One of a kind stay with a very kind host. I loved the treehouses . It definitely feels like a stay up high with the birds and squirrels. We celebrated our son's 15th birthday with a Ben and Jerry's ice cream cake at the pavilion here, and a campfire. Spouse slowly warmed up to the magic of the woods. Open air cold water shower and the unique bathrooms with wood shavings add to the charm. The swinging bridge is a highlight. A walk to the pond and getting lost in the labyrinth of flowers are must dos. Reading the books and playing board games (musty smell) good for a rainy day!291 VT-153 led us to the cabin before. The helpful couple there pointed us further up. Yes, the directions are clear to the road less traveled and I goofed up. Rik met us soon, hearing us drive up. I had been texting his old number, keeping him wait for an hour or so. He explained the treehouses, cooking, etc. He went over a map of nearby attractions and we enjoyed 2 - Dorset marble quarry and the Merck forest. Bennington monument - no elevator, Mount Equinox skyline drive - fog no views - bummers.The first night it rained a lot and there was water by the tree in the Hermit Thrush and in the nest cabin (don't miss). Our family wants 3 things - hot water shower, normal bathrooms and internet. Well then it becomes any other stay and lose its charm. Both parents failed to read the property description. Thankfully T Mobile had on and off service. I did take a work call, with patchy speed.