
A considered collection of Vermont stays
Two mountain regions, two distinctive homes, and a local host who knows what makes a stay feel like yours.
Southern Vermont · Green Mountain range
More than a place to stay
White Birch Collective brings together welcoming homes near the mountains we love. Choose your landscape first. We’ll help you find the right place to settle in.
Choose your corner of Vermont

Jamaica · near Stratton
A forest-framed home for mountain days, restorative evenings, and time together.

Killington · now booking
A renovated duplex that sleeps 16, five minutes from the K-1 Base Lodge.

The collection is growing
Two private 3-bedroom units under one roof, a hot tub, a fire pit and a summer pool. Now booking stays from November 15.
144 Floral Drive · Sleeps 16 · Now booking

A restorative kind of mountain time
We look for the details that turn a getaway into a reset: a deep breath of forest air, warmth after the trail, and a home that gives everyone room to reconnect.
“The best plan is sometimes no plan at all.”
“The sauna after a day on the mountain was the best part of the trip.”
A guest note from the White Birch collection
Vermont vacation rentals for groups
Stratton Ski Haus is a four-bedroom Nordic A-frame in Jamaica, Vermont, 10 minutes from Stratton Mountain. It sleeps 10 and has a Finnish barrel sauna and a private hot tub.
Killington Ski Haus is a renovated duplex 5 minutes from the K-1 Base Lodge. Two private 3-bedroom units sleep 16 together, with a hot tub, a fire pit and a summer pool.
Both homes book direct on this site with no Airbnb or Vrbo service fee. Planning the trip? Start with our Vermont ski guides.
Killington Ski Haus is 5 minutes from the K-1 Base Lodge. Stratton Ski Haus is 10 minutes from the Stratton Mountain access road.
Killington Ski Haus sleeps 16 across 6 bedrooms in two private units. Stratton Ski Haus sleeps 10 across 4 bedrooms.
No. Booking direct on this site skips the service fee Airbnb and Vrbo add at checkout.
No. Both homes are pet-free and smoke-free.
Start with the mountains. We’ll take it from there.