Fabulous Vermont Glamping Getaway on a Farm

This beautiful Vermont glamping getaway is perfect for lovers of the outdoors. The 320 square foot tent can accommodate up to three adults (18 years and older) and it was named after George Lewis Cutler (1825-1911). Cutler was the most successful sheep farmer in the area until he was bankrupted by the collapse of the wool market. He would later purchase what is now the hosts' farm, where he kept apple orchards and raised turkeys.



The hosts provide everything guests will need for a comfortable stay in Vermont including a plush queen-sized bed, linens/bedding, a twin-size rollaway bed, garment and luggage racks, an ensuite (incinerator) toilet, a washbasin, towels, bath products, a bathhouse with male and female showers, and flushing toilets within a one minute walk from the tent. Other handy additions are Wi-Fi, electricity, lighting, heating, air conditioning, and a mini kitchen with a fridge, a microwave, a coffeemaker, a toaster, and utensils.



When guests get hungry, they can dine at the two-seater (portable) bistro table and there's a gas BBQ grill as well as a smokeless fire pit for outdoor snacks. The covered tent deck also comes with Adirondack chairs where guests can enjoy their peaceful surroundings with a cold drink.