You Can Sleep and Visit Animals at This Airbnb in Vermont

Vermont will forever be one of my most cherished travel destinations. Vacations here aren’t about fancy restaurants, luxury hotels, or big-city tourist attractions but rather about fresh local cuisine, unforgettable adventures in nature, and just soaking in the stunning beauty of this incredible location. Whenever I travel to the Green Mountains, I look for a rental that encompasses the natural essence of the area, and believe me, there are lots to choose from.

But in the picturesque, rural town of Saint Johnsbury, there is one standout place where visitors can enjoy a quintessential local stay on a farm that is also home to rescued horses and a variety of other animals. Let me tell you all about magical Storeybrook Farm.

Be sure to pack your comfy slippers, warm flannel, and a good read, and prepare for a peaceful and relaxing stay at this quaint Airbnb. The inside of the home’s Carriage House is filled with room after room of comfy spaces. A cozy wood-burning fireplace adds light and warmth to the home’s main living area, and scenic views from the dining area and bedroom are perfect spots to take in lovely views.

This idyllic Storeybrook Farm property features two bedrooms and sleeps up to six guests. Unique features such as ultra-comfortable beds, a clawfoot soaking tub, and plush bathrobes make this home a top-rated stay. You will be so warm and cozy that you might not want to step outside. However, if you don’t, you will be greatly missing out.

Storeybrook Farm’s owners not only operate this top-rated Vermont Airbnb, but they also own a working nonprofit horse rescue sanctuary, which is also part of the property. Much of the grounds of the 135-acre farm is open to vacation guests. Feel free to walk through the farm and visit the barn. Along with rescue horses, you may encounter donkeys, ducks, goats, sheep, chickens, dogs, and cats.

To make the most of your stay, I suggest adding on one of the farm's additional tours, which give you an even closer look at the animals and provide a unique opportunity to learn more about them. Tours include an equestrian education class, a private farm tour, and even a class on blacksmithing. And if you are missing your own pets during your stay, the owners can even arrange for the farm’s friendly cat, Binx, to stay overnight with you.

Beyond the animals, you can also enjoy magical views of the hills and mountains. Be sure to wander down to the property’s adorable pond and leisurely stroll the property's grounds. Saint Johnsbury is a wonderful little town to explore, and Stowe and Woodstock are both only a short drive away.

Where is your favorite place to stay when you travel to Vermont? You can book this charming Vermont farmstay at the Storeybrook Farm Airbnb link. If you are looking for an additional farm rental in the state, I suggest checking out the Liberty Hill Farm bed and breakfast in Rochester. To create your personalized Vermont vacation itinerary, be sure to use our Only In Your State AI-powered itinerary