Nestled in a corner of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, this basecamp with private sauna is the perfect place to relax after a day of activities. After an action packed day, treat yourself to a few cycles in our sauna Adventures are everywhere in the NEK. 100+ miles of mountain biking. Skiing at Jay Peak, Burke Mountain and Lake Willoughby Backcountry. 100s of miles of ATV and Snowmobile trails. You'll find classic Vermont adventures, not to mention Golf, fishing, and hiking you can embark on. The space You'll be spending your time in a tiny house with a loft and an outdoor patio, wood fired sauna, complete with a fire pit and nature pond. A grill and griddle, along with Adirondack chairs to enjoy meals, are included. It all sits on an old Christmas Tree farm, reclaimed by nature over the years. As the old Christmas trees fall we leave them and it has helped introduce more wildlife. The area also has a growing, peaceful Amish community. You may hear the sounds of carriages rolling by, and you can even go say hi and enjoy fresh donuts and pastries on Saturdays during the summer. We can provide directions if you want to go. The house itself is a cozy renovated cabin, converted into a beautiful modern tiny home. You'll crash after a long day outside in the loft, which, along with the rest of the house, has a number of comforts and amenities. To list them succinctly, here's what you can expect to find: In the Loft: -Plenty of headroom -Firm memory foam Double bed -Four pillows (two firm and two soft, for your particular needs) -Percale cotton sheets and duvet for a fresh night's rest -Remote control for fan -USB outlets on each side Starlink Wifi In the Kitchen -Deep Sink -Microwave -Single induction cooktop -Cooking utensils -Keurig coffee maker - (we provide a couple of k-cups plan to bring more) -Plates, bowls, mugs, glasses, and utensils In the Bathroom -Shower and toilet -Mirror and outlet In our Dining Nook -Table with two chairs And in the Couch Nook -Couch with an ottoman -Plenty of pillows and a comfy blanket -HDTV with Roku Player -USB outlet Guest access Entire property around the cabin is for your use. Other things to note Important considerations before booking: Cell signal and WiFi: Please note: the NEK has very limited cell service. We have Starlink and you can use wifi calling while on the property. Entertainment: While most guests come with an adventure in mind, we do offer a smart TV. Smart TV Options: Smart TV and digital antenna (the antenna provides basic TV with approx. 20 channels). We also have a set of old school games (Cards, Chess, Checker, Jenga, dominos) you can play and always recommend bringing that book you want to read. Using our Wood Fired Sauna: Shortly after booking we will send a message regarding our sauna. We do not permit guests to use the sauna until they review and confirm that they have read the terms and conditions to use it. There is no extra charge to use the sauna. Forrest Life: The NEK is a wild place and you can see birds, deer, moose, and all sorts of wildlife. We also have typical insects for the region. We provide some sprays including natural options if needed during your stay. Pro Tip: We have found that if you have lights at night it can attract insects to the windows and door. So, think about the cabin like you would a tent to minimize insects getting in by shutting off lights inside and/or use the AC and keep the windows closed. Remote Location: We are located on Vermont backcountry dirt roads (they are maintained), but take the proper precautions when traveling so use our recommended link for directions. Being remote is a beautiful thing, but it does mean you have to prepare a bit. We are 15 to 20 minutes from towns with shopping and convenience stores. If you don't see the item listed in our profile, we don't provide it so plan accordingly for the best experience. The weather can also change very rapidly and that can affect driving conditions. We have a two-wheel drive mini van and we manage in all sorts of weather, but we are experieced Vermont drivers. So, good transportation is important to consider. Important note for guests booking in late March- early May (or around that time) - Vermont has something they call the 5th Season aka. Mud Season. This is the time of year when the ground thaws and the road and ground can be very very muddy. We recommend you have AWD or experience traveling on very muddy roads. We care about your expectations and experience: While most folks that would choose our place understand these types of normal concerns and we want to make sure you are prepared, so just take these items into consideration as you make your choice. We hope you will stay at our little house in the woods!