Wake up to nature every morning at this modern house in the heart of Green Mountain National Forest. Equipped with amenities like an indoor wood stove, whirlpool tub, sauna and under-floor heating, you and your pooch will warm up quickly after exploring the pet-friendly trails beyond the front door of Vermont’s most luxurious dog-friendly Airbnb.

Bundle up with your best friends at The Barn at Grousewood. Located just a half hour from Burlington, this converted barn offers all the privacy of a 40-acre forest. Spin your favorite songs on the record player, relax with a good book, or play games in front of the blazing hearth with your loved ones in the most romantic pet-friendly Airbnb in Vermont. For an amazing date, stride out on the hiking trails or snowshoe in winter for a chance to see deer, wild turkeys and other animals around the property.

From your host’s house, a wooded trail leads to the secluded Cabin by the Falls in Castleton. Vermont’s best budget- and dog-friendly Airbnb provides a chance to get away from it all but still offers amenities like electricity, water, and a composting toilet. Sit back and watch the waterfall from chairs positioned high above the cascading flow, or swing on the hammock to nature’s soundtrack. Warm up after a day outside next to the wood burner inside, then cook dinner on the propane stove in the new outdoor kitchen.

Discover the spirit of the ‘60s at Fallingwater in Greensboro. This vintage trailer is located on the site of the historic Greensboro Sawmill, overlooking a cascading brook in a woodland setting. The striking home features a cozy bedroom, shower, and kitchenette with a stove, mini fridge, microwave, toaster, and appliances. Whip up breakfast and enjoy it in the cozy nook with your pup by your side. There’s also an outhouse for guests to use. Looking for a great way to spend the day without spending any money during your stay at Vermont’s best dog-friendly RV Airbnb? Read one of the provided books on local Vermont wildflowers and mushrooms, and then go foraging with Fido. Don’t be alarmed if the neighbor’s friendly pooch pops over to say hello while you’re out roaming.

Let it go with your best friend on a magical vacation to this stunning castle in Irasburg. The “paw-latial” palace is situated on 20 acres with mountain views, a hot tub, and a private ice skating rink during the winter months, making it Vermont’s most unique pet-friendly Airbnb. After an afternoon of skating and sliding on the ice, stoke the wood-burning fire and tickle the ivories on the grand piano adorning a large hall with a vaulted ceiling. Then host a shuffleboard or foosball tournament in the game room or turn your eyes towards the night sky with the telescope.

Built by The DIY Network Treehouse Guys, The Birch Perch is Vermont’s best pet-friendly treehouse Airbnb. This stunning home in the treetops overlooks the rolling hills of Vermont. Inside, you’ll find a stocked kitchenette, cast iron stove, clawfoot tub, and outdoor shower to rinse Fido’s muddy paws off after a day of exploring the woodland surroundings. Pups who come to stay need to get along with other canines as the host’s dog is likely to pop over to greet guests.

Located on 120 feet of Lake Champlain shoreline, this beautiful lakefront cottage in Highgate Springs is The Green State’s best dog-friendly waterfront Airbnb. Witness beautiful sunrises and stunning sunsets from the private deck or out on the dock overlooking the water. Pups can play off leash in the fenced backyard, then join you for an evening in front of the fire in the cozy living room. Sniff out the dairy farms and cornfields of northwestern Vermont on the nearby Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail.

Boasting a fenced-in area for pups to play just off the deck, The Studio with a View in Marlboro is proudly pet friendly. Vermont’s best dog-friendly Airbnb cabin rental is a former flower barn that has a great view from the large covered porch and an awesome outdoor space where guests can spend the morning rocking in a hammock with a good book. Inside, there’s a light and airy kitchen and dining area, living space and a cozy bedroom. Toast to a relaxing stay with your best friend at nearby Vermont Distillers, Inc.

Fido is cordially invited to spend a quiet vacation surrounded by the best of The Green Mountain State’s countryside at a cozy rustic cottage. This retreat on Elmore Mountain dates back to the 1840s. Guests are free to explore more than 42 acres of outdoor space that includes woodland trails, cows grazing, creeks and stunning views of Stowe in the distance. Inside Vermont’s best dog-friendly Airbnb farm stay, you’ll find cozy farmhouse vibes from a wood-burning stove to rich hardwood floors and gorgeous wooden beams.

Nestled deep in the woods near Craftsbury, Northwoods Gypsy Wagon is described by your hosts as “spooky and delicious at night.” Follow the rules of this off-grid home and you and your pooch will avoid a gypsy curse. Guests of Vermont’s spookiest dog-friendly Airbnb are free to wander along the hiking trails that weave through the property’s six acres, before returning to camp for a warming fire and to prepare dinner in the open-air outdoor kitchen. Scaredy cats will enjoy the intimacy of the wagon and the small bed inside.

The Treehaus in Waitsfield is a midcentury modern retreat in the Mad River Valley, and it’s The Green State’s best pet-friendly rustic Airbnb. You and your pooch can enjoy the gorgeous surroundings through the expansive windows or head out and bask in the natural beauty on multiple decks, which include a yoga platform for pups who enjoy morning downward dog. Venture further away from the incredible property down to the 500-foot stretch of Mad River frontage that features a private swimming hole for you and your pack to enjoy.

Discover historic charm with a modern twist at Basil Brook in Montgomery, Vermont’s best themed dog-friendly Airbnb. Named after the host’s beloved Husky/Pomeranian puppy and the beautiful brook that wraps around the 14-acre property, this colonial-chic home is a pristine playground for pups and people with regal canine portraits on the walls. The home is full of charming historic features like an antique Mahogany Empire dining room table, piano and an 18th-century stove, but it also boasts modern amenities like a TV and huge double shower with a sound system.

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