rear porch overlooks the stream. Eat-in kitchen with art-deco kitchen furniture. Heated bathroom with tub and shower. Living room with wood stove and a couch that becomes a single bed. Upstairs has a queen and twin bed. The building is well-insulated and clean. Guest access Parking on premises May-December (subject to weather conditions in late November and December). If snow your snowmobile is required. The cabin is a very private location situated on a stream in a mountain hollow within National Forest. Winter Access: Usually requires a snowmobile. It is three miles from the parking area just off Route 9 in Woodford to the camp. Vehicle and snowmobile trailer parking provided at the general store on Route 9 at $15/night. Other things to note Snowmobiles and ATVs are okay-please abide by State rules. Winter access is via snowmobile. Early spring access may require an ATV. No ATV use on Forest Road 273.