Vermont
2015 Complimentary
CAMPGROUND GUIDE
The Best Resource for Camping in Vermont
Including Cabin, Cottage & RV Unit
Rental Information
www.campvermont.com
www.VermontVacation.com
Relax & Rejuvenate in Nature, One Vermont Campsite at a Time
O
ften, the most memorable camping trips are the ones comprised
of the simplest of pleasures: a lake
or bubbling brook, leaves rustling
overhead, and access to quiet, beckoning forests. This summer, discover these outdoor “amenities” in
abundance at Vermont’s 39 State
Parks and 66 private campgrounds.
There’s no rush, no crowds, no
worries, and plenty to do - or not
do - for an awe-inspiring getaway.
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or busy families looking to slow down or
friends and couples seeking active adventures, setting the pace to relax and play comes
easily. Evening mealtimes often serve up happy
reminisces of the day’s activities and joyful
deliberation on what to do tomorrow and the
next day, and so on. Traditional camp cookouts
of hot dogs and s’mores can also feature local
flavors like artisan cheese and craft beer by the
campfire. Time in nature, slowed down and
savored, produces vivid snapshots to revisit for
a lifetime.
While some of Vermont’s most beloved attributes like mountain views and clean air infused
with the smell of fresh cut grass are enjoyed by
most, Vermont State Parks rangers and campground owners appreciate that campers are not
one size fits all. They offer rugged camping experiences for the back-country traveler as well
as accommodations for those who prefer more
creature comforts. In the Green Mountain
State, it’s as you wish: choose back-to-basics
primitive sites on the campground’s remote
edges; get comfy on easily accessible tent sites
with electric and water hookups, or nestle into
resort-style amenities of RV parks with spacious
cabins, onsite markets and commons equipped
with WIFI. So pack up your tent and hiking
boots or load up the camper and don’t forget
your sunscreen. It’s time to recharge, reconnect with one another, and become reacquainted with Mother Nature and her restorative ways.
Unwind and relax at your own pace. Landlovers will find campgrounds with
plenty
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More adventurous campers
will be thrilled
by the state’s
array of recreation, guides
and outfitters:
rock climbing,
tree-top obstacle courses,
off-road Segway tours,
road cycling,
fly fishing,
wind-surfing,
gold-panning, and the list goes on. Vermont
is equally rich in cultural offerings; day-trips
along Vermont’s 10 Scenic Byways reveal significant historic sites, a breadth of artisans and
galleries, and museums with thought-provoking exhibits.
Rest assured campers, you’ll get a good night’s
rest after playing to your heart’s content. But
don’t zip up that sleeping bag and tent before
looking up to marvel at the endless stars.
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Contents
Experience Vermont's Great Outdoors
on Your Next Camping Trip. . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Northern Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
State Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Private Campgrounds . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Central Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
State Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Private Campgrounds . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Southern Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
State Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Private Campgrounds . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Map of Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19
Private Campground
Amenities Chart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
Cabins, Cottages, Room, and RV Rental
Units at Private Campgrounds . . . . . . . 34
Cabin and Cottage Rentals at
State Campgrounds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
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The Vermont Campground Association
brings you this guide as your resource
to help plan your camping trip to Vermont. We hope that you take home
cherished memories and return many
times to our beautiful state.
PRIVATE CAMPGROUNDS provide a diverse
range of camping facilities and settings.
They are listed on the map on pages
18-19 and color coded by region (i.e. bl).
Vermont’s STATE PARK CAMPGROUNDS AND
DAY USE AREAS pride themselves in preserving the beauty and character of
each park by offering “camping in as
natural a setting as possible.” They do
not have RV hook-ups at their campsites. However, dumping stations are
available and RV’s are welcome. They
are listed on the map on pages 18-19
and color coded by region (i.e. dq).
RATES AND POLICIES: Please refer to each campground’s individual listing. Rates are subject to
change. Tax is charged as applicable. Rates, refunds and operational policies are determined by
individual campgrounds. Please check details at
the time of registration. Contact the individual
campground to get answers for any questions
that you may have regarding that particular campground.
VISITOR FEES: Most of our campgrounds charge
for visitors, especially on holiday weekends, when
their facilities are already maximized. They understand that you may want to invite friends and family to share your experiences of camping in Vermont. Our park owners realize that these visitors
may be our next camping guests. Owners strive
to provide the best camping experience for their
guests and visitors at a reasonable cost. In order
to do so, campgrounds may charge your visitors
a fee to use the pools, restrooms, and other facilities. VCA appreciates your understanding, and
suggests that you contact the individual campground for their visitor fees.
Being listed, or having an advertisement in the
Vermont Campground Guide does not imply
or suggest that the Vermont Campground
Association Inc. or its officers, endorse or
sanction the companies or individuals being
listed or advertised. VCA does not inspect
member campgrounds. The VCA was established
for marketing purposes; it has no regulatory
authority over its members, advertisers, or the
rates, policies, or practices under which they may
operate.
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auctions and curio shops; farms, orchards, and
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Experience Vermont’s
Great Outdoors on
Your Next Camping Trip
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W
hether you are a seasoned camper or first
timer, there are countless recreational
opportunities for biking, hiking, canoeing and
kayaking, hunting and fishing, or just horseback
riding quietly along a wooded trail to accompany
your outdoor experience.
Biking
can be as simple and quiet as taking the
family along one of Vermont’s many back roads or
on one of our great multi-use trails such as the Cross
Vermont Trail or the Lake Champlain Bikeway.
There are also many mountain biking trails for riders
of every level. Kingdom Trails in the Northeast
Kingdom are well known for their variety of trails,
from those especially for families to mountain bike
trails for experts. Ascutney Trails in central Vermont
has 30 miles of mapped trails. Grafton Ponds in
southern Vermont offers 2,000 acres of biking trails
and scenery to enjoy.
Canoeing and kayaking
offers families an
opportunity to enjoy Vermont’s many lakes and
rivers, from the expansive Lake Champlain to the
Connecticut River running the length of our eastern
border with NH. The Northern Forest Canoe Trail
meanders through northern Vermont offering a
variety of boating options. Experience the quiet
fun and freedom of Stand Up Paddling (SUP)
on Vermont’s lakes and ponds, or enjoy an active
vacation in Vermont on the Class III and IV rapids
of the West River in southern Vermont, one of the
state’s hidden treasures.
Hiking
is allowed on many of the biking trails
listed above, but for the true hiker, one looks to
the Appalachian and Long Trail which traverses the
length of the state from Pownal to Jay. Vermont’s
State Parks offer a variety of nature trails along
our many shorelines to challenging trails to the
top of Mount Ascutney or Vermont’s tallest peak,
Mount Mansfield. The State Parks also offer the
Vermont Outdoor Adventure Challenge, a program
for families to earn points to receive free passes to
the State Parks.
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BIKING RESOURCES
Cross Vermont Trail
www.crossvermont.org
Lake Champlain Bikeway
www.champlainbikeways.org
Kingdom Trails
www.kingdomtrails.org
Ascutney Basin Trails
www.ascutneytrails.com
Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center
www.graftonponds.com
Vermont Mountain Bike Association
www.vmba.org
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HIKING RESOURCES
Hunting and fishing in Vermont’s
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forests and on our many waterways is
available year-round, starting with trout
fishing on the second Saturday in April
and turkey hunting the first of May.
Bass fishing starts on June 15 and runs
through the end of November in our
cold water lakes such as Lake Willoughby.
Free fishing Days in Vermont are the
last Friday in January and the second
Saturday in June. Vermont is also known
for big game hunting in the fall. To
enjoy the most out of hunting and
fishing in Vermont pick up a copy of the Vermont Hunting, Fishing,
and Trapping Laws and Guide. See their ad on page 35.
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Horseback riding
can also be
part of your camping experience. New
Discovery State Park has a seven site
horse camping area. Trails for horseback
riding in the park include gravel-surfaced
roads, forest highways (logging roads),
the VAST Trails, and the MontpelierWells River Rail Trail (Cross Vermont
Trail).
Pick up or request a copy of the Vermont
Summer/Fall Vacation Guide for complete information that will inspire your
next vacation. www.VermontVacation.
com or 1-800-VERMONT.
Green Mountain Club
www.greenmountainclub.org
Vermont State Parks
www.vtstateparks.com
Green Mountain National Forest
www.fs.usda.gov/main/greenmountain
CANOE AND KAYAK RESOURCES
Northern Forest Canoe Trail
www.northernforestcanoetrail.org
Vermont Stand Up Paddleboarding
www.vermontsup.com
Paddle Surf Champlain
www.paddlesurfchamplain.com
Vermont White Water Rivers
www.riverfacts.com/states/vt.html
HORSEBACK RIDING RESOURCES
Green Mountain Horse Association
www.gmhainc.org
Vermont Association of Snow Travelers
www.vtvast.org
GENERAL RESOURCES
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department
www.vtfishandwildlife.com
Vermont Outdoor Guide Association
www.voga.org
Vermont State Parks
www.vtstateparks.com
www.VermontVacation.com
1-800-VERMONT
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Northern Vermont
Coastal Lake Cities,
Remote Wilderness
and Alluring
Landscapes
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
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A
place where Abenaki tradition, town and
country lifestyles, and French Canadian
confluence are revered, northern Vermont allows
visitors to venture deep into fertile valleys and
forests; farm tours, pick-your-own orchards and
open dairies await. Beer lovers can also acquire a
Vermont Brewery Passport and tour nearly half
of the state’s 30+ breweries, while vineyards offer
similar opportunities for tasting and exploration.
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On the eastern side of the Green Mountains, the
Northeast Kingdom is comprised of glacially carved
lakes, ponds, rivers and streams ideal for fishing,
peaceful exploration in a canoe, or motor boating
in wide open waters. Road and mountain bikers
will uncover Kingdom Trails, some of the finest
routes and trails in the nation. Come hungry,
as the Northeast Kingdom Tasting Center in
Along the shores of Lake Champlain on the region's
western edge stands bustling Burlington. The state's
queen city is a festive college town chock-full
of vibrant arts, shopping, dining and outdoor
recreation. The nation’s sixth largest lake, Champlain
plays host to sailors, swimmers, fishermen and
paddleboarders. Several daily cruises offer relaxed
sight-seeing from spring to fall.
At the center of the region, Mount Mansfield,
Vermont’s highest peak, challenges day trippers
as well as Long Trail through-hikers. Nearby,
Camel’s Hump is prominently viewed from several
regional towns, proving to be a popular subject for
photographers and watercolorists alike.
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Northern Vermont
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echo center for
lake champlain,
burlington
If you’re eager to tee it up,
there’s a variety of golf courses
to challenge every enthusiast’s
game, with the potential of a
random moose admiring your
backswing – try Jay Peak Resort,
or St. Johnsbury or Orleans
Country Club, to name a few.
Northern Vermont is home to
Silvio O. Conte National Fish
and Wildlife Refuge in the
Northeast Kingdom and the
Missisquoi National Wildlife
Refuge in the northwest. These
protected wetlands attract a
variety of wildlife and large flocks
of migratory birds.
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State Park Campgrounds
and Day Use Areas
in Northern Vermont
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
State Parks in the northern region offer
a truly diverse experience, from some of
Vermont’s most wild lands in the Northeast Kingdom to the coastal experience of
beaches, dunes and fresh water swimming
in the Champlain Islands. Or choose North
Central Vermont and you’ll be in the heart
of the Green Mountains. See the map on
pages 18-19 for state park locations.
s = campground b = day use area
1Alburg Dunes
b
Alburg 802-796-4170
BIG DEeR
s
Groton 802-584-3822
BOULDER BEACH
b
Groton 802-584-3823
BURTON ISLAND
sb
St. Albans Bay
802-524-6353
Brighton
sb
Island Pond
802-723-4360
CRYSTAL LAKE
b
Barton
802-525-6205
ELMORE
sb
Lake Elmore 802-888-2982
GRAND ISLE
s
Grand Isle 802-372-4300
Green River Reservoir s b
Hyde Park802-888-1349
KETTLE POND
s
Marshfield 802-426-3042
KILL KARE
b
St. Albans
802-524-6021
KNIGHT ISLAND
s
St. Albans Bay
802-343-7236
Knight Point
b
North Hero
802-372-8389
LAKE CARMI
sb
Enosburg Falls
802-933-8383
MAIDSTONE
sb
Guildhall 802-676-3930
NEW DISCOVERY sb
Marshfield 802-426-3042
NIQUETTE BAY b
Colchester
802-893-5210
North hero
b
North Hero
802-372-8727
RICKER POND
s
Groton 802-584-3821
SAND BAR
b
Milton
802-893-2825
Seyon Lodge
b
Groton
802-584-3829
SMUGGLERS’ NOTCH
s
Stowe 802-253-4014
STILLWATER
s
Groton 802-584-3822
UNDERHILL
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Underhill Center
802-899-3022
WOODS ISLAND
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St. Albans Bay
802-524-6353
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Newport welcomes visitors for
a veritable Vermont feast with
specialty foods, seasonal produce,
artisan cheese and local libations
– dine onsite or picnic downtown
along the boardwalk of Lake
Memphremagog.
