Kilimanjaro Cabin @ Basecamp, sleeps 4
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont
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1
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4
Max Sleeps
1 nights
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Enjoy a memorable retreat with family and friends surrounded by breathtaking views, maple trees, and all Vermont offers on this luscious 200 acre ranch. Our newly built Kilimanjaro cabin attached to Basecamp Lodge via a catwalk comfortably sleeps 4, A special place both unique and varied to please all ages. Cabin sleeps 4 with a queen bed and 2 twins in an upstairs cozy loft includes a wood burning stove, Our post & beam lodge which is your Common Area for cabin & glamping guests at
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Features
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PETS
2 Total Pets Pet Friendly Service Animals Exempt From Fees Welcoming Cats And Dogs Only -
SAFETY
Carbon Monoxide Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property) Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property) -
BEDROOM
1 Bedroom Bed Sheets Provided -
GENERAL
Unit Size: 500 Sq Ft (47 Sq M) -
INTERNET
WiFi Available -
BATHROOMS
1 Bathroom Hair Dryer Shower Soap Toilet Paper Towels Provided -
WORKSPACES
Desk Desk Chair -
CLIMATE CONTROL
Heating -
SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY
Smoke-free Property
Check-in : 01:00 PM
Check-out : 11:00 AM
No Wheelchair
No smoking
No pets
Children allowed
Max occupancy : 4
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Britta G.
Submitted Jun 9, 2026
Stayed Jun 5, 2026Thoroughly enjoyed our stayed! Hosts were communicative and accommodating. Private and shared spaces were kept clean, well stocked with toiletries and cooking essentials and overall felt very warm and inviting. The spiral stairs in the Kilimanjaro cabin are narrow, so ideal for kids but a bit of a tight squeeze for wider-hipped adults.Lots of trails to explore, saw a nice array of wildlife, including owls and newts! Definitely recommend.
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Julie H.
Submitted Nov 8, 2025
Stayed Oct 17, 2025Very clean, we got there
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David E.
Submitted Oct 20, 2025
Stayed Oct 18, 2025We had an outstanding visit to the beautiful location. The cabin was very convenient to the main Base Camp and the restrooms. The cabin and main lodge were beautifully appointed. We would come back again for a longer time next time.
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Ginger C.
Submitted Oct 7, 2025
Stayed Oct 2, 2025My family of four (which included our two adult sons) spent one night at Kilimanjaro. It's an eclectic spot that feels like a cross between glamping and a hostel, since you have a shared bathroom and kitchen but you're in a private cabin that's attached to the common area. The property was quiet & peaceful, the beds were comfortable, & we enjoyed talking to the other guests & walking around the property. Our only challenge was the 2 bathrooms. They were super clean, but since the the shower & toilet were in the same room, no one could use the toilet while guests were in the showers. In reviews I saw on other sites, this wasn't a problem, and it wasn't an issue for us in the evening. I showered really early in the morning (around 5:30) & my husband also showered early. But when one of my sons needed a toilet around 8 a.m., he was out of luck. For over an hour, he and my husband kept repeatedly checking the bathrooms, and at the 1.5 hour mark, we packed our car and headed to a bathroom in town. It would really be helpful to have some porta-potties on the property, or better yet, to have half-baths that contained a toilet and sink. This isn't a deal-breaker, but I would just say to be prepared. I'll also add that we were there at the beginning of leaf-season, so it may not be so common to have so many people there at other times of year. I would stay here again--just plan your morning bathroom times accordingly if there are a lot of other guests. :-)
