Caboose Tiny Home on river with hot tub near Stowe

Welcome to Uncommon Accommodations, a collection of unique tiny homes and glamping stays on a 14-acre property along the Lamoille River. This cozy caboose-style tiny home includes access to a shared riverside spa experience with a year-round hot tub, brand-new treehouse sauna, and river access for cold plunges. Enjoy mountain views, swimming holes, and nearby Dog’s Head Falls—an ideal retreat near Stowe.

This caboose tiny home offers a cozy, thoughtfully designed space that blends simplicity with comfort. Inside, you’ll find a private bathroom with a hot shower and toilet, comfortable sleeping quarters, and everything you need for a relaxing stay.

Step outside and you’re surrounded by nature. The property features over 2,000 feet of river frontage, multiple swimming holes, peaceful spots to relax by the water, and access to Dog’s Head Falls. Guests also enjoy a shared spa experience, including a year-round hot tub with views of the Green Mountains and a newly added treehouse barrel sauna down by the river—perfect for relaxing, recovering, and unwinding after a day of adventure.

This unit is a great choice for guests who want a unique stay with access to nature, wellness amenities, and a relaxed communal atmosphere.

Uncommon Accommodations is located in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, including hiking, skiing, and mountain biking.

After a day of exploring, relax in our shared hot tub or gather around the campfire to roast marshmallows and stargaze. With its abundance of natural beauty, charming small-town atmosphere, and unique accommodations, Uncommon Accommodations is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and escape the stresses of everyday life. We look forward to hosting you!

Historic Johnson Village is 5 minutes away with numerous restaurants, convenience stores, and other attractions. The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail is a popular public trail for cycling, running, walking, and snowmobiling that runs through Johnson and can be accessed less than 5 minutes from the property. Lamoille Valley Bike Tours is located in Johnson and offers bike rentals and guided cycling tours. Butternut Mountain and Sterling Mountain are popular hiking & snowshoeing routes in town.

In addition to the attractions in Johnson, the general area offers many attractions and activities that Vermont is famous for including farm stands, maple sugar shacks, outdoor recreation, and world-class breweries. Vermont’s Green Mountains and nearby Northeast Kingdom offers stunning mountain views, fall foliage, and year-round recreation.

The property is also in close proximity to many popular attractions:
• Stowe Mountain Resort - 33min
• Smuggler’s Notch Resort - 22min
• Stowe (The Alchemist Brewery, Stowe Cider, Von Trapp Brewing & Outdoor Center, Auto Toll Road, Moss Glen Falls, Sterling Falls Gorge, Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum, West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park, etc) - 20min
• Boyden Family Winery, Rock Art Brewery, Lost Nation Brewing, Ten Bends Beer, Soulmate Brewing Company, Red Leaf Brewing, Green Mountain Distillers, and Smuggler’s Notch Distillery are all within 15 minutes
• Jay Peak Resort – 44min

Two parking spots at your unit. More parking in the upper lot, including two electrical vehicle rapid charging stations. Take a walk down to the beach at the river, or a short hike down the property for more river access and private access to Dog's Head Falls Park, a gorgeous waterfall and swimming hole.

This Caboose Tiny House is part of Uncommon Accommodations, a small collection of unique stays on a shared 14-acre property. While your tiny home is private, amenities such as the hot tub, sauna, and river access are shared with a limited number of other guests and are typically used on a first-come, first-served basis.

The hot tub is available year-round. The outdoor shower is seasonal (May through October), though this tiny home does include a private indoor bathroom with a hot shower and toilet. River access and swimming are at your own risk.