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State-Owned Historic Sites in Northern Vermont
www.historicsites.vermont.gov
President Chester A. Arthur State Historic Site, Fairfield
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Northern Vermont Private Campgrounds
ALBURG RV RESORT & TRAILER SALES
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
1,500 Feet of Sandy Beach on Beautiful Lake Champlain!
• pool with diving area
• Excellent fishing,
swimming & boating
• Shuffleboard and
“Petanque” Courts
• 177 full Hook-up sites
• Concrete Boat ramp
Rated BEST by Windsailing Enthusiasts!
55 miles from Montreal’s casino – call now! 802-796-3733
Lake Champlain, VT • PO Box 50, Alburg, Vt 05440-0050
3ALBURG RV RESORT
marina with boat rentals, general store, community center, fitness room, heated pool, hot
tub, playground, laundry and hiking. Free
WiFi, free modern bath facilities and hot showers. Picnic tables, fire rings. Furnished cottage
rentals, rustic sleeping cabins. 242 sites, full,
partial hook ups, pull-thru sites. Big rig friendly. Daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal rates.
Lakeside location with grassy shaded sites.
From junction of Rte. 2 and 78: go 2 miles
east on 78, then .5 miles south on Blue Rock
Road. Woodall inspected and rated. Daily,
weekly, monthly, seasonal rates. 177 Full
Hook-up Sites. 20-30-50 amp, A/C allowed
($), Big Rigs welcome. Clean restrooms with
hot showers ($), laundromat, store, LP gas,
ice, fire rings. Recreation includes 1500’ of
sandy beach, pool, concrete boat ramp, lake
swimming, boating, canoeing, waterskiing,
windsurfing, fishing, rec. hall, kid’s playplace,
softball, volleyball, basketball hoop, horseshoes, shuffleboard and “petanque” courts,
bicycling. The Leduc family as your host.
6BARREWOOD CAMPGROUND
1 Alburg RV Road, PO Box 50
Alburg, VT 05440-0050
Phone: 802-796-3733 • Fax: 802-796-3733
Open: 5/1-10/1
Email: danielleleduc@comcast.net
Website: www.alburgrvresort.net
4APPLE ISLAND RESORT
PO Box 183, 71 Rte. 2, South Hero, VT 05486
Phone: 802-372-3800 • Fax: 802-372-3962
Open: 5/1-10/20
Email: getinfo@appleislandresort.com
Web: www.appleislandresort.com
From I-89, Exit 17, 6 miles west on Rte 2.
Destination RV resort offering 160 acres of
activities and relaxation. 9-hole golf course,
Woodall’s Rated
• Laundry
Fac:
• Public Phone Rec:
• WiFi
• Grocery Store
• Volleyball, basketball,
horseshoes, sports
field, kids Play area
3102 Rte. 100, Westfield, VT 05874
Phone: 802-744-6340
Open: 5/1-10/31
Email: barrewood@earthlink.net
In the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, Rte.
100, 4 miles north of Lowell, 20 minutes to Jay
Peak and Pump House Water Park, 10 miles
from Canada. 38 sites with water and electric,
WES available. Hot showers, laundry facilities,
rec. hall, playground, swimming and infant pool,
horseshoes, volleyball, hiking. Walk to waterfalls
and pools for swimming and fishing. Family
owned and operated for 3 generations. Think of
it as “your home away from home.” Your hosts,
Mark, Terrie, Jody, Dee.
7BELVIEW CAMPGROUND
620 Eastern Avenue (Rte. 16E)
PO Box 222, Barton, VT 05822-0222
Phone: 802-525-3242
Open: 5/11-10/14
Email: belview@kingcon.com
Web: www.belviewcampground.com
On Rte. 16E, 2 miles off I-91 Exit 25. Go
1 mile into Barton Village, bear right 5
South, 1/2 mile, turn left over tracks onto
16E. 1/2 mile on right. 46 varied sites
including seasonals, WES, Cable TV. Internet
available(fee). Breathtaking view of Crystal
Lake. 5-minute walk to swimming. ON-SITE
rental trailers. You’ll love our quiet relaxing
atmosphere. Nearby: lakes, ponds, rivers for
fishing, boating and swimming; 5-18 hole
golf courses; country stores; hiking and biking. Museums, church suppers and bazaars.
Fantastic fall foliage: our mountains ablaze
with color, the lake a heavenly clear blue. Bob
and Joyce Morse.
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BREEZY MEADOWS CAMPGROUND
23 Wendel Road, Concord, VT 05824
Phone: 802-695-9949
Open: 5/11-10/8
Email: breezy@together.net
Web: www.breezymeadowscampground.com
From I-93, Exit 1 to Rte. 2 East approximately
8 miles. 74 large sites for all campers and RVs.
30/50 amp, WES and cable TV at RV sites.
20 amp, W at tent/pop-up sites. Handicappedaccessible comfort station, store, rec. room,
laundry, pavilion, LP gas, wood, ice. Heated
pool open thru Labor Day, basketball, volleyball
courts, shuffleboard, horseshoes, playground.
Canoe/paddleboat rentals. Six miles of trail. Mini
golf course. Anita, Jim and Nelson welcome you.
Competitive rates, friendly service.
“The Best of Vermont on Lake Champlain”
Vermont’s Finest Destination RV Resort
Stay for a night, a week, a month or a season.
Cottage sales and rentals.
• 9-Hole Golf Course
• Community Center
• Fitness Center
• Heated Pool & Hot Tub
• Marina
• General Store
• Big Rig Friendly
• Free WiFi
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Reservations: 802.372.3800
Sales: 802.372.3866
www.appleislandresort.com
71 Route 2
South Hero, VT
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Breathtaking...golf, boating,
hiking & biking, peace & solitude.
Catering to adults.
802-525-3242
belview@kingcon.com
www.belviewcampground.com
Northern Vermont Private Campgrounds
buBREWSTER RIVER CAMPGROUND
Key to Vermont’s Regions
289 Rte. 108S, Campground Drive
PO Box 460, Jeffersonville, VT 05464
Phone: 802-644-6582 • Fax: 802-585-0328
Open: mid-May to mid-October
Email: info@brewsterrivercampground.com
Web: www.brewsterrivercampground.com
Quiet campground near Smugglers’ Notch and
Mount Mansfield, off Rte. 108S. Great for
outdoor recreation Suitable for exclusive use
by groups of 50-100 people. Pavilion available
in central field. Three trailer/RV sites W/E.
No sewer hook-ups or dump station. Clean
modern bath house, free hot showers. Rentals
include, lean-to, cabin, and one-bedroom apartment. Reservations required-restricted access.
Maximum vehicle length 19 ft/3.5m. NO PETS
ALLOWED. Bill and Tim McKone.
BURLINGTON’S NORTH BEACH
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Campground
60 Institute Road, Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: 802-862-0942
Open: 5/1-10/8
Email: akaeding@burlington.gov
Web: www.enjoyburlington.com
Nestled on the shores of beautiful Lake
Champlain on almost 45 acres of woods and
beach lies one of Burlington’s hidden treasures
— North Beach Campground. Urban facilities
with a decidedly rural character, there are 140
mostly shaded sites to either pitch your tent or
park your campers. With its premier natural sand
beach, picnic grounds and access to the bike path,
North Beach Campground offers an incomparable experience. Check in time is at 1400 and
check out is at 1200. 1 night non-refundable
deposit required. We welcome groups to try our
NEW organizational site. Stays are limited to14
consecutive days.
bmCAMP SKYLAND ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN
398 South Street, South Hero, VT 05486
Phone: 802-372-4200
Open: 6/1-9/15
Web: www.campskylandvt.com
Exit 17 I-89 3.5 miles off Rte. 2. Campsites
and cabins lakeside with views of Green
Mountains and Adirondacks. Recreation hall,
game room, library, rowboat and canoe rentals, restrooms; laundry, ice available. Rustic
cabins with toilet, shower, bedding, screened
porch, refrigerator and cooking facilities. 32
campsites: 13 WES, 8 WE, 11 tent sites with
picnic tables and fire rings. No pets allowed,
please call for availability of RV sites. Easy
lake access to swimming, boating, windsurfing, fishing. Family operated since 1927.
Your hosts: Jack and Priscilla Arnold.
For more information,
photos and links to
campgrounds visit
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bpCHAMPLAIN VALLEY CAMPGROUND
cnGOOSE POINT CAMPGROUND
On Rte. 36, 5 miles south of Swanton or 10
miles north of St. Albans, 85 sites, 71 WES, 14
WE. Hot showers, dumping station, propane gas,
boat launching pad, swimming, excellent fishing,
playground. Pets on leash. Your hosts, Marc and
Linda Bechard.
Rte. 2, 3 miles south of Jct. Rte. 78. Level pull
thru sites, also tent sites. Bathhouse with hot
showers, dumping station, camp store, laundry,
ice, wood, LPG, fishing, bait and tackle, boat
dockage, swimming, boating, and pool. Camping
and trailer supplies. Free WiFi, playground, large
covered building for planned activities. Nous
Parlons Francais. Gordie and Pauline Beyor,
owners.
600 Mcquam Shore Road, Swanton, VT 05488
(GPS: St Albans Bay 05481)
Phone: 802-524-5146
Open: 5/15-10/15
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CHAR-BO CAMPGROUND
347 Hayward Road, PO Box 602
Derby, VT 05829
Phone: 802-766-8807
Open: 5/1-10/1 weather permitting
Email: ctwillis@comcast.net
Web: www.char-bo.com
526 Rte. 2 South, Alburgh, VT 05440
Phone: 802-796-3711
Open: 5/1-10/1
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Nestled between Big Salem & Little Salem (great
for walleye fishing), family friendly, we offer
weekly, monthly & seasonal rates. take exit 28
off I-91, go 5 miles on east route 105, then turn
left on Hayward Road (town highway 50) NOT
hayward hollow rd….stay on route 105 DO
NOT FOLLOW GPS TO ROUTE 111. We have
planned activities for all ages, along with pool,
basketball court, bocci, horseshoe pits, volleyball,
social hall, fully stocked camp store that is open
to the public, with beer, ice & camping supplies.
Come stay for awhile where camping, friends and
family come together.
HOMESTEAD CAMPGROUND
864 Ethan Allen Highway, Milton, VT 05468
Phone: 802-524-2356
Open: 5/1-10/8
Email: owners@homesteadcampground.net
Web: www.homesteadcampground.net
Take Exit 18 off I-89. Campground is on left, .25
miles south on Rte. 7. Easy on/off access. Level
pull-thru wooded sites and level open grassy
sites. Sites have water, electric, and free cable TV.
Lean-to’s, dump station, LP gas, RV supplies,
WiFi, laundry. Activities: swimming pool, recreation hall, arcade, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball. Also weekend activities such as wagon rides,
kids club, bingo, take and make crafts and more.
Adjacent to restaurant, car wash, gas station,
supermarket. VISA/MC accepted. Reservations
recommended, but not necessary.
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cmGOLD BROOK CAMPGROUND
1900 Waterbury Road, Stowe, VT 05672
Phone: 802-253-7683
Open: All Year
Rte. 100, 7.5 miles north from Exit 10, I-89. 79
sites. Tents, 20 WE, 30 WES, and 50 amp hookups, cable vision and telephone connections with
prior arrangements. Wi-Fi. Free hot showers, DS,
FP, wood, ice, major playground, shuffleboard,
pool, rec. hall. Beautiful lawn on Gold Brook,
swimming, hunting, fishing, hiking, skiing, and
snowmobiling nearby. Reservations suggested.
