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Timber cabins in the Vermont woods

Wake in the woods.

Three timber cabins along Kedron Brook and an A-frame on Pine Ridge, with wood stoves, porches and 120 acres of forest outside the door.

What's happening in the woods in

  • 4cabins
  • 8miles of trails
  • 120acres of forest

Spring in the woods · Mar–May

Summer in the woods · Jun–Aug

Autumn in the woods · Sep–Nov

Winter in the woods · Dec–Feb

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Two guests snowshoeing along a snowy forest trail toward a lit timber cabin at dusk

Trail maps in every cabin

8 milesof marked forest trails from your door

Days in the woods

Something to do outside every day.

Follow the brook to the swimming hole, climb to Pine Ridge for sunset, paddle the pond or just sit by the fire. Everything starts at your cabin door.

  • Forest trails
  • Pond & canoe
  • Fire pits

Trails & walks

Eight miles of marked trails, guided foraging walks on weekends and lantern night walks on Fridays.

Brook & pond

A swimming hole on Kedron Brook and a canoe on the farm pond, free for cabin guests.

Meals

A breakfast basket at your door every morning. Supper at the farmhouse Thursday to Sunday.

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Foraging for mushrooms in the maple forest.
Guided walksForaging for mushrooms in the maple forest.
Boiling maple sap in the sugarhouse every March.
Maple sugaringBoiling maple sap in the sugarhouse every March.
Marshmallows and stars by the cabin fire pit.
EveningsMarshmallows and stars by the cabin fire pit.
WHERE YOU'LL SLEEP

Our Cabins

Three timber cabins along the brook and an A-frame on the ridge. Every stay comes with a breakfast basket from the farm.

28
Years of Hosting

Four cabins. One quiet valley.

Our cabins sit far apart along Kedron Brook and at the edge of the maple forest, so the only neighbours you hear are owls. Each one has a wood stove, a porch and a breakfast basket at the door every morning.

Off-grid comfort

Solar power, spring water, thick quilts and a stack of dry maple outside every door.


Dogs are welcome in the Creek Cabin and the A-Frame.
Creek, Birch & Pine Ridge cabins
Wood stoves & fire pits
Breakfast basket every morning

Experiences

Slow days, well spent.

A taste of what a cabin stay can hold. Trails, night walks and the canoe are free for guests; guided walks and classes are booked separately.

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    Creek Cabin

    A wood stove, a porch swing over the brook and breakfast left at the door.

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    Birch Cabin

    Our smallest cabin, with a skylight right above the bed.

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    Pine Ridge A-Frame

    Two bedrooms, a loft and a cedar hot tub looking over the whole valley.

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    Trail to Pine Ridge

    A marked forest trail from the brook up to the ridge and the best sunset on the farm.

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    Pond & canoe

    Borrow the red canoe, or swim from the dock on warm days.

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    Swimming hole

    Flat rocks and a deep, clear pool on Kedron Brook.

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    Fire-pit circle

    Log benches around the fire, with s'mores kits and stars after dark.

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    The farmhouse

    Ten minutes' walk for supper, the farm shop and the morning chores.

Your corner of the woods

The people behind

Meet the Family

The people who look after the cabins, the trails and the breakfast basket that turns up at your door.

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Ready to book your stay? Call us at (802) 555-0148

Call us at (802) 555-0148

Book an experience

Make more of your cabin stay.

Guided walks, cabin retreats and farmhouse stays. Add them to your booking or ask at check-in.

Cabin Retreats

Unplugged cabins in the woods: wood stoves, quilts, fire pits and the sound of the brook, a short…

From $239 per night Check-in from 3 PM
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Farmhouse Stays

Stay in the main farmhouse above the kitchen, wake up to the smell of bread and eat breakfast…

From $189 per night Check-in from 3 PM
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Guided Foraging Walks

Walk our forest and meadows with an experienced forager and learn what is safe to pick, how to…

Starting at $1,500 Saturdays and Sundays, 10 AM
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Autumn maple branch
Basket of red apples
Jar of wildflowers

Finding us

Up a quiet lane, close to everything.

Ten minutes from Woodstock village, at the end of a gravel track through the maple woods. We drive your bags down to the cabin.

  • Address1460 Old Mill Road, Woodstock, Vermont 05091. Follow the farm sign at the red mailbox and continue up the lane past the orchard.
  • ArrivalCheck-in from 3 PM at the farmhouse kitchen door. Arriving after 9 PM? Your key and a lantern wait in the porch box.
  • ParkingFree parking beside the farmhouse with an EV charger. Cabin guests park at the top of the track; we drive your bags down.
GUEST REVIEWS

What our guests say

4.9 / 5 average rating from 300+ guest reviews on Google and Tripadvisor

Inside the Pine Ridge A-Frame: a glass wall over the valley, a loft, a stone fireplace and a cedar hot tub on the deck
Pine Ridge A-Frame
Rebecca, a guest, on the farmhouse porch
Rated 5 out of 5
Oct 2025

“Hot tub on the deck, stars everywhere and a breakfast basket at the door. Our kids still talk about the canoe and the walk up to the ridge.”

Daniel B. · Hartford, CT

Stayed in the Pine Ridge A-Frame · October

The Creek Cabin with a wood stove and a porch door open to the brook
Creek Cabin
James, a guest, outside the Creek Cabin in winter
Rated 5 out of 5
Feb 2025

“The Creek Cabin was exactly what we needed: a wood stove, the brook outside the window and no signal. We read four books, walked to Pine Ridge every day and slept like children.”

James W. · Brooklyn, NY

Stayed in the Creek Cabin · February

White 1872 farmhouse with a wraparound porch, red door and picket-fenced kitchen garden under autumn maples
The whole farm
Amara, a guest, in the farm garden
Rated 5 out of 5
Jul 2025

“Maggie made 28 of us feel at home, from the baby to my grandmother. The rooms, the cabins, the barn games and the 90th birthday supper are memories our family will keep forever.”

Amara O. · Philadelphia, PA

Family reunion · whole farm · July

Now booking autumn & winter cabins

Your next morning in the woods starts here.

Wake up to the brook, walk the trail before breakfast and fall asleep by the wood stove. Tell us your dates and we’ll keep a cabin warm.

From the farm journal

Stories from the farm & fields.

Notes from the fields, ideas for a slower weekend and what's happening on the farm this season, written by the people who farm and host here.

Read the journal