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Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage

Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage

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Área da propriedade
Cozinha privada
Quarto
Cozinha privada
Quarto

Visão geral de Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage

7,4 de 10 Boa
1 quarto1 banheiroAcomoda 2 pessoas16 m²

Comodidades populares

  • Cozinha
  • Aceita animais de estimação
  • Espaço externo
  • Vista para a montanha
  • Churrasqueira

Aproveite a região

Gasquet, CA
  • Local popularJedediah Smith Redwoods State Park42 min de carro
  • Local popularSmith River63 min de carro
  • Local popularTrees of Mystery75 min de carro

Quartos e camas

1 quarto (acomoda 2 pessoas)

1 banheiro

Banheiro 1

Vaso sanitário · Apenas chuveiro

Espaços

Deque ou pátio
Cozinha

Sobre esta propriedade

Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage

A small, rustic, handbuilt cabin deep in the Northern California woods. Part of a remote, off-grid "village," including a few other cabins, chickens, dogs, frogs, cats, permaculture gardens and all kinds of cool, sustainable, DIY infrastructure.

Welcome to sustainable living! We have made our off grid, wilderness, mountainous, agroforestry and permaculture project available to the VRBO guests to experience.

We are glad you made it and hope that you enjoy your stay here on the mountain. You are welcome to wander anywhere, hang out in gardens, visit the swimming hole, visit with animals, etc. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. Here's some info about how to operate things while you're here:

We want you to have a satisfying experience and think the key to that is realistic expectations. Please remember, this is Not a resort-- we (me, other members, woofers, interns, etc) live here, and its a functioning, real-life farm.

-- Think farm. As such, we might track muddy footprints into the bathhouse if its raining (this is rain forest) and there's almost always a project going on, so there could be a leaf pile outside your cabin, other possibilities, too.
-- Accessibility: we're 5 miles deep into the national forest. This makes some people nervous. The gravel forest roads are fine, but it's a gravel road with some potholes.
-- Yes, there are bears and mountain lions in this forest, plus lots of other creatures. They're really not a worry but some people worry about that kind of thing. Just a heads up.

No key needed, just show up and make yourself at home. There are no locks on doors. You'll see a white Welcome board near the base of the TreeHouse, it has a topo map with key to find your space. There is usually someone around to show you the ropes, but if not you can use the house manual in your cabin to figure out the basics.

Dogs will greet you! Our 3 enthusiastic and friendly dogs are likely to greet your vehicle with lots of barking; They can sound scary, but they really want lov'ins. You can bring your pooch, but please keep on leash or in hand when you arrive because doggie-spats have happened before. Nothing serious, but people can be sensitive about this -- and please let us know if your dog may be (or unkown?) a chicken, cat, or goat killer. It's happened, sadly.

Phone service: we don't have very much, so if you need to get in touch last minute, texting is your best bet (though still not guaranteed to reach us!). Voicemail is hit or miss. Verizon and US Cellular may get one or two bars of connection, all other carriers get zero.

If you can't make it before dark, plan on bringing a flashlight so you can find your way to your cabin. Having your own lights in the primitive cabins is a good idea.

Directions: Here is a backup copy of the directions that you will need to follow in order to find us out in the woods. Please DO NOT count on phone service, maps, map apps, GPS, etc, for our remote location - we don't even have a street address to input. This'll give you an idea of how close we are to things -- Print and use the directions carefully and you'll make it fine.

Directions to Sustainable Ecovillage

DO NOT USE GPS!!!!
You will be lost for days, wandering aimlessly through the National Forest with your little techno-rectangle in hand, probably end up be eaten by bears, with wailing and gnashing of teeth, and horrible stuff like that. DON'T do it.