Groups welcome. Base rate for 2 tenting or family of 4 with 2 children under 12. Kay, John and
Mary Nichols.
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Northern Vermont Private Campgrounds
duKEELER BAY CAMPGROUND & MARINA
Key to Vermont’s Regions
456 Rte. 2, South Hero, VT 05486
Phone: 802-395-1113
Open: 5/15-10/15
Email: info@keelerbay.com
Web: www.keelerbay.com
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Nine acre site located on the shores of Lake
Champlain in South Hero. We offer 28 campsites with full hook-up and 20/30/50 amp
electric. Recreational amenities include 900 feet
of shoreline on Keeler Bay with boat slips available, a large open field, and local events. Local
attractions include Allenholm Farm (petting zoo,
pies, ice cream, snack bar, bike rentals) and Snow
Farm Vineyard (wine tasting, concert events).
Accessible within a short drive is Ben and Jerry’s
Homemade Ice Cream in Waterbury, Teddy Bear
Factory in Shelburne, ECHO in Burlington, etc.
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LAKESIDE CAMPING
1348 Rte. 105, East Brighton Road
Island Pond, VT 05846
Phone: 802-723-6649
Open: 5/15-Labor Day
Email: info@lakesidecamping.com
Website www.lakesidecamping.com
Majestic pines, 1,500’ of sandy beaches, priceless lakeshore views provide an exceptional
setting for 200 campsites (wooded/open,
tents/pull-through; full hookups, 30 amp),
One mile east of Island Pond, join us for
boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, biking
and relaxing. Awesome NEW playground,
fireplaces, picnic tables, game room, convenience store, Free WiFi, MC/VISA, metered
LP gas, hot showers, NEW laundry facilities, restrooms, boat rentals and cruises.
Wildlife abounds with moose and loon sightings almost inevitable. Pets on a leash, on dog
walk only. Seasonals welcome.
dqLAKEVIEW CAMPING AREA
4921 Rte. 100, Eden Mills, VT 05653
Phone: 802-635-2255
Open: 5/15-10/15
Email:elhugh@surfglobal.net
Website: www.lakeviewcampingarea.biz
Lakeview Camping Area is situated on beautiful Lake Eden in Eden, VT and is our little bit
of heaven offered for your camping experience.
We are located in the mountains of Vermont
right on Route 100. We are within easy driving distance of Historic Burlington, our capital,
Montpelier, Littleton, N.H., and downtown
Montreal, Quebec. We offer scenic views of
Lake Eden complete with local wildlife and the
surrounding mountains. We have a small camp
store, firewood, ice, showers, and a small laundry
facility. WiFi available at office.
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PIDGEON
Norton, VT
Specializing in Steak
and Seafood
~Lunch and Dinner~
Thursday is Family Night
Complete Dinner $8.95
Route 114, Corridor 105A • 802-822-5258
• Meats
• Produce
• Groceries
• Discount Beverages
Find us in
Island Pond!
OPEN 7 DAYS
126 Cross Street
Island Pond, VT
802-723-4334
24-hour ATM
23 Westphal Rd.
Lake Elmore, VT 05657
802-888-9468
Corner of Cross & Main St.
Island Pond, VT
802-723-4452 • ipstore@simonthetanner.com
www.OsborneMaple.com
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup-Certified Organic
Friendlys Pizza
Brighton Garage
“...where you deal
with the owners”
Subs • Pasta • Salads
Calzones • Steaks
DINE IN or TAKE OUT
Vacation Rentals
Island Pond, VT
Brighton
Snowmobile
Club
Island Pond – Snowmobile
Capital of Vermont
For Trail Conditions: 802-723-4316
www.brightonsnowmobile.org
23 US Rte 101
802-723-4356
896 E. Charleston Rd.
Island Pond, VT 05846
802-723-6227
Family brands you trust!
North Face, Carhartt, Dickies,
Merrell, Keen, Columbia...
800-750-2425 • 802-723-4455
www.brightongarage.com
31 Derby St., Island Pond, VT
15 Mountain Street, Island Pond
(at the top of the footbridge)
802-723-0470 • www.hearthandhomecountry.com
Gervais Ace Hardware
62 Cross Street
Island Pond, VT
802-723-6138
Floe Docks • Lumber
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FOR FAST SERVICE CALL
802-723-4616
FREE 1/2 liter
Soda with 2 large
Combo Pizzas!
Lakefront Express Mart
Deli/Bakery
99 Cross St.
Island Pond, VT 05846
802-723-6178
GAS/DIESEL
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LAKEWOOD CAMPGROUND
122 Champlain Street, Swanton, VT 05488
Phone: 802-868-7270 • Fax: 802-868-9776
Off Season: 802-868-5125
Open: 5/1-10/1
Email: grammacase7@hotmail.com
Web: www.vtcampgrounds.com
9 miles west of Swanton off Rte. 78 on Tabor
Road. 217 total sites. 57 WE, 170 WES. Rental
cabins. Grocery store, rec. hall, baseball field,
tennis, horseshoes, shuffleboard, playground,
hot showers, laundry, LPG. Pool or lake swimming. Fishing and boating. Organized activities
on weekends. Close to shopping and golf. Only
one hour from Montreal, Canada, Plattsburgh,
NY, and Burlington, Vermont. Many open areas
to accommodate large groups. Colette and Ron
Case, owner/managers. Nous Parlons Francais.
euLONE PINE CAMPSITES
Colchester, VT 05446
Phone: 802-878-5447
Open: 5/1-10/15
Email: manager@lonepinecampsites.com
Web: www.lonepinecampsites.com
Malletts Bay, Colchester; 5 miles north of
Burlington. Highest rated area campground,
Vermont’s favorite family campground. From
South: I-89 to Exit 16, then Rtes. 2 and 7
north for 3 miles. Left on Bay Road 1 mile.
265 sites, DS, 3 bathhouses, laundry, store,
2 playgrounds, LPG, 2 swimming pools, rec.
hall, video game room, mini-golf, basketball,
horseshoe pits, volleyball, tennis, shuffleboard, planned activities, fire truck rides, caravans welcome, RV rentals, pedal karts, WiFi,
cable TV. Spacious, grassy campsites. Minutes
from beach, shopping, and restaurants.
elMALLETTS BAY CAMPGROUND
Key to Vermont’s Regions
88 Malletts Bay Campground Road
Colchester, VT 05446
Phone: 802-863-6980
Open: 5/1-10/15
Web: www. mallettsbaycampground.com
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I-89 to Exit 16, north 1.5 miles on Rte. 7. At stop
light go left 3 miles on Blakely Road, then just
beyond the light go left on Lakeshore Drive. 119
sites, 82 WES, 32 WE. Daily, weekly, monthly
and seasonal rates. Flush toilets, hot showers,
laundry, pool, ice, wood. Beach, boat access,
and tennis courts nearby. The Handy family.
Experience the
"authentic taste of Vermont."
Visit www.diginvt.com
for 400 farm and food experiences.
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ajestic pines, over 1,500 feet of sandy beaches, and
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priceless lakeshore views provide an exceptional setting
for 200 campsites (wooded/open, pull-through; full hookups, 30 amps). Just
over a mile east of Island Pond, join us for boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, biking, and relaxing. Playgrounds, fireplaces, picnic tables, game room,
convenience store, metered LP gas, hot showers, laundry facilities,
restrooms, boat rentals and cruises. Wildlife abounds with moose and
loon sightings almost inevitable. Pets on leash, on dog walk only.
Seasonals welcome. Free WiFi. MC and Visa accepted.
1348 Rte. 104, East Brighton Rd., Island Pond, VT
802-723-6649 • info@lakesidecamping.com
Visitor information:
Island Pond Chamber
of Commerce
State Liquor Store
12 Railroad St. • Island Pond • 802-723-5464
Sun.-Thurs. 7am-8pm • Fri. and Sat. 7am-9pm
chamber@islandpondchamber.org
PO Box 255
Island Pond, VT 05846
PEPIN’S
GREEN MOUNTAIN
AUTO SALES & SERVICE
30 South Street • Island Pond
802-723-4415
www.VermontVacation.com
1-800-VERMONT
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emMAPLE GROVE CAMPGROUND
1627 Main Street, Fairfax, VT 05454
Phone: 802-849-6439
Open: 5/1-10/12
Email: mcguiness.michael@yahoo.com
Southbound, Exit 19 off I-89, 8 miles south on
Rte. 104. Northbound, Exit 18 off I-89, go .10
miles south on Rte. 7 and east on Rte. 104A for
5 miles. At stop sign, go north on Rte. 104 for
1 mile. Entrance on the right. Beautiful, quiet
park. Sites with water, electric, and sewer. DS,
store, firewood, laundry, playground, horseshoes
on premises. 25 miles to Canada. VISA/MC.
Reservations recommended.
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MAPLEWOODS CAMPGROUND
260 Maplewoods Drive (Off Rte. 100C)
Johnson, VT 05656
Phone: 802-635-9181
Open: May-October
Email: maplewoodscampground@gmail.com
Web:www.maplewoodscampground,net
Newly established campground seated on 78
acres atop a hillside with outstanding views
of Sterling, Elmore and Butternut Mountains,
located 4 miles north of Johnson Village on
Rte. 100C and 1 mile south of the Rte. 100
intersection. Enjoy 65 large spacious sites with
47 full service and 18 WE. Camp store, ice
cream scoop shop arcade/game room, pool, 2
bathhouses, laundry, playground, badminton,
volleyball, horseshoes, planned activities, pet
friendly, cell phone friendly, firewood, dump station, WiFi onsite.
eqMILL BROOK CAMPGROUND
1152 Rte. 100, PO Box 133
Westfield, VT 05874
Phone: 802-744-8085 or 744-6673
Open: 5/5-9/30
Email: jjacraw@gmail.com
Web:www.millbrookcampground.com
A small campground with 30 sites situated in a
very natural setting with a scenic waterfalls and
gorge. The sites will accommodate all kinds of
campers and are near a stream used for wading
and swimming along with a brook fed pond. Free
hot showers and WiFi. A large play area for all
kinds of outdoor games including shuffleboard
and a rec hall. 10 minutes to the famous water
park at Jay Peak, along with lakes, golfing, hiking, mountain biking, shopping and restaurants
within minutes. Seasonal, monthly and weekly
rates are the best around. Looking forward to
meeting you.
erMILL POND CAMPGROUND
75 Mill Pond Road, Franklin, VT 05457
Phone: 802-285-2240
Open: 5/1-10/1
Email: millpondcampground@franklinvt.net
Web: www.millpondcampground.com
Family friendly. Weekly, monthly and seasonal
rates. Camper rentals available. Dump station,
Honey Wagon service. Playground, pool, volleyball, horseshoes, arcade, shuffleboard, activities, camp store. Fishing and boating. Lake
Carmi boat landing .5 miles away. 30 minutes
to Jay Peak Water Park. Open and wooded sites.
Tenting and RV sites, Free WiFi. Join the fun,
theme weekends such as Hawaiian Luau Pig
Roast, Christmas in July, Halloween, Cooking
Contest, Easter Dinner and many more. Pet
friendly with a Dog Park. Our family can’t wait
to meet yours. Owners: Doug and Laura Capsey.
esMOOSE RIVER CAMPGROUND
2870 Portland Street
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
Phone: 802-748-4334
Open: 5/1 to mid-October
Email: info@mooserivercampground.com
Web: www.mooserivercampground.com
Located at the junction of Rte. 2 and Rte.
18, our spacious campsites are nestled in the
curve of the Moose River. We are the perfect
place to base yourself while touring the many
attractions that are in our area. Come and
unwind, relax by our river as it rolls by…
it is all within your reach at Moose River.
WE CATER TO ADULTS AND OFFER
FREE WIRELESS INTERNET AND FREE
CABLE TV. Check out our new PRIME Site!
