0 Pole Bridge Rd , Woodstock, CT 06281(Windham County)

Get away from it all at Camp Wayautheyah, secluded & scenic 28 acres off the grid! stream, woods (not logged anytime in years), 16x24 cabin is powered DC (car battery), stove & propane cooking. Highly unique area (for CT), thousands acres with hardly any development that consists of large tracts of land all privately owned. There are some old stone foundations in the area & big old historic dam site by the property line; in colonial times this remote area was settled by Tories sympathetic to the British who were burned out by townsfolk. In the 1920's it was timber company owned and the town formally discontinued most of Pole Bridge road meaning besides the town owned portion along Chamberlain Lake the road becomes private with legal access for property owners only. The road is maintained by property owners. There are a few secluded off the grid year round residences here (solar, propane and generator powered homes)who's owners own equipment to maintain the road. There is also a small handful of camps. Zoning does not allow subdivision development on discontinued roads to ensure the area remains uniquely sparse. 1/4 century old cabin not was constructed to modern day residential building code/permitting process. A year round spring is by the cabin for water source. Fill-with-bucket toilet operates with holding tank and leach area. To find the premises, from RT 197 go 1.8 miles north to the Jct of Old Hall Rd that heads easterly (to the right, rock marked with blue Chevron). Continue 1,000 feet on Pole Bridge Rd to the wooden bridge. Continue 550 north past the bridge to the stonewall bound (both sides) access way on the right which is an old cart road to the land & dam/mill site. Land is just west of the 360 acre fabled estate "The Castle". If coming from the north property is 1/2 mile south of the 360 acre Solaire Family Nudist Resort (founded 1934, boundary trees marked with "Firing Range" signs).Google driving times to the wooden bridge: Worcester 43 minutes, Hartford 47 minutes, Providence 56 minutes.