Coming from North/Oregon coast on Hwy 101
Travel 11 miles over the Oregon border to Hwy 197
Turn Left on Hwy 197 and continue to Hwy 199
Turn Left on Hwy 199 (East) -- it's 17.2 miles to Patrick Creek Lodge – 20 miles to Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05)
Turn Right onto Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05), a paved road
Travel 1 mile on Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05) until you reach a fork in the road (right fork is 17N08, a dirt road)
Veer right onto 17N08 and travel 3.6 miles to Sustainable Ecovillage

Coming from Grants Pass/Medford, Oregon, or I-5 Route
Take Highway 199 South/West towards Crescent City
Travel 11 miles past the Oregon Border (or 24 miles past the city of Cave Junction) to Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05)
Turn Left onto Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05), a paved road
Travel 1 mile on Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05) until you reach a fork in the road (right is 17N08, a dirt road)
Veer right onto 17N08 and travel 3.6 miles to Sustainable Ecovillage

Coming from South of Crescent City, California
Enter Crescent City from Hwy 101,
then take Highway 199 (Redwood Hwy) East towards Grants Pass/Cave Junction
Travel approximately 25 miles on Hwy 199 to Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05)
Turn Right onto Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05) a paved road
Travel 1 mile on Little Jones Creek Rd. (17N05) until you reach a fork in the road (right is 17N08, a dirt road)
Veer right onto 17N08 and travel 3.6 miles to Sustainable Ecovillage

**Use your odometer** (for the 3.6 miles on 17N08), as the driveway on the right is not usually easily noticed, except for a yellow smiley face sign on a tree at the driveway entrance.
*Go through the yellow security gate (it will be open) and to the red bridge.

* Use your odometer** (for the 3.6 miles on 17N08), as the driveway on the right is not always easy to see. Look for an orange cone and yellow smiley face at the entrance to the driveway

* Go through the yellow security gate (it will be open) and over the red bridge. The bridge is narrow (83.5 inches) and has ramps on both sides - if you have an unusually wide or long vehicle or otherwise feel uncomfortable with the bridge, please let us know and possibly someone is available for a shuttle. Otherwise, just hike up to cabin areas and ask if you're unsure.

* If you have any kind of truck or SUV, you can drive through the creek during most of the year.

Let me know if you have any questions and we will see you soon!

Gerente da propriedade

Dan Sasquatch

Idiomas

Inglês

Comodidades

Cozinha
Aceita animais de estimação
Espaço externo
Vista para a montanha
Churrasqueira

Regras da propriedade

Check-in após 15h
Check-out até 11h

Crianças

Aceita hóspedes de 0 a 17 anos

Eventos

Não permite a realização de eventos

Animais de estimação

Aceita animais de estimação: máximo de 2

Política para fumantes

Não é permitido fumar

Danos e despesas adicionais

Você será responsável por qualquer dano à propriedade alugada causado por você ou outra pessoa durante a sua estadia.

Informações importantes

O que você precisa saber

Pessoas extras podem incorrer em taxas adicionais que variam dependendo da política da propriedade.
Documento de identificação oficial com foto e cartão de crédito, cartão de débito ou depósito em dinheiro podem ser exigidos no momento do check-in para despesas extras.
Solicitações especiais estão sujeitas à disponibilidade no momento do check-in e podem incorrer em taxas adicionais. Essas solicitações não estão garantidas.
Festas ou eventos de grupos no local são estritamente proibidos

Informações a área

Gasquet

Em Gasquet, esta cabana fica na orla marítima. South Kelsey Trailhead e Campo de golfe Del Norte são atrações que valem uma visita, assim como as maravilhas naturais em Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest e Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park. Que animais diferentes você pode encontra na região? Descubra em atividades como caminhadas em meio à natureza e observação de pássaros.

Nos arredores

  • Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park - 42 min de carro
  • Redwood Heritage State Wilderness - 45 min de carro
  • Crescent City Harbor - 58 min de carro
  • Smith River - 63 min de carro
  • Trees of Mystery - 75 min de carro

Opções nos arredores

  • Aeroporto Jack McNamara Field (CEC) - 60 min de carro

Restaurantes

  • Patrick Creek Lodge - 25 min de carro

Perguntas frequentes

Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage é ideal para quem viaja com animais de estimação?