A Good Sam Park. Your hosts, Mary and
Gary Lunderville.
etMOUNTAIN VIEW CAMPGROUND
3154 Rte. 15 East, Morrisville, VT 05661
Phone: 802-888-2178
Open: 5/1-10/17
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Email: info@mountainviewcamping.com
Web: www.mountainviewcamping.com
Four star resort, minutes from Stowe, in the
heart of the Green Mountains. 38 WES, 14
WE, 15 tent sites (6 with electric), RV rental
(sleeps 5), 2 cabins (sleeps 2). Incredible camp
store, 1 heated pool, hot tub, heated bathhouse, adult living lounge, free WiFi, pavilion, bingo, miniature golf, 2 shuffleboard
courts, restaurant and snack bar, river tubing,
kayak rentals. Great fishing on the Lamoille
River, nearby hiking. Wonderful location to
view fall foliage. Nearby attractions: Ben &
Jerry’s Factory, Cabot Creamery, golf, Mount
Mansfield, gondola rides, Zipline, and many
more Stowe activities.
fuPINE HAVEN ECO-CAMPGROUND
110 Pine Haven Road, Colchester, VT 05446
Phone: 802-335-5566
Open: 5/15-10/15
Email: pinehavenecocampground@
gmail.com
Campground/Eco-friendly adult camping on
the Lamoille River with easy access to Lake
Champlain. Located off Rte. 2, 3 miles from I-89,
Exit 17. Private facility: by appointment only.
frSHELBURNE CAMPING AREA
4385 Shelburne Road, Shelburne, VT 05482
Phone: 802-985-2540
Open: All year
Email: shelbcamp@aol.com
Web: www.shelburnecamping.com
Your Vermont destination to day travel. Rte.
7, 1 mile north of Shelburne Village, or I-89
Exit 13, Rte. 7 south 4 miles. 80 sites. Early
season discounts. All size campers 20-50 amp,
tenting, kitchenette lodging, rental campers.
Full service bathhouse with free hot showers,
laundry, store, pools, LP gas, cable TV, free
WiFi, cell phone friendly, family restaurant. 1
mile to Shelburne Museum, Lake Champlain,
Country Store, Shopping Center, walking/
bike path, golf, churches. 3 miles to VT
Teddy Bear, Shelburne Farms, Shelburne
Vinyard, Magic Hat Brewery. 5 miles to
Burlington, colleges, malls, ferry. 4th generation Bissonette family owned and operated.
See ad page 15
Mountain View Campground
Ben and Jerry’s Factory • Stowe Bike Path • Alpine Slide • Shopping • Golf • Hiking Smugglers’ Notch
2 Pools • Hot Tub • New Shuffleboard Courts • Adult Lounge • Beautiful Camp Store • Kayak Rentals
Creemee Stand • Free Miniature Golf • Volleyball • Horseshoes • Laundry • Heated Bath House • LP Gas
3154 Route 15 East • Morrisville, VT 05661 • 802-888-2178
www.mountainviewcamping.com
Northern Vermont Private Campgrounds
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A True Family Campground
The Most Fun You Can Have in One Weekend!
2013 Good Sam Rating 9/9/8.5
www.treecorners.com • 95 Rte. 58W, Irasburg, VT
802-754-6042 (Summer) • 802-755-6219 (Winter)
• 128 Sites (57 Full Hook-ups) • 30 and 50 Amp Electric Service • Pull Through and Big Rig Sites • 3-Rental Cabins • 2 Heated Pools
• New Water Slide and Adult Hot Tub • Planned Weekend Activities • Saturday Fire Truck Rides • Camp Store • Recreation Hall • Scoop Shop
• Arcade • Picnic Tables and Fire Rings • Shuffleboard • Giant Chess Set • Horse Shoes • 2 Playgrounds • Wifi at Sites and All Sites Have TV
Sugar Ridge
RV Village & Campground
24 Old Stagecoach Road
Danville, VT
5 miles off I-91 on Rte. 2 West
Book Sunday to Wednesday
and receive Thursday night FREE
802-684-2550
www.sugarridgervpark.com
Vermont
Camping & Outdoor Show
Friday, April 17, 12 – 7 PM
Saturday, April 18, 9 AM – 7 PM
Sunday, April 19, 9 AM – 4 PM
Barre Civic Center, Barre, VT
Free Parking • $8/person
www.VermontCampingOutdoorShow.com
Produced By: Vermont Campground Association
guSUGAR RIDGE RV VILLAGE & CAMPGROUND
24 Old Stagecoach Road, Danville, VT 05828
Phone: 802-684-2550 • Fax: 802-684-1006
Open: 5/8-10/20
Email: sugarridge@kingcon.com
Web: www.sugarridgervpark.com
Family welcoming campground! From I-91,
Exit 21, go 4.5 miles west on Rte. 2, .5 miles
east of Danville Village. 150 spacious & scenic
sites located on 68 acres of beautiful maple
orchard and large pine groves. 30 & 50 amp,
sites, cable, WiFi ($). Organized activities,
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tennis, basketball, 2 pools (1 heated), horseshoe pits, shuffleboard, playground, fishing
pond, daily horse drawn wagon rides, hiking
and biking trails. Free bath facilities and hot
showers. Camp store, laundry rooms, and
recreational building with separate arcade
room. Pet friendly and on site rental units.
Spectacular 18 hole mini-golf course.
guTREE CORNERS FAMILY CAMPGROUND
95 Rte. 58W, Irasburg, VT 05845
Phone: 802-754-6042 (summer),
802-755-6219 (winter)
Open: mid-May to mid-October Email: info@treecorners.com
Web: www.treecorners.com
Modern campground. Exit 26 off I-91, left
onto Rte. 58W, 4.5 miles, right onto Rte.
14N 1.4 miles. 128 landscaped wooded/open
sites, clean facilities, satellite TV, 2 heated
pools, new water slide & adult hot tub, recreation hall, planned weekend activities, store,
VISA/MC. Saturday fire truck rides, playground, rental cabins, laundry, large showers
($), arcade, WiFi each site ($), horseshoes,
shuffleboard, and basketball courts, pets on
leash. 56 full hook-ups, 72 W&E, dump station and mobile. Come relax and enjoy the
Northeast Kingdom with its beautiful lakes,
hiking, fishing and scenic fall foliage. Your
hosts Korena and Paul Poirier and family.
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WILL-O-WOOD
CAMPGROUND
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goWHITE CAPS CAMPGROUND
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5659 Rte. 5A, Westmore, VT 05860
Phone: 802-467-3345 • Fax: 802-467-8667
Open mid-May to mid-October
Email: whitecaps@kingcon.com
Web: www.whitecapscampground.com
South end of Lake Willoughby, fabulous view of
the Willoughby Gap, between Mount Pisgah and
Mount Hor. 56 sites, full, WE, tent, 3 RV rentals,
2 B&B rooms and 1 dry log cabin. General store,
hot deli (3 meals/day), updated baths and showers, kayak and canoe rentals. Boating, fishing, diving, hiking and biking in this magnificent setting.
Golfing and Kingdom Trails (100 miles of scenic
bike trails) minutes from the campground. I-91
Exit 23 Lyndonville, Rte. 5 north to W. Burke,
Rte. 5A 6 miles or I-91 Exit 26, Rte. 58 E to Rte.
5A S. 6 miles. Doug and Bari Fischer, owners.
WILL-O-WOOD CAMPGROUND
227 Will-O-Wood Lane
Brownington, VT 05860
Phone: 802-525-3575
Open: 5/1 to mid-October
Email: wilowood@sover.net
Web: www.will-o-woodcampground.com
I-91 Exit 26, Rte. 58E 7 miles to Rte. 5A
south .5 miles. Open and wooded sites, .5
miles north of Lake Willoughby. WES, WE
and tent sites available. Clean restrooms with
hot showers, laundry, grocery and camping
supplies, metered LP gas. Swimming pool,
playground, rec. hall, basketball, volleyball,
shuffleboard, horseshoes. Sandy swimming
beach at Lake Willoughby, canoeing and
fishing at nearby lakes and ponds. Four golf
courses and hiking trails close by. WiFi available. MC/VISA. Jeff and Dave LaBerge.
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www.vtfishandwildlife.com
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Brownington, VT 05860
802-525-3575
www.will-o-woodcampground.com
Off I-91, Exit 25 or 26
Vermont boating regulations:
Vermont State Police – Marine Division, 2777 St. George Rd., Williston, VT 05495
802-878-7111 ext. 2211, www.boatsafe.com/vt
Vermont boat registration: 802-828-2000
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Poultney
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Skyline Drive (Toll)
153
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Published by the Vermont Department of Tourism & Marketing
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Map Location
NORTHERN VERMONT
1
ALBURG DUNES
2
BIG DEER
3
BOULDER BEACH
4
BURTON ISLAND
5
BRIGHTON
6
CRYSTAL LAKE
7
ELMORE
8
GRAND ISLE
9
GREEN RIVER RESERVOIR
10
KETTLE POND
11
KILL KARE
12 KNIGHT ISLAND
13
KNIGHT POINT
14
LAKE CARMI
15
MAIDSTONE
16
NEW DISCOVERY
17
NIQUETTE BAY
18
NORTH HERO
19
RICKER POND
20
SAND BAR
21
SEYON LODGE
22
SMUGGLERS’ NOTCH
23
STILLWATER
24
UNDERHILL
25
WOODS ISLAND
CENTRAL VERMONT
26
ALLIS
27
ASCUTNEY
28
BOMOSEEN
29
BRANBURY
30
BUTTON BAY
31
CAMP PLYMOUTH
32
COOLIDGE
33
DAR
34
GIFFORD WOODS
35
HALF MOON POND
36
KINGSLAND BAY
37
LAKE ST. CATHERINE
38
LITTLE RIVER
39
MOUNT PHILO
40
QUECHEE
41
SILVER LAKE
42
WATERBURY CENTER
43
WILGUS
SOUTHERN VERMONT
44
EMERALD LAKE
45
FORT DUMMER
46
JAMAICA
47
LAKE SHAFTSBURY
48
LOWELL LAKE
49
MOLLY STARK
50
TOWNSHEND
51
WOODFORD
ID # Park Name
Vermont State Park
Campgrounds and Day Use Areas
Camp Skyland on Lake Champlain
Champlain Valley Campground
Char-Bo Campground, LLC
Goldbrook Campground
Goose Point Campground
Homestead Campground
Keeler Bay Campground & Marina
Lakeside Camping
Lakeview Camping
Lakewood Campground
Lone Pine Campsites
Malletts Bay Campground
Maple Grove Campground
Maplewoods Campground
Mill Brook Campground
Mill Pond Campground
Moose River Campground
Mountain View Campground
Pine Haven Eco-Campground
Shelburne Camping Area
Sugar Ridge RV Village
Tree Corners Family Campground
White Caps Campground
Will-O-Wood Campground
10 Acres Campground & RV Park
Abel Mountain Campground
Caton Place Campground
Country Village Campground
Crown Point Camping Area
Four Springs Farm
Getaway Mountain & Campground
Green Mountain Family Campground
Horseshoe Acres, Inc.
