This historic landmark, established in 1917 and now a Harvest Host location, offers two distinct camping areas nestled in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom—a region designated by National Geographic as a Geotourism destination. One site sits directly on the property among pine trees with convenient store access, while the second location stretches across 7 acres overlooking the scenic convergence of the Connecticut and Nulhegan rivers, providing guests with a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty. The on-site café serves delicious wood-fired pizza alongside a curated selection of craft beers, one of the finest in the area. Guests consistently praise the quality of the food and the welcoming atmosphere created by the attentive team. The general store stocks convenience items, ice, and non-ethanol fuel, making this a practical stop for travelers while its charming character appeals to those seeking authentic New England hospitality. The location provides an excellent base for exploring the region's abundant outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, and kayaking opportunities. Whether visitors choose the convenient parking area near the store or the peaceful riverside setting, guests enjoy quiet, safe overnight stays in a setting that balances accessibility with natural tranquility. The property's team is fully committed to creating a welcoming experience for every traveler.