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Barnet in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont

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This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Barnet, VT

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    < 25 (ft)

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    3

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    Yes

Very close to Harvey Lake. There is a public beach with parking and lake access just 1/2 mile to the east. A very scenic location very popular with leaf-peepers in the Fall, hikers and bike riders from Spring to Fall, kayaking in the Summer, and general sight seeing and photography all year long. Located in the heart of The North East Kingdom of Vermont. Suggested Local Attractions: The nearby town of St. Johnsbury is noted for The Athenium library, Fairbanks Museum, and Dog Mountain. Just to the north is Burke Mountain with renowned winter skiing and warmer weather mountain biking. Just five miles to the New Hampshire border.

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Vehicle Suitability Information

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Electric Hookup: 15A

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Separate Tow Vehicle Parking

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Water Hookup

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Outdoor Cooking Allowed

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House Rules

Water is available for refilling containers but may not be available for direct hook up. We have Wi-Fi in the house which may or may not reach the available camping spot. Modest sized rigs should have no problem maneuvering in and around our yard and the land is gently sloping with some flat spots enough for smaller RVs. No dogs please.

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Location

Access Road Conditions: Located just off a gravel road. No unusual hazards for small RV's Tow Vehicle Parking Details: There is sufficient flat land for small trailers so tow vehicle can remain hooked up or parked next to trailer.

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Grass

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Hosted By Yardsailor

Age:

65+

Kathleen and Frank. We are inquisitive and active, there is always something new to learn and experience. Details: We are both retired, but busy, and enjoy our corner of this quiet small northern Vermont town, and sometimes travel far away. Home Town: Barnet only has 1706 people. And, all of Vermont only has about 860,000 people, so as you can imagine most is pretty rural. There is a lake nearby that draws visitors from away in the summer, but it is much less populated in the winter. Although Burke Mountain just 40 minutes north is a popular skiing destination for New Englanders and Canadians in winter its also popular for mountain bikers for three seasons. This part of Vermont is mostly hilly forest and farmland. We are just 5.5 miles west of I-91 Exit 18, a major north-south thoroughfare between Massachusetts and Canada. Nearest towns of any substance - Danville, St. Johnsbury, Lyndon, and Burke to the north; Wells River and Woodsville to the south All 15-40 minutes away. Skills or Expertise to Share: Kathleen - a retired speech language pathologist and author... Frank - a retired automotive business owner and real estate investor. We have experience and skills in communication, genealogy, research, tools, electrical & mechanical things (think MacGyver), and problem solving of all kinds. We both enjoy interacting with people and meeting new friends.... We have a Little Library in the yard, so plan on replenishing your reading materials. Take a book or leave a book. Or, take several, we always have many more that we have read, and ready to go in the library.

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References for this location from other RVers

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    StevenMelanieAtha

    3 days ago

    Frank met us as we arrived and gave us several options for parking. Our Verizon service was not optimal so Frank was kind enough to share their WiFi password. We were able to stream during the evening. While we were scheduled to stay for two nights, we opted to leave early because of an early Spring Winter storm watch threatening significant snow. We spent a quiet restful night with Frank and Katheen and their spot and hospitality come highly recommended.

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    Kells1970

    5 months ago

    Frank was super accommodating! We arrived at night and he came out to greet us and help us get situated.They were gracious enough to extend our stay one more night. its a nice quiet spot with beautiful scenery!

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    Jojoandsoso

    6 months ago

    very calm and nice stay! no complaints

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    Cgrant24

    6 months ago

    Frank and Kathleen were friendly, offering suggestions for our bike ride. Frank offered an extension cord if we wanted to hook up to electricity. Parking was on the grass . Very nearby is a nice pond for swimming , sitting and having a picnic. Great location for leaf peeping. Tx!

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    DonnetteGreg

    7 months ago

    Loved this location right next to a beautiful lake for swimming after hitting the bike ride trails. Host were so friendly showing us their camper and helping us find a dump station close. Thanks heaps!

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