Iroquios Land Family Camping
Lake Bomoseen KOA
Lake Champagne Campground
Lake Dunmore Kampersville
Lazy Lions Campground
Limehurst Lake Campground
Maple Hill Campsites
Meadowcrest Campground
Pleasant Valley Campground
Quechee Pine Valley RV Resort
Rest N’ Nest Campground
Rivers Bend Campground
Running Bear Camping Area
Thompson Hill Campground
Tree Farm Campground
Waterhouses Campground & Marina
5
8
13
19
25
28
31
51
63
Bald Mountain Campground
Brattleboro North KOA
Camping on the Battenkill
Dorset RV Park
Greenwood Lodge & Campsites
Howell’s Camping Area
Kenoli Village Campground
Pine Hollow Campground
West River Camperama
Campground
SOUTHERN VERMONT
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18
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39
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C3
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I3
H2
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10AcresCampground
AbelMountainCampground
AlburgRVResort
AppleIslandResort
BaldMountainCampground
BarrewoodCampground
BelviewCampground
BrattleboroNorthKOA
BreezyMeadowsCampground
BrewsterRiverCampground
Burlington’sNorthBeachCG
CampSkylandonLakeChamplain
CampingontheBattenkill
CatonPlaceCampground
ChamplainValleyCampground
Char-BoCampground
CountryVillageCampground
CrownPointCampingArea
DorsetRVPark
FourSpringsFarm
GetawayMountainCampground
GoldBrookCampground
GoosePointCampground
GreenMountainFamilyCampground
GreenwoodLodge&Campsites
HomesteadCampground
HorseshoeAcresCampground
Howell’sCampingArea
IroquoisLandFamilyCamping
KeelerBayCampground&Marina
KenolieVillageCampground
Addison
Braintree
Alburgh
SouthHero
Townshend
Westfield
Barton
Dummerston
Concord
Jeffersonville
Burlington
SouthHero
Arlington
Cavendish
Swanton
Derby
Leicester
Perkinsville
Dorset
Royalton
Ascutney
Stowe
Alburgh
Bristol
Bennington
Milton
Andover
Arlington
No.Clarendon
SouthHero
Newfane
Town
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728-5548
796-3733
372-3800
365-7510
744-6340
525-3242
254-5908
695-9949
644-2433
862-0942
372-4200
375-6663
226-7767
524-5146
766-8807
247-3333
263-5555
867-5754
763-7296
674-2812
253-7683
796-3711
453-3123
442-2547
524-2356
875-2960
375-6469
773-2832
395-1113
365-7671
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32 B10 LakeBomoseenKOA
Hubbardton
33 F8 LakeChampagneCampground
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34 C9 LakeDunmoreKampersville
Salisbury
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51 B17 PineHollowCampground
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52 H7 PleasantValleyCampground
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55B7RiversBendCampgroundNewHaven
56 G12 RunningBearCampground
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57 B5 ShelburneCampingArea
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58 H5 SugarRidgeRVVillage
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59 H7 ThompsonHillCampground
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60 G2 TreeCornersFamilyCampground Irasburg
61 F13 TreeFarmCampground
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62 C9 WaterhousesCampground&Marina Salisbury
63 E15 WestRiverCamperama
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Central Vermont
Recreational
Pursuits in a
Poet and
President’s
Retreat
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
bristol falls, bristol
karen pike, state of vermont/tourism
W
ithin this working landscape, visitors find towns
and villages that are home to a bounty of
Vermont products, from award winning cheddar
and ice cream to handcrafted wood furniture, to
historic quarried marble and granite that adorn
sculpture gardens and enriched town’s architectural
edifices.
Farms and fields align with small towns as the
Connecticut River lazily meanders along the eastern
border of the state providing access points for fishing
and boating. Quechee Gorge, known as “Vermont’s
Little Grand Canyon,” imparts a dramatic visual on
visitors while the Scenic Route 100 Byway, fondly
also termed the Skiers’ Highway, meanders along
the mountain ranges connecting ski towns and small
villages. Here, the Long Trail, Vermont’s end-toend hiking path parallels Route 100 to the west
as the Appalachian Trail branches off and winds
easterly toward Maine.
tired legs and get behind the wheel for some
scenic drives across mountain passes, or “gaps:”
Middlebury Gap, Appalachian Gap, Brandon Gap,
Middlebury Gap, Roxbury Gap and Lincoln Gap all
ascend the mountains of this region. Also, take the
path oft traveled by literary enthusiasts by visiting
the Robert Frost National Historic Landmark and
rustic wooden writing cabin where the famed
American poet found his inspiration.
Some of the many stops along the Vermont African
American Heritage Trail in this region include the
Justin Morrill Homestead, the home of Stephen
Douglas, Rokeby Museum, and Middlebury College.
camel's hump state park, duxbury
Pack some homemade goodies from a nearby country
store and spend a day, or - many days - exploring
more than 70 miles of trails within Moosalamoo
National Recreation Area. After hiking, rest those
22 Vermont Campground Guide 2015www.campvermont.com
dennis curran, state of vermont/tourism
Central Vermont
State Park Campgrounds
and Day Use Areas
in Central Vermont
hinesburg farmers’ market, hinesburg
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
With Lake Champlain to the west, the
Connecticut River to the east, and the
Green Mountains in between, this area’s
recreational pleasures are boundless. Float
down the river to your campsite at Wilgus State Park or paddle Lake Champlain
or any number of smaller lakes. Hike the
Green Mountain National Forest, the Long
Trail and the famous Appalachian Trail –
or check out mountain biking trails via
lift service or single track. See the map on
pages 18-19 for state park locations.
s = campground b = day use area
cqALLIS president calvin coolidge state historic site, plymouth
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CB johnson, state of vermont/tourism
Throughout the summer and fall, visitors will find numerous craft, art
and antique shows, flea markets, agricultural fairs and field days – like
the Tunbridge World’s Fair or Vermont State Fair in Rutland, and
weekly theatre, farmers’ markets and band stand music on town greens.
A visit to Montpelier, the smallest state capital in the country, may
inspire a tour of the Vermont History Museum. Or stroll the historic
grounds of Plymouth Notch, virtually unchanged since the early 1900s.
This rural, largely preserved Vermont village includes the homes of
President Calvin Coolidge’s family and neighbors, a general store,
church and the 1924 Summer White House office. Even the cheese
factory still makes cheese using the original 1890 recipe.
State-Owned Historic Sites in Central Vermont
www.historicsites.vermont.gov
Chimney Point State Historic Site, Addison
Hubbardton Battlefield State Historic Site, Hubbardton
Justin Smith Morrill Homestead State Historic Site, Strafford
Mount Independence State Historic Site, Orwell
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110 ACRES CAMPGROUND
Key to Vermont’s Regions
9 Ten Acre Drive, Addison, VT 05491
Phone: 802-759-2662
Open: 5/1-9/15
Email: tenacre@gmavt.net
Web:www.10acrescampground.com
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Across the road from beautiful Lake Champlain.
Great views of the Adirondack Mountains in New
York. Excellent fishing and boating with launches
nearby. Family camping atmosphere with planned
weekend activities. Kid’s fishing pond, swimming
pool, kid’s play area, horseshoes. Grassy sites,
30 amp WES, 20 amp WE, screened leanto’s,
laundry room, and hot showers. We welcome
seasonal, weekly, weekend campers. Pet friendly.
Located on Rte. 125 in Addison, one mile south
of the bridge to New York. Approximately 15
miles west of Middlebury. Reservations recommended. Your hosts, Jay and Chrissy. Find us on
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ABEL MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND
354 Mobile Acres Road, Braintree, VT 05060
Phone: 802-728-5548
Open: 5/15-10/15
Email: info@abelmountaincampground.com
Web: www.abelmountain.com
From I-89, Randolph Exit 4, west on Rte. 66,
2.5 miles, Rte. 12A 2.5 miles on left. Minutes
from the highway. Quiet secluded haven along
the third branch of the White River, 270 acres
of trails. 131 spacious, grassy sites, 37 river
bank, 18 pull-through, fire ring, table, cable,
20/30/50 amp service. Enjoy the serene, friendly atmosphere and relaxing sounds of the river.
Pool, shuffleboard, volleyball, open pavilion,
playgrounds, basketball, horseshoes, hiking, tubing, fishing, dump station, free hot showers, flush
toilets. Scheduled activities. We sell wood, ice
and propane. Great golfing nearby. WiFi. Pets
welcome. MC/VISA, Amex and Discover.
boCATON PLACE CAMPGROUND
2419 East Road, Cavendish, VT 05142
Phone: 802-226-7767
Open: 5/1-10/15
Email: catonplacecamp@aol.com
Family owned and operated campground in the
foothills of the Green Mountains with views
of Okemo Mountain. Facility house in White
Pine Grove with full hook up sites, showers
and laundry. We pride ourselves on treating our
campers fairly and our repeat business reflects
this. In-ground pool, horseshoes, playground,
badminton, ping-pong, foosball, shuffleboard,
volleyball, and bingo. Pavilion for activities and
entertainment. Store, ice, wood and propane
available. Quiet hours maintained, stone firepits,
full hook-up sites in both mountain view and
grove. Pull-thru sites with full hook-up, dump
station, rentals. Reservations with deposit. MC/
Visa. Your hosts, the Therriens, Tammy, and
Gordon.
Moving firewood can spread insects
and disease that kill trees.
Buy at your Vermont campground.
Crown Point
Camping Area
info@crownpointcampingarea.com
crownpointcampingarea.com
802-263-5555
Perkinsville, VT
OPEN 5/1-10/18 AND 12/1-4/1
• Quite family camping • Large, peaceful sites
• overlooking beautiful Stoughton Pond • tentS AND RV’s welcome
• fishing, HIKING, SWIMMING • day use facilities,
• 3 FULL FACILITY bathhouses • full hook-up sites wITH 30 amp service
brCOUNTRY VILLAGE CAMPGROUND
40 Rte. 7, Leicester, VT 05733
Phone: 802-247-3333
Open: mid-May to10/1
Email: countryvillagevt@aol.com
Web: www.countryvillagecampground.com
Located conveniently in the middle of state
we are a campground for 3 seasons with large
wooded sites and easy access to the splendors of
Vermont. There are 5 tent sites, and 36 RV sites
that can accommodate large rigs. Enjoy a swim
in the pool, a game of Bocce, or just relax in the
meadow with a good book. Your pet will enjoy
camping too with a stroll through the pet-walk
or a run around the campground. We offer a 20%
discount for law enforcement and military ID
holders. Enjoy hiking, canoeing, kayaking, boating and fishing nearby.
bsCROWN POINT CAMPING AREA
131 Bishop Camp Road
Perkinsville, VT 05151
Phone: 802-263-5555
Open: 5/1-10/31 and 12/1-4/1
Email: info@crownpointcampingarea.com
Web: www.crownpointcampingarea.com
One mile east of Perkinsville off Rte. 106, 10
miles from Exits 7 and 8 off I-91. 143 sites
located in a level and mature pine plantation overlooking beautiful Stoughton Pond.
91 full hook-up, 35 WE and 17 tent sites.
Pull thru’s, 3 clean, full facility bathhouses.
Excellent fishing, kayaking, hiking, biking,
foliage viewing, shuffleboard, mini-golf and
weekend activities. Explore the beauty of
Vermont from a central location. Close to
NH shopping, LP gas, ice, WiFi, cable TV.
New for 2014, come enjoy the “Crown Point
Lagoon” a .75 acre swimming pond and beach.
RV’s and seasonals welcome. Pet’s on leash.
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FOUR SPRINGS FARM
776 Gee Hill, Royalton, VT 05068
Phone: 802-763-7296
Open: 4/26-10/30
Email: fourspringsfarm@gmail.com
Web: www.fourspringsfarm.com
Campground on a working organic farm including rustic cabins and private, individually located
walk-in tent sites each with a fireplace and pic-
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nic table. Central picnic pavilion. Spectacular
views. Beautiful mowed areas for events and celebrations. Tag-along on chores, pick-your-own
veggies, explore fields, streams and woodland.
Vegetables, fruit, flowers, baked goods, eggs and
chickens for purchase in season. Reservations
recommended. No RVs or pets. Easily accessible,
located near I-89 between White River Junction
and Montpelier. Nature’s playground at her best!
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GETAWAY MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND
PO Box 372, Rte. 5 S, Ascutney, VT 05030
Phone: 802-674-2812
Open: 5/1-10/31
Web: www.getawaymountaincampground.com
I-91 Exit 8, to Rte. 5 South, less than 2 miles
on right. 87 WES, 10 large 50 amp pull-through
sites. Store, WiFi hot spot, rec-room, firewood,
ice, pets on leash, heated pool, pot luck suppers,
bonfires, wagon rides, playgrounds, family activities, feed fish in pond, propane filling station.
Beautiful scenery on 59 acres. Mount Ascutney
hiking and Connecticut River nearby. Close to
restaurants and shopping. Hope to see you there.
Owners: Dave, Ellen, Jason, Whitney, Abbie,
and Emily.
coGREEN MOUNTAIN FAMILY CAMPGROUND
4817 South 116 Road, Birch Landing
PO Box 150, Bristol, VT 05443
Phone: 802-453-3123, 802-453-6163
Open: 5/1 to Columbus Day Email: greenmtnfamilycg@aol.com.
