Wise Pines is a Holistic & Sustainable B&B/Hostel that offers a unique farm experience. In the rural woods of Vermont, this private room can accommodate 2 people and may be shared with up to 10 other people in this two level renovated barn. There is a small seating area and a large upper deck that over looks the property. The barn sits on 40 acres of land, complete with walking/hiking trails and a pond to sit by and enjoy. The owners live on property with their dogs, goats & chickens. This two level renovated barn offers two private rooms, each with a queen sized bed, a bunk room of 8 beds (4 bunk beds) with a small seating area, and a large upper deck that looks over the property with views of wild sunsets. There is a bathroom with two private toilets and showers. There is a small kitchenette with a sink, toaster oven, 10.1 cubic fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. In another nearby building (the lodge), there is a kitchen which is shared with the two other treehouse lodging accommodations. We have a microwave, flat-top griddle, outdoor grill, toaster oven, pizza pizzaz, blender, coffee maker and electric kettle for you to use. The oven and stove are NOT available for guest use as it is a commercial kitchen. All ingredients in the kitchen are OFF LIMITS (this includes coffee and tea which is reserved only for our guests who are paying for breakfast). If you choose to opt out of breakfast, please be prepared to bring your own foods/beverages that you wish to have during your stay. If you need more space than what a 10.1 cubic fridge can hold, please be prepared to bring your own cooler. Please note that the Wise Pine's check-in office is a closed-off room in the bunkhouse with its own entrance in the back of the building. The Bunkhouse is spaced out from, but shares land with 2 treehouses (used as other lodging accommodations), and a nearby common building that is a shared space for all guests to relax, eat, and attend studio events. Important to note about your farm stay: Goats are natural escape artists and love to explore the property to eat trees and more grass. You may see them running around or taking an afternoon nap on the hill, outside of their fenced in area. The chicken and goat fence is *LIVE*.