We stayed here for our honeymoon with the intention of enjoying the infamous Vermont fall foliage mid-October.What we loved: The cabin was quite private. There were two other cabins close by, but neither seemed to be occupied. The natural stream and waterfall right off the patio were a beautiful addition to the scenery. We are both avid hikers, and had several trails to explore, particularly around Woodstock.What wasn't for us: Barnard is quiet and secluded, but this also comes with the sacrifice of cell service and wifi. There was an issue with the broadband provider during our stay, so we had no service while at the cabin and had to travel to Woodstock (roughly 15 minute drive) to use internet, make calls, check messages or load maps. There was a TV at the property, but was inaccessible due to the wifi issue. The property manager did try to get this fixed, but by the third day, notified us it wouldn't be fixed during our stay. As this is a cabin in a wooded area, spiders and insects were pretty common in and around the house. This wasn't bothersome to us, but we did confirm they were harmless, just in case. The washer had a note attached stating it wasn't working which we had planned to use during our 4 night stay, but this was more of an inconvenience than anything. It's also worth noting, the host reimbursed us a small amount without being asked, likely to compensate for the wifi outage.