Web: www.greenmountainfamily.com
A private, rustic, traditional campground nestled
next to the Green Mountain National Forest.
Quiet hours are maintained. All sites have fire
rings and picnic tables. Firewood, ice, propane
and other basic necessities available at our store.
Two in-ground pools, laundry facilities, free
shower rooms, horseshoes, volleyball, badminton, bingo and an outdoor pavilion with fire pit
ideal for any family gathering. Winner of 2011
Addison County Eagle reader service award. See
you soon, Linda and Chet.
For more information,
photos and links to
campgrounds visit
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crHORSESHOE ACRES CAMPGROUND
1978 Weston Andover Road
Andover, VT 05143
Phone: 802-875-2960 • Fax: 802-875-4847
Open: 5/1-11/1
Email: ledger@vermontel.net
Web: www.horseshoeacrescampground.com
From I-91 Exit 6 north on Rte. 103 to Chester,
west on Rte. 11, 4 miles north on AndoverWeston Road 4.2 miles to campground. From
Weston turn off Rte. 100 at the Weston Market,
4 miles east. 150 WE, 25 WES. Pond, in-ground
20’ x 40’ pool, game-room and arcade, miniature
golf, shuffleboard, playground, paddleboat rentals, horseshoes, TV hookup, convenience store,
LP gas, wood, ice, laundry facilities, 3 modern
restroom buildings, RV supplies, mobile sewer
service, dumping stations, phone. Rental trailers
available, pets welcome. Safari field with barbeque, dance hall for clubs and groups. Seasonals
welcome. VISA/MC/DISC.
ctIROQUOIS LAND FAMILY CAMPING
2334 East Clarendon Road
North Clarendon, VT 05759
Phone: 802-773-2832
Open: 5/1-10/15
Email: camping@irocamp.com
Web: www.irocamp.com
Take N. Shrewsbury exit off Rte. 7 south of
Rutland then take 1st right on East Clarendon
Road. Continue .5 miles, on left (2 miles off Rte.
7). 32 sites. Quiet and beautiful panorama. Large
pull-thru RV sites on mowed grass, WE or WES,
30 and 50 amp electrical. Seasonal sites available.
Swimming pool, small store and rec. building.
MC/VISA 5 minutes to Rutland. FREE WiFi
Karl and Carol Anderson.
Vermont
Camping & Outdoor Show
Friday, April 17, 12 PM – 7 PM
Saturday, April 18, 9 AM – 7 PM
Sunday, April 19, 9 AM – 4 PM
Barre Civic Center, Barre, VT
Free Parking • $8/person
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doLAKE DUNMORE KAMPERSVILLE
A quiet lakeside retreat in the Green
Mountains of Vermont. Modern bathrooms
with hot showers, large-rigs welcome. 70’
pull-thrus with 50 amp service, tent sites.
Swimming pools with large pool, slide pool
with barrel slides, kiddie pool, spa. Boat
launch, docks for guests’ use. Modern playground. The lake offers some of the best fishing in the East. Boat rentals (pontoon boats,
fishing boats with motor, canoes). Rental
units available include fully furnished park
models with kitchen and bath (sleeps 8) and
rustic cabins, (sleeps 6). Well-stocked store.
Local attractions close by. Reservations recommended, not required. Rutland Herald’s
Best Campground 2010.
See ad page 26
Lake Dunmore Kampersville is located 1.5
miles off Rte. 7 on beautiful Lake Dunmore,
Rte. 53. 210 sites, 130 WES, 79 WE, cottage
rentals, 2 heated pools/splashpad & waterfall,
beach, rec. hall, boats for rent. free cable TV,
free WiFi hot spots, restaurant, planned recreation, restrooms, free hot showers, laundry,
store, ice, snack bar, arcade, deli, seasonal sites
available, separate kiddie pool, playground,
lake swimming, softball field, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, firewood,
LP gas, dumping station, portable dumping
service. Hike the Long Trail, fish the trout
streams of Vermont, horseback riding, golf
at courses in the area. Reservations accepted.
See ad page 27
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18 Campground Drive, Rte. 30,
Bomoseen, VT 05732
Hubbardton, VT (physical location)
Phone: 802-273-2061
Open: 5/1-10/1
Email: camplbc@aol.com
Web: www.lakebomoseen.com
53 Lake Champagne Drive, PO Box 250
Randolph Center, VT 05061
Phone: 802-728-5293
Open: 5/17-10/15
Email: camp@lakechampagne.com
Web: www.lakechampagne.com
Located in the geographical center of
Vermont, Lake Champagne is the ideal base
for exploring everything Vermont has to
offer. The sparkling lake and 100 acres of rolling hills provide an excellent setting for connecting with Vermont’s scenery, fairs, history,
festivals, and foliage. 123 sites, full WE, and
tent. Pull-thru sites, 50 amp, free WiFi, laundry, propane, rec. hall, playground, swimming
in a crystal-clear lake plus more. Join us; get
the “Champagne” feeling! One mile from I-89
easy-on/easy-off, Exit 4 (Randolph). One
mile east on Rte. 66. Right on to Furnace
Road. Entrance 100 yards on left. Trailer
Life-rating 8.5-9.5*-9.5.
1457 Lake Dunmore Road, PO Box 56
Rte. 53, Salisbury, VT 05769
Phone: 802-352-4501
Fax: 802-352-4316
Open: Year around
Email: info@kampersville.com
Web: www.kampersville.com
281 Middle Road, Graniteville, VT 05654
PO Box 269, South Barre, VT 05670
Phone: 802-479-2823, 802-479-1110
Open: 5/1 to mid-October
(weather permitting)
Email: camping@lazylions.com
Web: www.lazylions.com
Country camping 3 miles from Barre! Millstone
Hills Touring Center (mountain biking), granite
quarries, bike path, rec. field and playgrounds
within walking distance. Montpelier, Thunder
Road Speedway, Hope Cemetery, floating and
covered bridges are close by. 22 full hook ups
with cable, 2 cabins, 2 lean-to’s, 23 tent and 2
group sites. Green Mountain Trolley snack shack,
clean restrooms, laundry, hot showers, WiFi, DS,
propane, FP, ice, wood, picnic tables. I-89: Exit 6
to light; go up Middle Road a mile, on left
Experience the
"authentic taste of Vermont."
Visit www.diginvt.com
for 400 farm and food experiences.
www.VermontVacation.com
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BEST CAMPGROUND 2010!
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dtLIMEHURST LAKE CAMPGROUND
4104 Rte. 14, Williamstown, VT 05679
Phone: 802-433-6662 • Fax: 802-433-6662
Open: 4/15-10/25
Email: limehurstlakecampground@gmail.com
Web: www.limehurstlake.com
“Where fun, family & safety is our priority”.
I-89 Exit 6E, Hwy-63, 5 miles, Hwy 14S, 6
miles on right. 73 sites, 56 hook ups. Camp
by the night, week, month or season. Free
WiFi, cable, 30/50 amp, metered LPG, wood,
laundry, well stocked store. Separate primitive
tenting area, RV rental, pet friendly rustic
cabins, lean-to’s. 11 acre lake (free fishing, no
license required), boat rentals (NO outside
boats permitted), 250’ waterslide($). Snack
bar, sandy beach, hiking trail, weekend activities. 7 day cancellation notice, 14 on rentals.
Good Sam Park. Kelly and Rick Larose, your
hosts.
See ad page 28
enMAPLE HILL CAMPSITES
3825 Quaker Street, Bristol, VT 05443
Phone: 802-453-3687
Open: 5/20-10/20
Email: maplehillcampsites@gmavt.net
Web: www.maplehillcampsites.com
• Boat rentals
• Boat ramp & dock
• Movie, mini golf
• General store/gift shop
• LP gas, firewood, ice
• On-site trailer rentals
• Cabin rentals
We offer tent sites in the woods bordering
Shadow Brook, or in a wildflower meadow with
extensive views, also a few pop-up/smaller RV
spaces. Relax with nature and sunsets, in the foothills between Mount Abe and Mount Ellen, just
off scenic Rte. 17. Woodland walks, trout fishing,
swimming, hiking, biking, museums and lakes
nearby. Our campers return year after year to
Maple Hill. Free hot showers, flush toilets. Cars
may park at sites. Half hour drive to Middlebury
or Waitsfield. Only hookups: water, 20 amp electric. Download brochures at our website. Email
or call for reservations.
epMEADOWCREST CAMPGROUND • 33 wooded acres
• Swimming pool
• Shaded campsites
• Tent & trailer sites
• Picnic tables & fireplaces
• Fishing streams & lakes
• Electric, water, sewer, &
satellite TV hookups
• Group area
• Clean, heated restrooms
• Playground
4239 Rte. 2, Marshfield, VT 05658
Phone: 802-426-3514
Open: 5/1-10/15
Email: campmeadowcrest@aol.com
Web: www.meadowcrestcampground.com
Meadowcrest is conveniently located on Rte.
2 along the Winooski River, 14 miles east of
Montpelier or 18 miles west of St. Johnsbury easily accessible from either I-89 or I-91. 20 sites. 14
WES, 6 tent sites. Free hot showers, WiFi heated
above ground pool, playground, and beautifully landscaped countryside setting with grassy
sites. Our rec room is a great place to relax or
meet others. Close to many attractions! Weekly,
monthly and seasonal rates available. Pets welcome. Your hosts: Heath and Erica.
802-273-2061
18 Campground Drive • Bomoseen, VT 05732
www.lakebomoseen.com • camplbc@aol.com
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• Rave Trampoline at Beach • Jacuzzi
• 2 Heated Pools • Separate Kiddies’ Pool
• Planned Recreation • Playground • Arcade
• Lake Swimming • Shuffleboard Courts
• Basketball • Horseshoes
• Store • Laundry • Spotless Restrooms
• Cable TV
• Deli • Snack Bar • Pizza Parlor
• High-Speed Wi-Fi Wireless Internet Available
• Paddleboat, Canoe, Kayak & Motorboat Rentals
• By the Week – 2 and 3 Bedroom Cottages
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Limehurst Lake Campground
4104 Route 14 Williamstown, VT 05679
802-433-6662 X www.limehurstlake.com
limehurstlake@myfairpoint.net or
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340 Tickle Naked Pond Road
PO Box 5, Wells River, VT 05081
Phone: 802-584-3884
Open: 5/15-10/15
Located in Ryegate on the west side of Tickle
Naked Pond. 1.5 miles north of Rte. 302 on
Ryegate Center Road or use Exit 17 west of I-91.
30 WE ($), 7 WES ($), 13 tent sites. Seasonal
rates on 100 acres. Store, hot showers ($), DS,
wood, playground, boating, fishing, swimming,
paddle boats, volleyball, horseshoes, planned
activities. 2 miles from softball fields. Hunters
and fishermen welcome. Children and pet friendly. Family owned and operated by Harry and
Sandy Cushing.
Vermont
Camping & Outdoor Show
Friday, April 17, 12 PM – 7 PM
Saturday, April 18, 9 AM – 7 PM
Sunday, April 19, 9 AM – 4 PM
PO Box 258, 300 Latham Road
East Thetford, VT 05043
Phone: 802-785-2997
Open: 4/27-10/15
Email: info@restnnest.com
Web: www.restnnest.com
Known as, “The Campground with Elbow
Room.” I-91 to Exit 14, turn east on Rte. 113
for 200’, turn left on to Latham Rd. 20 minutes
to Dartmouth Hospital and Dartmouth College.
21 semi-wooded acres, 90 sites, 59 full, 19 WE,
12 tents, pull-thru sites available. 20/30/50
amp (selected sites). Camp store, laundry, free
showers, dump station, rec. hall, games, wood,
ice, propane fill station, heated restrooms, WiFi,
playground, swimming pond with raft/slide and
pool. Events held selected weekends. Golf, fishing, hiking nearby. Good Sam Park. Seasonal
sites available. MC/VISA/DISCOVER. Your
hosts, Greg and Joanne Fulton.