Sim, esta propriedade permite animais de estimação (limite de 2 no total).

Qual é o horário de check-in em Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage?

Horário de início do check-in: 15h.

Qual é o horário de check-out em Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage?

Horário de check-out: 11h.

Onde fica Off-Grid Half Moon @ Sustainable Ecovillage?

Na orla marítima, esta cabana fica a 40 km de Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, Parque Nacional de Redwood e Smith River. Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park e Rough and Ready Flat Botanical Area também ficam a 40 km.

Avaliações

7,4

Boa

A menos que indicado de outra maneira, as avaliações aparecem em ordem cronológica, estão sujeitas a um processo de moderação e são verificadas.
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Nota 8 - Boa. 1 de 3 avaliações" "
Nota 6 - Ok. 0 de 3 avaliações" "
Nota 4 - Insatisfatória. 1 de 3 avaliações" "
Nota 2 - Terrível. 0 de 3 avaliações" "

7,0/10

Limpeza

4,0/10

Serviço e funcionários

4,0/10

Comodidades

4,0/10

Condições e instalações da propriedade

10/10

Check-in

8,0/10

Comunicação

10/10

Localização

10/10

Precisão do anúncio

Avaliações

10/10 - Excelente

Carlos C.

Pontos positivos: Limpeza, check-in, comunicação, localização e precisão do anúncio
Great nature getaway
Overall great experience with our rental, communicate well in advance as understandably Dan will not always be able to reply as promptly. Enjoyed the creek/swimming hole. No surprises and our cabin was very private and enjoyable.
Hospedou-se por 2 diárias em ago. de 2020

4/10 - Insatisfatória

Visitor

Pontos negativos: Serviço e funcionários, comodidades e condições e instalações da propriedade
There are roosters that go off at 4 AM. There’s a wood burning stove that holds playing-card size pieces of wood that you are asked to pay $5 for the privilege of chopping yourself. The sheets smell like a man’s oily scalp. The site looks like a refugee camp, with scattered buckets and piles of wood and hand-made signs asking guests to park a quarter mile down a gravelly unlit hill.
Hospedou-se por 1 diária em dez.. de 2018
Esta avaliação foi enviada antes de 2018 e não foi verificada.

8/10 - Boa

Wendy W., Portland

lovely
Wonderful off-grid experience! Gardens and goats and great people! Have a reliable vehicle that can handle the road conditions. Do your research. Be prepared for the journey.
Hospedou-se por 3 diárias em ago. de 2017

Sobre o anfitrião

Anfitrião: Dan Sasquatch

Imagem do perfil do anfitrião
I am a holistic healthcare practitioner (chiropractor) of over 25 years who, like Thoreau, went into the woods to "live deliberately." My objective is to live in peace and health while promoting sustainable, responsible culture. I host a talk radio program about this subject, so I actively promote independent thought and dialogue to this effect. Be careful about loosely asking questions -- I like to banter as well as impart what I've learned thus far. There is so much more to learn (a lifetime of lessons living out here) and it's soulful work, so I'm relatively enthusiastic about how important and relevant this subject is.

Por que o anfitrião escolheu essa propriedade

It's accessible to civilization but removed. All of our water is gravity fed and of the highest quality -- the best water you'll ever likely drink. The rain forest climate here ensures a plentiful supply (even though it may be too plentiful during the winter months).

O que faz essa propriedade ser única?

Beyond the filled capacity of woofers, interns and guests in the summer, it's quiet here in the forest. You can hear the wind blow and the rush of streams al around us. As I am fond of saying .. "there's nothing to do here." Of course there are lots of games and conversation to be had in the Hygge Hall, trails to hike, etc, but we have little access to technology so we can all unplug.

The land is rugged, steep mountainous terrain and our agroforestry orchards and garden have a permaculture emphasis. No, we don't grow pot (like everyone else in the emerald triangle). Our orchards and gardens have a created beauty and abundance -- feel free to forage and nourish yourself. We share.

Idiomas:

Inglês
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