The fact that 1 dog was welcome is the primary reason I chose this location. Another reason was the proximity to an event I was attending.The location is in a very undeveloped area, but the camp is fairly close to a road as the bird flies, high above and visually removed from it. Noise from the road was not any problem, and good roads nearby was a plus.The owner has a house on the road into the camp, well separated from camp. I liked this, they didn't bother me, and nice to have help nearby.The road in is was a well maintained gravel up and down winding way around rocky terrain. The owner had a large pile of road material and a front loader on site to keep it in good shape. However- if you don't know how to drive when you have to take ground clearance seriously, and have a very low undercarriage, maybe not for you.Another thing I liked is the wifi internet connection. Cell phone coverage was weak in some places around there, I wanted to be sure I could communicate with the event I was attending. VERY convenient to Fort Ticonderoga, which I visited, and highly recommend. There are other sites to visit nearby as well. I crossed on the Ticonderoga Ferry, the oldest continuous Vermont business, which is also nearby. Talk to the owner who runs the ferry if you go. Learning the details of operating the ferry while talking with him, his love for history and the legacy he contues is obvious.In conclusion- I had a very good experience, and recommend this location.