Vermont Woodland Bell Tent & Streamside Sauna

Escape to a private corner of the Vermont woods in our cozy canvas bell tent. Set among the trees near Hardwick, Pebble Tent combines the romance of sleeping under canvas with the comforts of a thoughtfully designed retreat. Stone City is a quiet retreat in the Vermont woods where time slows, and nature leads. Come be held by fire, trees, and stillness, and leave feeling grounded, inspired, and gently restored. The space Enjoy an easy and beautiful glamping escape to the northern Vermont woods: the Pebble Tent provides you the opportunity to hear the owls hoot and a sweet campfire, while also having access to modern amenities at the house. All the benefits of camping, with none of the work and schlepping! We are only three miles from the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, and so many other gems in the area! Lots of great food and drink and beautiful natural areas! Spend the day exploring, then come home to a wood-fired sauna overlooking the stream, a tent-side outdoor fire pit, and a peaceful deck tucked into the forest. With comfortable beds for up to four guests and the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail about 3 miles away, it's an easy place to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy Vermont at a different pace. Pebble Tent is part of Stone City, a small woodland retreat built around rest, nature, and gathering. The Pebble Tent is a 16' diameter round canvas bell tent. We provide essentially everything you need, except for your clothing, food, and beverage! There is a treehouse that is also available for rent on the property, a house that you have shared access to the bathroom, mudroom, and porch with the friendly and helpful tenants at the house. Reserve the beautiful wood-fired sauna to add to your relaxation and healing experience. (While there is no additional cost, reservations are required and instructions for this are provided upon reservation). Guest access You have full, private access to the tent site and shared access to the house porch/bathroom and outdoor sauna/tub/shower area. Other things to note There is no heat inside the tent, but I provide plenty of warm blankets! There is also a heated mattress pad. There is no smoking, vaping, or flame allowed inside the tent. Be sure to put any food either into the cooler we provide at the tent site, into your car, or in the mini fridge in the house porch. We do have wild animals such as raccoons and bears that would be attracted and tear things apart. On that note, put any trash that has food remnants into the trash which is on the deck and press the lid fully closed.