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Carry in, carry out!
Noble View has no trash disposal service. Please remove everything you
bring to Noble View, including leftover food and trash.
Although there are two hand pump wells on the property, the water is
not potable, so you’ll need to bring water for drinking and cooking.
There are no showers, and outhouses are available for toileting.
All the buildings are heated by wood stoves, and firewood is
provided at no cost.
The access road and parking lot are plowed during the winter months.
The outside fireplace and campfire areas will be shared with other day
and overnight guests.
- Care must be taken when using outside fireplace and
campfire areas.
- Do not burn trash; use only the firewood provided.
- During increased fire hazard periods (outside burning
bans), no fires will be permitted in any outside fireplaces or fire
pits.
- Campfires must be extinguished by midnight.
To make reservations, vist our Reservations page.
DOUBLE COTTAGE
Insulated and suitable for year-round occupancy, the
newly-renovated double cottage is heated with wood stoves, and has
electricity, two refrigerators, and two 6-burner propane gas ranges.
There are no freezers.
The building accommodates eighteen people, with two two-person
handicapped-accessible bedrooms on the first floor, and shared bedrooms
on the second floor. Beds have five-inch thick mattresses, but
linen and pillows are
not provided, so you'll need to bring your own pillows, sheets, and
blankets (or sleeping
bags if you prefer).
The main floor houses a large kitchen with a dining
room, and two living rooms with couches, tables and chairs, recessed
lighting, and ceiling fans.
The kitchen is fully equipped with pots, pans, silverware, glasses,
cups, plates and bowls. However, until the bath house is completed and
dishwashing stations are available for use, you’ll be doing your
dishes using the three-container camp dishwashing method (see the
Users' Guide), so you may
wish to bring disposable plates, bowls, cups, and plastic utensils.
Click here to see photos of
the Double Cottage's interior.
Please review and adhere to the Double Cottage
Users' Guide.
Download the Double
Cottage floor plan.
Restaurants are available within five miles--see the Where
to Eat page.
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FARMHOUSE
Built in 1831, the rustic Farmhouse can accomodate a
group of ten, with one two-bed room, one three-bed room, and a living
room with two beds and space for
several people on the floor. There's a roomy kitchen with a
propane-fired two-burner hot
plate, and hard-piped propane interior lighting.
This building is not insulated. There is a wood stove in the living
room, so this room and the kitchen can be kept very warm. The bedrooms
are somewhat cooler, but not uncomfortable.
A limited selection of pots and pans is provided. Please bring your
own silverware and plates.
Restaurants are available within five miles--see the
Where to Eat page.
CAMPING
Tent camping is permitted in Saunders Corners at
the north end of the Link Trail in the clearing south of the Double
Cottage.
- Sleeping bag or other bedding equivalent
- Pillow
- Flashlight, headlamp, or lantern
- Sleeping clothes
- Sweatshirts or fleece for hanging around
- Shoes/slippers for hanging around
- Toiletry kit (no need for toilet paper, that’s provided)
- Hand sanitizer
- Baby wipes (for cleaning up after a long day of hiking)
- Packtowel or other towel
- Ear plugs (so you'll still like your roommates in the morning!)
- Musical instruments
- Cards, games, puzzles, books
- Snacks
- Trash bags (to remove your trash from the property)
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