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Lori Steere, Butter Hill Hideaway

Tentrr Camping Site at Butter Hill Hideaway in Chatham NH hosted by Guides Gone Wild guest Lori Steere

Today I'm thrilled to introduce you to my other-end-of-Notch neighbor, Lori Steere of the Butter Hill Hideaway.

Lori first came onto my radar when I saw a few posts she did on Instagram, talking about how she kind of impulsively bought a property in the middle of nowhere because of some indescribable connection she felt when she saw it.

I have a bit of a history of impulsively dumb real estate purchases myself, so I was hooked, and kept following along as she started fixing the place up for rentals, and later started adding tent sites and making the property into a woodsy wonderland.

I finally ambushed Lori for an interview last month - I’d started messaging with her, and invited her to stop by when she was heading through Evans Notch on the way back from helping out a friend. She was a little caught off guard when, all of a sudden, I was trying to mic up someone (her) I had barely just met, but she was a super good sport and rolled with it.

Over the last few years, Lori has turned her acres of overgrown hillside farmland into a cozy homestead for her family, and a peaceful, amenity-filled camping experience for complete strangers. But like all good Guides Gone Wild stories, there were a few twists, turns, broken bones and electrical fires along the way….

I think if I keep doing this podcast for much longer, I’m never going to want to spend a weekend at home ever again - even though it’s getting mighty frosty in the mornings around here, I am DYING to get up to Butter Hill to spend a weekend hiding out in Lori’s super-cool tent village. If you are too, be sure to follow Butter Hill Hideaway on Instagram and Facebook, and get your getaway booked asap!

Some links from my ambush of Lori:

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