Cabin in Weston, VT
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this cabin rental
The Vermont Summer Cabin sits on the edge of Green Mountain National Forest, set away from the road the house is almost completely secluded. The cabin is a 2 bedroom summer dwelling with an open concept living room & kitchen, full bath, master bedroom and a second bedroom. Two cars can fit comfortably in the driveway.
The cabin is built for three-season use. A wood burning stove provides heat and ambiance for the cool summer evenings and is the only heat source for early spring and fall months. Both beds have heated blankets and the hot tub is a magical way to warm up. The weather in Vermont is known for changing throughout the day, so its always good to pack layers and comfy socks.
The kitchen is fully equipped with appliances and amenities to feel at home. There is a wireless internet connection for streaming and a small workspace if needed. There is a small washer/dryer unit. The back deck has an open air hot tub for soaking under the stars. Though we try to keep the house stocked, guests may have to purchase their own wood, kindling, matches or other supplies like toilet paper or paper towels.
Tucked away in a quaint New England town, the cabin is five minutes from The Vermont Country Store and The Weston Playhouse. Other interesting attractions in Weston include Kinhaven Music School, where you can see free classical music concerts most Saturdays and The Weston Priory, a secluded community of Benedictine Monks. You can tour cultural and farm-to-table establishments, go antiquing, or take day trip to tour Vermont's rich micro brewing industry. There are both casual restaurants and fine dining options within a 30 minute drive.
Outdoor activities include river walking and hiking, as we are close to the Long Trail and the Appalachian Trail, among others. For water activities there are rivers and lakes, Echo Lake and Hapgood Pond to name a few.
Whether you are traveling with friends or looking for a cozy, romantic getaway, The Vermont Summer Cabin is a wonderful place to spend some time and soak up the beauty of Vermont.
Please note -- although the one-time hot tub fee of $155 is listed separately on the Vrbo bill, cabin rental without the hot tub is not available.
Attention to those with severe pet allergies -- Although we have a no-pet policy for guests, and the cabin is cleaned well between each stay, there are small pets who live here from time to time.
The cabin is built for three-season use. A wood burning stove provides heat and ambiance for the cool summer evenings and is the only heat source for early spring and fall months. Both beds have heated blankets and the hot tub is a magical way to warm up. The weather in Vermont is known for changing throughout the day, so its always good to pack layers and comfy socks.
The kitchen is fully equipped with appliances and amenities to feel at home. There is a wireless internet connection for streaming and a small workspace if needed. There is a small washer/dryer unit. The back deck has an open air hot tub for soaking under the stars. Though we try to keep the house stocked, guests may have to purchase their own wood, kindling, matches or other supplies like toilet paper or paper towels.
Tucked away in a quaint New England town, the cabin is five minutes from The Vermont Country Store and The Weston Playhouse. Other interesting attractions in Weston include Kinhaven Music School, where you can see free classical music concerts most Saturdays and The Weston Priory, a secluded community of Benedictine Monks. You can tour cultural and farm-to-table establishments, go antiquing, or take day trip to tour Vermont's rich micro brewing industry. There are both casual restaurants and fine dining options within a 30 minute drive.
Outdoor activities include river walking and hiking, as we are close to the Long Trail and the Appalachian Trail, among others. For water activities there are rivers and lakes, Echo Lake and Hapgood Pond to name a few.
Whether you are traveling with friends or looking for a cozy, romantic getaway, The Vermont Summer Cabin is a wonderful place to spend some time and soak up the beauty of Vermont.
Please note -- although the one-time hot tub fee of $155 is listed separately on the Vrbo bill, cabin rental without the hot tub is not available.
Attention to those with severe pet allergies -- Although we have a no-pet policy for guests, and the cabin is cleaned well between each stay, there are small pets who live here from time to time.
Amenities at Secluded forest hideaway with hot tub
Family friendly
Map of Weston, VT
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2025
The cabin is very cute and extremely cozy. The hot tub was lovely, as was relaxing by the fire, and (as always seems to be the case with Vermont!) we easily found great food to enjoy not far away!Would definitely come back for another relaxing weekend.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Oct 2024
Our stay at this Vrbo was nothing short of amazing! Nestled in a peaceful, secluded area, the house offered stunning views of the fall color and a sense of tranquility we were all craving. The fresh air and the breathtaking sunrises were the perfect way to start each day.
The cabin itself was spacious, clean, and well-equipped. We were a group of friends, and there was plenty of room for everyone to relax and unwind, whether we were hanging out by the cozy fireplace or enjoying the outdoor deck. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook meals.
The hosts were fantastic, too. They were responsive and ensured we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay.
Whether you're looking for an adventure in nature or just some downtime with friends, this place is the perfect spot. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a peaceful getaway!
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Oct 2024
We really enjoyed our stay at the cabin. It was very comfortable and had all we needed. It was a great place to stay for a mid-October visit to Vermont, although pretty chilly so we really needed that fire & used the heated blankets to stay warm. Overall a great experience!
6.0 / 10.0Average·Oct 2022
The cabin is very rustic in a wooded setting, just as described. Our only concern was that according to the property manager, the only source of heat is a wood-burning stove. We arrived well after the supper hour on a chilly October night and discovered no kindling and no matches. We contacted the owner who told us that we would need to buy our own matches the next day and that we should just get in the hot tub to warm up. She failed to tell us that there were two electric heaters in the bedroom closets.; there was no mention of them in the welcome folder that she instructed us to read. Had we been aware of the heaters and/or been provided with matches,I we would have been perfectly content and cozy.
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10.0Outstanding
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"The cabin is very cute and extremely cozy. The hot tub was lovely, as was relaxing by the fire, and (as always seems to be the case with Vermont!) we easily found great food to enjoy not far away!Woul..."
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