Complete facilities include:
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fnQUECHEE PINE VALLEY KOA
3700 Woodstock Road
White River Jct., VT 05001
Reservations: 800-562-1621
Info: 802-296-6711 • Fax: 802-296-6704
Open: 5/1-10/21
Email: quecheekoa@comcast.net
Web: www.koa.com/campgrounds/quechee
Nestled in the breathtaking Upper Valley of
Central Vermont, this KOA is conveniently
located at the intersection of I-89 and I-91. With
spacious, level, Big Rig friendly pull thru’s, it’s
easy to stretch out and create your base camp to
explore New England. Famous for its Quechee
Gorge, “The Little Grand Canyon of Vermont.”
Quechee is also famous for its annual Balloon
Festival, Fathers Day weekend. Relax at camp in
a sparkling new cabin or lodge. Lounge by the
pool, canoe the pond, or sit and enjoy the breeze
from the trees. Come visit the “Gateway to New
England KOA!”
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Barre Civic Center, Barre, VT
Free Parking • $8/person
www.VermontCampingOutdoorShow.com
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722 Rivers Bend Road
New Haven, VT 05472
Phone: 802-388-9022
Open: 5/1 to mid October
Email: rbc@gmavt.net
Just 3 miles north of Middlebury on Rte. 7,
turn onto Dog Team Road and go 1 mile, turn
onto Rivers Bend Road. Large level sites on
4,000’ of river frontage in the scenic Champlain
Valley. Very secluded, yet close to all amenities.
Friendly service, clean restrooms and showers, a
store, ice, wood, propane and a heated swimming
pool! All sites WE with picnic table and fire ring;
dump station. Enjoy hiking, biking, fishing or
visits to some of our fantastic local vineyards and
orchards. Weekly/monthly discounts. Guided
fishing available. Bikers welcome. Under new
ownership. WiFi, pets allowed. VISA/MC.
fqRUNNING BEAR CAMPGROUND
6248 Rte. 5, PO Box 378, Ascutney, VT 05030
Phone/Fax: 802-674-6417
Open: 4/29-10/10
Email: contact@runningbearvt.com
Web: www.runningbearvt.com
From I-91, Exit 8, .5 miles to Rte. 5 north, 1
mile to entrance on left. Relaxing four-season
campground. 97 sites, 42 WES, 45 WE 50-3020 amp, 10 tent sites, scheduled entertainment,
safari field. Heated rest rooms with free hot
showers. Dump station, LP gas, camp store, ice,
wood, function hall, heated pool, playground,
horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, softball, tractor rides. In the HEART of Twin State activities. Summer: golf, fishing, and boating nearby.
Winter (full season and dry camping): downhill,
cross country skiing, and snowmobiling nearby.
Large motor homes welcome. Good Sam Park.
MC/VISA/DISCOVER. Free WiFi.
Happy dogs are leashed,
exercised, and under control,
which makes everyone
a happy camper!
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THOMPSON HILL CAMPGROUND
43 Thompson Hill Road
PO Box 184, East Corinth, VT 05040
Phone: 802-439-9090/877-602-9090
Open: 5/1-10/14
Email: Janice@thompsonhillcampground.com
Web: www.thompsonhillcampground.com
Thompson Hill Campground is on a 25 acre
piece of beautiful farm land that has amazing
views of the Green Mountains. New in 2010 with
RV, tent, and cabin sites. Fire ring/picnic table
at all sites. Heated pool, bball, horseshoes, tether
ball, stocked trout pond, and activities every
weekend. Full service store with meat counter,
deli, and hard-ice cream. Free hot showers and
WiFi. Pets welcome. Located 8 miles west from
Exit 16 off from I-91. Come and visit us at
Thompson Hill, you will be glad you did! Janice
and Roy Thompson, your hosts.
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gmWATERHOUSES CAMPGROUND & MARINA
Key to Vermont’s Regions
53 Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield, VT 05156
Phone: 802-885-2889
Open: 5/1-11/1
Email: campvt@treefarmcampground.com
Web: www.treefarmcampground.com
Enjoy our majestic pine forest! Our lovingly
maintained campsites are spacious and private.
Enjoy the art gallery and beautiful gardens within
our campground, located only minutes from local
stores, restaurants, and other amenities. Make
Tree Farm your base camp as you explore the
historic villages, beautiful vistas, and exciting hiking trails that Vermont has to offer! Bring your
mountain bikes or walk the trails surrounding
the campground! Free WiFi. From I-91 Exit 7:
3 miles west on Rte. 11, right on Bridge Street,
after .4 miles right on Rte. 143, Tree Farm is .4
miles on right. Good Sam Park.
937 West Shore Road, Salisbury, VT 05769
Phone: 802-352-4433
Open: Memorial Day to Columbus Day
Email: info@waterhouses.com
Web: www.waterhouses.com
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Waterhouses has been on Lake Dunmore since
1876 and is located just east of Rte. 7, 8 miles
south of Middlebury and 7 miles north of
Brandon. Take Rte. 53 1 mile and bear right.
Continue 1 more mile and the campground is
on the right and the marina is on the left. All
sites at Waterhouses have water and electric.
Two luxury suite rooms are available year-round.
Waterhouses offers a restaurant, beach area, wireless internet, Sunday breakfast, boat rentals and
160 acres of trails to explore. Check our web: for
photos and full details. Reservations are highly
recommended.
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Jewelry • Hats • Sweaters
Books • CD’s • Pottery
Open Every Day 10-5 • Rte. 4, Quechee, VT
2.5 miles west of Quechee Gorge
800-295-5351
www.scotlandbytheyard.com
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Provided by The Northeast Campground Association, Inc.
With 400,000 acres and more than 1,000 miles of trails,
6 campgrounds and 100 sites;
the Green Mountain National Forest offers endless opportunities for
people of all ages and abilities to get into the great outdoors
all year long. For more information:
www.fs.usda.gov/activity/greenmountain/recreation/camping-cabins
or 802-747-6760.
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Southern Vermont
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
Charm & Prosperity with a
Peaceful Pace
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Stephen Goodhue, state of vermont/tourism
isitors to the smallest region of the state will
find a celebrated way of life with boundless
activities interwoven amidst a richly diverse
landscape. Water flows and frames the region, from
the Connecticut River on the eastern border to the
Battenkill River on the western edge of the state
so swimming, boating, nature-watching and world
renowned fly-fishing are readily accessible activities.
The West River cuts a centerline through the
region, flowing southeast, and routinely challenges
white-water rafters with cherished heart-pounding
adventures, particularly in the late spring and early
summer.
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vermont country store, weston
In old Bennington, amid historic estates, nearby
churches and museums, the tallest structure in
Vermont rises into the skyline. A 306’ stone obelisk,
the Bennington Battle Monument commemorates
the 1777 battle in which General John Stark, aided
by the Green Mountain Boys, defeated the King
of England’s troops. A quick elevator ride to the
observation floor reveals multi-state views.
Driving tours of southern Vermont can lead to
several of Vermont’s scenic byways, including the
Molly Stark Byway, Scenic Route 100 Byway, Shires
of Vermont Byway, Stone Valley Byway and the
southern portion of the Connecticut River Byway.
Traveling up the center of the region offers colorful
“peak” views that visually stun, especially during
the fall foliage season, from mid-September to
mid-October. Here, Mount Snow, Stratton, Magic
and Bromley Mountain resorts encourage visitors
to explore on foot, via mountain bike, golf cart,
atop a chairlift or gondola, or even while whizzing
downhill via alpine slide or zip line. Another visual
exhilaration can be found on the blacktop; witness
the scenery of the surrounding Green Mountains,
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Southern Vermont
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State Park Campgrounds
and Day Use Areas
in Southern Vermont
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
The state parks in Southern Vermont are
some of the state’s quietest, perfect for true
relaxation. Sited in the mountains, Molly
Stark and Townshend offer beautiful summit hikes; Woodford State Park, the highest elevation park in the state, is renowned
for its songbird chorus in springtime.
You’ll find riverside trails and the gorgeous
Hamilton Falls at Jamaica, and spectacular
swimming beaches at Emerald Lake and
Lake Shaftsbury. See the map on pages 1819 for state park locations.
New York’s Adirondacks to the west and Massachusetts’s Berkshires to
the south as your vehicle ascends Mount Equinox’s Skyline Drive, an
auto toll road to the summit.
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East Dorset sb
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Quaint and often quiet villages evoke thoughts of a bygone era. Discover
old-time sundries at the Vermont Country Store, located in Weston
and Rockingham; shop for gadgets and gizmos, quirky antiques, locally
made products and penny candy. Epicureans must visit the makers of
handcrafted artisanal aged cheddar cheese in Grafton village and pair
their offerings with fresh bread, Vermont specialty foods and a bottle
of wine from Honora Winery and Vineyard for an impromptu picnic.
Attend a performance at a summer playhouse during the Hills Alive!
Festival of the Arts in Southern Vermont, running from late June-early
August.
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State-Owned
Historic Sites
in Southern Vermont
www.historicsites.vermont.gov
Bennington Battle Monument
State Historic Site, Bennington
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Manchester is a town brimming with designer outlet stores, antique
shops and galleries appealing to a discerning traveler’s taste. Tour
Hildene, the Lincoln Family 24-room Georgian Revival estate as well
as Southern Vermont Arts Center’s exquisite exhibits and sculpture
park. Manchester is also well known in the fishing world as home to the
Orvis flagship store and fly fishing school and the American Museum
of Fly Fishing.
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Southern Vermont Private Campgrounds
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BALD MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND
1760 State Forest Road, Townshend, VT 05353
Phone: 802-365-7510
Open: 5/9-10/19
Email: baldmountaincampground@
hotmail.com
Web: www.baldmountaincampground.com
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
Bald Mountain, family owned and operated for
over 44 years, was established in 1968 on a former river valley farm. We take pride in operating
a clean, quiet, friendly campground. Situated
in a peaceful river valley surrounded by peaked
hills, our setting in any season is unmatched.
WE hookups, river sites, hot showers, firewood,
ice, playground. From I-91, Exit 3, Rte. 5 south
to Rte. 30 north, north on Rte. 30 15 miles,
left onto State Forest Road for two miles. Bald
Mountain is on the right.
8BRATTLEBORO NORTH KOA
1238 Rte. 5, Dummerston, VT 05346
Phone: 802-254-5908, 800-562-5909
Open: 4/22-10/19
Email: koavt@svcable.net
Web: www.brattleborokoa.com
www.campingonthebattenkillvt.com
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This award winning, peaceful, and friendly park
is a great base to explore central New England.
The sites are large; mostly pull through, with up
to 50 amp, free cable TV and WiFi. Dump wagon
and station are available for non-sewer sites.
Accommodations include 5 vintage cottages with
baths, a superior log cabin, and a spacious fully
equipped rental trailer. Amenities include store/
gift shop, laundry, pool, playgrounds (one for
dogs), game room, and family activities. Enjoy
great food from our Vintage Victuals Snack Bar
Conveniently located on Rte. 5 between I-91
Exits 3 and 4.
bnCAMPING ON THE BATTENKILL
48 Camping on the Battenkill
Arlington, VT 05250
Phone: 802-375-6663, 800-830-6663
Fax: 802-375-2920
Open: May to mid-October
Email: campbatt@sover.net
Web: www.campingonthebattenkillvt.com
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Vermont Camping & Outdoor Show
Friday, April 17, 12 PM – 7 PM
Saturday, April 18, 9 AM – 7 PM
Sunday, April 19, 9 AM – 4 PM
Barre Civic Center, Barre, VT • Free Parking • $8/person
www.VermontCampingOutdoorShow.com
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Quiet family campground .25 miles north of
Arlington on Rte. 7A. 100 sites, 11 WES, 43
WE, and 9 tent sites. With a back to nature
charm of family camping along the Battenkill
River. Small campground store, fishing and
swimming in the river, hiking, canoeing, biking, shopping and historical sites nearby. Come
enjoy the peaceful setting along the river.
For more information,
photos and links to
campgrounds visit
www.campvermont.com
Southern Vermont Private Campgrounds
bt DORSET RV PARK
Peaceful, clean,
spacious, shaded
and level sites.
Free WiFi.
LP gas neaby.
1567 Rte. 30, Dorset, VT 05251
Phone: 802-867-5754
Open: 5/1-10/31
Email: info@dorsetrvpark.com
Web: www.dorsetrvpark.com
Located on Rte. 30, 4 miles north of
Manchester. 40 level shaded sites, 20 WE, 50
amp electric available, separate tent area, clean
modern bathrooms, rec. hall, hot showers,
flush toilets, dump station, pets welcome on
leash, laundry, firewood, and ice. Free WiFi.
