Wood rack distance from house?

I have my wood processing and drying stacks about 300 feet from the house. They're frequented by snakes, Hornets, carpenter ants, and all kinds of other fun stuff I don't want too close to the house. I have a staging area, about 1.5 - 2 cords, on my basement patio, under our porch. I haul the first load to that staging area around Nov.1, after the bugs have gone dormant for the season.

Agree with Ashful: have the wood stacks a comfortable distance from the house for stacking/seasoning, and move whatever's a comfortable "stash" for burning near the house once the cooler temps prevent infestation. I keep my stacks about 100 feet from the house, as I have a smaller lot. I keep ~2 days of burning in my basement once the first freeze hits, and remove all wood from the house once the temperatures outside hit ~50. In CT, that means wood inside in late November, and back out by 2nd week of March.

Stacks of wood are maybe 25-30 feet from the house . . . woodshed is about the same distance . . . once we get some good freezing weather I will stack a little more than a week's worth of wood on the covered back porch . . . and I bring in the day's wood and sit it in the woodbox. I have yet to find any bugs, other than the normal ones folks see during the winter -- mainly the occasional spider.

Closest stack to the house is roughly 20 feet away. We don't stack out on the prairie. Learned this the hard way years ago after a deep snow.

We have a firewood hoop in the living room, stock it with a couple days worth. Replenish as needed.

I process my wood in the back of the barn and stack behind the barn to dry.
I put my winters worth in the pole barn and then a half face cord rack on the porch that I have to keep filling