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Visitors arriving by vehicle or not camping in designated group areas can make 1-night reservations up to 7 days before their arrival. Showing: 1-10 of 49
This park is named for the famous wife of General John Stark of the Revolutionary War. The park is located along the Molly Stark Trail Scenic Byway (...[more]
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This mountain park surrounds Adams Reservoir and is known for excellent birding and wildlife watching. The reservoir has two personalities: one a ...[more]
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Fort Dummer State Park, located in the Connecticut River Valley just outside of Brattleboro, has 217 acres of forest land. The park was named after ...[more]
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A visit to this quiet park, located at the foot of Bald Mountain on a bend of the West River, feels like a step back in time. The park was constructed...[more]
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This park is located on a bend of the West River about one-half mile from the center of the town of Jamaica. Nearby to the north is Ball Mountain. ...[more]
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Lake Shaftsbury State Park is on an 84-acre parcel surrounding the small but picturesque Lake Shaftsbury. The area operated as a private campground/...[more]
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Located conveniently between Manchester and Rutland, the park is popular for its wooded hillside campground, beach and swimming area, and nearby ...[more]
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Wilgus State Park is a very popular park for paddlers, being the only developed state park on the Vermont shores of the Connecticut River. The park ...[more]
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This park is located on the shores of long, narrow Echo Lake and is a popular location for swimming, picnicking, group events, weddings and group ...[more]
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Mount Ascutney State Park was one of the first Vermont State Parks. It was built between 1935 and 1938 through the efforts of the Civilian ...[more]
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