18 sites with full hookup. Horseshoes, shuffleboard, swimming, hiking, biking, fishing,
hunting, shopping, nearby. Family owned
and operated.
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
4 miles north of Manchester on Route 30 • dorsetpark.com
1567 Route 30, Dorset, VT • 802-867-5754
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GREENWOOD LODGE & CAMPSITES
PO Box 246, Bennington, VT 05201
Phone: 802-442-2547
Open: 5/20-10/26
Email: campgreenwood@aol.com
Web: www.campvermont.com/greenwood
FB: Greenwood Lodge & Campsites
GPS-204 Prospect Access, Woodford, VT. From
Rte. 9, go thru Prospect Ski Area parking lot.
Turn left onto Greenwood Drive. We are 8
miles east of Bennington, 13 miles west of
Wilmington. Clean, well-maintained facilities.
Scenic Green Mountain setting. Hostel dorms,
private bedrooms. Separate, spacious Tent/RV
areas. 20/30/50amp, dump station, pull-thru
sites, big- rigs welcome. ALL-INCLUSIVE
COST. No-pay Wi-Fi, showers, game room,
boating-canoeing, swimming, volleyball, tetherball, basketball backboard, horseshoes, hiking,
mountain biking trails and river-walk on property. Firewood($), for everyone’s enjoyment, we
enforce our camping guidelines and maintain a
quiet, uncrowded, friendly atmosphere. Pets welcome with restrictions. Ann, Ed, and Chris Shea
csHOWELL’S CAMPING AREA 212 No Name Road (South Street Ext.)
PO Box 133, Arlington, VT 05250
Phone: 802-375-6469
Open: 4/15-10/15
Russell St. off 7A to School St. (use 212 School
St. Ext. on GPS). Our secluded family campground is overlooking the pond for swimming
and fishing. Close to nearby Historic Bennington,
shopping in Manchester, and Bromley Mountain.
We are celebrating our 50th year in 2013. Gloria
Howell.
Happy dogs are
leashed,
exercised, and
under control,
which makes everyone
a happy camper!
dlKENOLIE VILLAGE CAMPGROUND
16 Kenolie Campground Road
Newfane, VT 05345
Phone: 802-365-7671
Open: 4/1-11/1
Email: Kenolie@yahoo.com
Web: www.kenolievillagecampground.com
From I-91 take Exit 2 to Rte. 30 north, 14
miles on Rte. 30 to Radway Road. East 1 mile
to River Road before bridge, south 1 mile.
150 wooded and open sites, flush toilets, coin
showers, laundry and store. Activities every
weekend from May 16-Sept. 1. Camp and
relax beneath old sugar maples and fragrant
pines. Nearby river to play, fish, or boat in.
Your hosts, Ken and Laura Dowley and family.
flPINE HOLLOW CAMPGROUND
342 Pine Hollow Road, Pownal, VT 05261
Phone: 802-823-5569
Open: mid-May to mid-October
Web:www.pinehollowcamping.com
From Jct. Rte. 7 and 9 in Bennington, take Rte.
7S for 6.4 miles, left onto Barbers Pond Road.
From Massachusetts Vermont line, follow Rte.
7N for 4.9 miles, right onto Barbers Pond Road.
Follow signs for 2 miles. 60 sites nestled in the
pines around a beautiful green meadow, and a
spring fed pond. Big rig friendly, 30/50 amp.
Full-hook ups, pull-thrus, cable TV, free WiFi
at your site. Release trout fishing, paddleboats,
horseshoes, clean modern bathhouse. We allow
“quiet” pets only! Minutes to Williamstown, MA,
Bennington, VT for theater, museums, golf, history, antiques. GOOD SAM PARK.
gnWEST RIVER CAMPERAMA
192 Depot Road, Townshend, VT 05353
Phone: 802-365-4315
Open: 5/15-10/18
Email: camperama@svcable.net
Web: www.camperamacampground.com
170 mostly shaded sites, all with water, 30 amp
electric, and cable TV. Over 40 river front sites
along the West River. Take Exit 2 off I-91 then
follow signs to Rte. 30 north. Take a left onto
Depot Road across from the Harmonyville store
about 17 miles past Brattleboro. Facilities include
hot showers, flush toilets, RV supplies, propane,
ice, in ground pool, and large rec. hall. Seasonal
and weekend campers welcome.
Moving firewood can spread insects and disease that kills trees.
Buy at your Vermont campground.
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CABINS, COTTAGES, ROOMS, & RV RENTAL UNITS AT PRIVATE CAMPGROUNDS
For types of accommodations, rates, availability, and policies, please contact each campground.
eo indicates map and listing ID no. * indicates an advertiser.
4 APPLE ISLAND RESORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 cabins, 3 cottages*
7 BELVIEW CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 trailers*
8 BRATTLEBORO NORTH KOA. . . . . . . . . 1 trailer, 5 cottages, 1cabins
bk BREWSTER RIVER CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cabin, 1 room
bm CAMP SKYLAND ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 cabins*
cu FOUR SPRINGS FARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cabins
cm GOLD BROOK CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 rooms
co GREEN MOUNTAIN FAMILY CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 cabins
cq GREENWOOD LODGE & CAMPSITES . . . . . . 4 rooms (hostel dorms)
cr HOMESTEAD CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trailers
cs HORSE SHOE ACRES CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 trailers
dn LAKE BOMESEEN CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 trailers, 7 cabins*
do LAKE CHAMPAGNE CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer*
dp LAKE DUNMORE KAMPERSVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 cabins*
dq LAKESIDE CAMPING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer*
ds LAKEWOOD CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
Key to Vermont’s Regions
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= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
dt LAZY LIONS CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 trailers, 2 cabins
ek LIMEHURST CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer, 3 cabins*
el LONE PINE CAMPSITES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 trailers*
es MILL POND CAMPGROUND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 trailers
et MOOSE RIVER CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer*
fk MOUNTAIN VIEW CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trailers, 2 cabins*
fo PLEASANT VALLEY CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cabin
fp QUECHEE PINE VALLEY KOA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 cabins
fs SHELBURNE CAMPING AREA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 trailers, 6 cabins*
ft SUGAR RIDGE RV VILLAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 trailers*
go THOMPSON HILL CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trailers, cabins
gl TREE CORNERS CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer, 3 cabins*
gm TREE FARM CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trailers
gn WATERHOUSES CAMPGROUND ANd MARINA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 rooms
gpWHITE CAPS CAMPGROUND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 trailer, 1 cabin
CABIN and COTTAGE rentals AT state CAMPGROUNDS
For types of accommodations, rates, availability, and policies, please contact each campground.
eo indicates map ID no.
cs Branbury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cottage
5 Brighton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cabins
ct Button Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
dk Camp Plymouth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cottages
6 Crystal Lake. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cottage
dn Gifford Woods. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
8 Grand Isle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
do Half Moon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cabins, 1 cottage
bn Lake Carmi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cabins
eq Lake Shaftsbury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cottage
dr Little River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cabins
bs Ricker Pond. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cabins, 2 cottages
em Wilgus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
et Woodford. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 cabins
Key to Vermont’s Regions
= Northern Vermont
= Central Vermont
= Southern Vermont
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On the water, memories aren’t made,
they’re caught.
Don’t risk starting a new infestation
of an invasive insect or disease.
If you bring firewood when camping,
you risk carrying tree-eating insects
inside the firewood. The insects
can crawl out, spread to trees at the
campground or State Park,
and destroy forests nearby.
You can still have a roaring campfire
if you just burn safe.
• Buy firewood near where you will
burn it. You can get wood at the
campground or from local vendors.
• If you transport firewood within
Vermont, a good rule of thumb is
only burn wood that was cut with in 50 miles.
• If visiting from out of state, find
out about firewood regulations at
www.vtinvasives.org.
Get out there and catch some memories.
Vermont makes family friendly fishing easy with free fishing for kids
under 15 and special youth fishing licenses. Plus, June 13, 2015 is Free Fishing
Day, where anyone can fish statewide for free!
Stumped on where to go fishing? Check out Vermont’s Family-Friendly Fishing
Hot Spots at www.vtfishandwildlife.com where you’ll find great fishing
opportunities that are close to home and fun places for kids to take their moms,
dads and grandparents fishing!
BUY YOUR FISHING LICENSE ONLINE TODAY.
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Vermont Country Campers
Sales, Parts, Service and Rentals
“Service before and after the sale”
1498 Route 2, East Montpelier, VT 05651
Open 7 Days a week
www.vermontcountrycampers.com
1-888-223-9299 • 802-223-6417
Mobile Service Available
2nd annual Vermont Camping & Outdoor Show
www.VermontCampingOutdoorShow.com
Barre Civic Center, Barre, VT
Friday, April 17, 12pm-7pm • Saturday, April 18, 9am-7pm
Sunday, April 19, 9am-4pm
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Resources for Exploring Vermont
Agriculture Fairs, Field Days, Festivals, and Arts & Crafts Shows
Vermont Maple Festival
April 24-26
www.vermontmaplefestival.org
St. Albans
Statewide
Open Studio Weekend
May 23-24
www.vermontcrafts.org
Hot Air Balloon Festival
June 19-21
www.quecheeballoonfestival.com
Quechee
Vermont Quilt Festival
June 26-28
www.vqf.org
FMCA Northeast Rally
July 8-12
www.fmca.com
Barre
Stoweflake Hot Air Balloon Festival
July 10-12
www.stoweflake.com/ballon
Vermont Cheese Makers’ Festival
July 19
www.vtcheesefest.com
Vermont Antique Dealers Antique Show
July 25-26
www.vermontada.org
Woodstock
Southern Vermont Art & Craft Festival
July 31-August 2
www.craftproducers.com
Bennington
Franklin County Field Days
July 31-August 2
www.franklincountyfielddays.org
Antique Tractor Day
August 2
www.billingsfarm.org
Woodstock
Vermont Samboree
August 7-9
www.vermontgoodsam.com
Tunbridge
Orleans County Fair
August 19-23
www.orleanscountyfair.net
Essex Junction
Stowe
Shelburne
Highgate
Barton
Champlain Valley Fair
August 28-September 6
www.cvexpo.org
Vermont State Fair
September 4-9
www.vermontstatefair.net
Essex Junction
Tunbridge World’s Fair
September 17-20
www.tunbridgefair.com
Peru Fair
September 26
www.perufair.org
Stowe Rotary’s Octoberfest
October 2-4
www.stoweoctoberfest.com
American Craft Week
October 2-11
www.craftproducers.com
Statewide
Apple and Crafts Festival
October 10-12
www.woodstockrec.com
Woodstock
Weston Craft Show
October 10-12
www.westonantiquesshow.org
Rutland
Tunbridge
Peru
Stowe
Weston
Vermont’s Micro Breweries craft some of the finest beer and hard Cider around: Vermont Brewers Association, www.vermontbrewers.com.
Vermont’s Vintners make a great variety of wines from local grapes, fruits and berries.
For a copy of the Wine Trail Map, www.vermontwine.com or Vermont Grape & Wine Council, www.vtgrapeandwinecouncil.com.
Many of Vermont’s spirits are created from a variety of locally sourced agriculture products, such as milk, maple, honey, apples, and corn:
Distilled Spirits Council of Vermont, www.distilledvermont.org for a list of their members and a Tour Map.
For a list of Vermont cheese producers and a copy of their Cheese Trail Map: Vermont Cheese Council, www.vtcheese.com.
Farmers’ Markets in Vermont are as diverse as our landscape, selling fresh agricultural products such as fruits and vegetables, meat, cheese, eggs and maple syrup,
and often offering baked goods: Vermont Farmers’ Market Association, www.vtfma.org.
Information on sugarhouses and the Vermont maple industry including tours: Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association, www.vermontmaple.org.
The Vermont Attractions Association represents over 70 of Vermont’s finest attractions which are profiled on the official state map: www.vtattractions.org.
For additional information on things to do, places to visit, or in planning your next trip to Vermont, visit the Travel Planner at www.VermontVacation.com.