Welcome to Aspen Grove We're so glad you've chosen to spend your time here. This is a genuinely wild, beautiful place, and part of what makes it special also demands respect. Please read these notes before booking. They cover real risks and a few house and community rules that help keep you, the land, and our neighbors safe. SAFETY FIRST 1. The sleeping loft. The loft is a cozy spot, but it's reached only by a steep ladder, and a fall from the ladder or loft can cause serious injury or death. For that reason, it isn't suitable for small children, anyone with mobility, balance, or vision limitations, anyone who sleepwalks, or anyone who has been drinking or taking medication or drugs. When climbing, face the ladder, keep three points of contact, and keep your hands free (no carrying children, pets, or bulky items). Pets aren't allowed in the loft, and any minor using it needs direct adult supervision. Using the loft is optional and at your own risk. 2. The hot tub. Nothing beats a soak in the hot tub, but it carries real risks, including drowning, slips and falls, burns, overheating, dehydration, fainting, and infection. There's no lifeguard, gate, or lock, so please look out for each other: never soak alone or while impaired, keep sessions to 15 minutes, and skip the glassware, diving, and jumping. Children under 5 may not use the tub, and children under 14 need an adult in the tub area. If you're pregnant or have a heart condition, blood pressure concerns, or other health issues, please check with your doctor first. Keep the cover latched when you're done, and watch your footing, since the decks and steps nearby can get slippery and icy. 3. Wildlife. Bears, moose, mountain lions, wolves, and other wild animals live on and pass through the property. Seeing them is a gift, but they're unpredictable and can injure or kill people and pets. Please enjoy them from a distance of 100 yards, never feed or approach them, and carry bear spray when you're out walking the land. 4. Remote mountain living. The home sits at about 7,500 feet. Altitude can cause illness and intensifies the effects of alcohol, sun, and hot tub use, so go easy the first day and drink plenty of water. Emergency responders and hospitals are 60 minutes or more away, and cell coverage is limited, so plan accordingly. Our roads are gravel and can be icy, muddy, or snow-drifted; all-wheel or four-wheel drive is recommended and may be necessary in winter. Weather, road conditions, and wildlife are part of life here and aren't grounds for a refund. 5. Little ones. The home isn't childproofed, so please keep an eye on minors at all times. FIRE SAFETY Wildfire is a serious danger in our area, so these rules are strict. 6. No open flames outdoors. County regulations prohibit campfires, fire pits, fireworks, sky lanterns, tiki torches, and wood- or charcoal-burning devices anywhere on the property. You're welcome to use the grill we provide, on the deck where it sits, as long as someone attends it the whole time. 7. No smoking or vaping, indoors or out. Violations may result in charges for odor remediation and cleaning. 8. Fireplace and wall heaters. Keep clothing, bedding, furniture, and anything flammable at least three feet away, and never leave children or pets unattended near them. Please follow the posted instructions. 9. Parking. Please park only on the driveway and designated areas, never on grass or brush, since hot exhaust can start a fire. Your vehicles, trailers, and their contents are here at your own risk. The garage door clearance is 12 feet, so check your height, and never run an engine inside a closed garage. CARING FOR THE HOME 10. We run on a private well that can run dry with heavy use. Short showers and full loads (dishwasher and laundry) help a lot. Please don't fill the hot tub, wash vehicles, or water plants. 11. Our septic system is a sensitive system, so only toilet paper and human waste should be flushed. That means no wipes (even "flushable" ones), paper towels, hygiene products, floss, or diapers. Repairs caused by misuse are the guest's responsibility. Throw food in the compost bucket rather than using the garbage disposal, especially for things like coffee grounds and carrot peelings and other difficult to dissolve materials. No grease, oil, or harsh chemicals down any drain. 12. To avoid inviting bears to the party, please don't leave trash, food, pet food, coolers, or anything scented outside or in an open truck bed. The home, garage, or a hard-sided vehicle are all safe spots. 13. Please check with us before hanging or processing any game or fish here, as carcasses and waste draw bears. 14. Guests will be charged for the repair or full replacement cost of any stained or damaged furnishings. 15. Please don't charge electric vehicles from household outlets or run generators without checking with us first, and keep drones away from neighboring land. 16. Please minimize dirt, mud and snow inside the cabin by removing outdoor footwear. 17. Please use coasters on surfaces at all times and clean up spills right away. 18. Please do not eat in the bedrooms. 19. Basic common sense: If you open it, close it; if you borrow it, return it; if you turn it on, turn it off; if you break it, let us know or fix it; if you use it, take care of it; if you make a mess, clean it up. 20. If the premises appear dirty or damaged upon Check-in, please inform us immediately. TRAVELING WITH DOGS We love having four-legged guests. 21. Up to 2 dogs are welcome, disclosed at booking. Outdoors, dogs need to be leashed or under strict voice control and should never be left outside unattended. 22. Please keep dogs off beds and furniture and out of the hot tub and loft. 23. If you leave your dog alone in the home, it must be crated. You're responsible for any damage or noise complaints. 24. Please bag all pet waste and put it in the trash. 25. Dogs should be current on vaccinations and flea and tick prevention, and dogs with a history of biting or aggression can't be accommodated. 26. Dogs may not chase, bark at, or approach wildlife or livestock. Wyoming law prohibits dogs from harassing wildlife, and authorities may take action against both dog and owner. 27. This is wild country for pets too. Risks include predators, moose, porcupines, badgers, livestock guardian dogs, traps and snares on nearby public land, vehicles, cold, and altitude. Pets are here at your own risk, and you're responsible for any damage or injury your pet causes. 28. Damage and Cleanliness: Any damage caused by a pet will result in a remediation fee of up to the full cost of repair or replacement of the items damaged. Please notify us of any damage or mess created by a pet. BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOR 29. Quiet hours are 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM, and amplified outdoor sound isn't permitted at any time. No parties or events, and a maximum of 6 overnight guests. We love our friendly neighbors and the peaceful, quiet serenity that makes this neighborhood so special. In that spirit, please be respectful by not creating excessive noise that may disturb the neighbors. 30. Please drive 20 mph or slower within the community. You're welcome on the property, our adjacent land where invited, public roads, and public land. Please don't enter neighboring private land. 31. If you bring ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, or similar machines, you operate them at your own risk and must follow Wyoming law and community rules. Please keep them off the property's vegetation. 32. No illegal activity or controlled substances prohibited by Wyoming or federal law. YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT By booking, you confirm that you've read these rules, understand the risks described above, and accept them for yourself and everyone in your group. Our cabin is privately owned and the Owner is not responsible for any accidents, injuries or illnesses that occur while on the premises or its facilities. The Owner is not responsible for the loss of...

The entire place is yours to use. The home, the studio/office, the garage, the covered carport, and the 10 acres it sits on.