Camping

MAKE VERMONT MEMORIES WITH THE FAMILY THIS SEASON

Thirty-nine of the 55 Vermont State Parks offer camping. Due to COVID-19, state parks are not opening until June 26th. These parks have wonderful facilities, and are beautifully maintained. Leave no trace in the wilderness, set up camp at a lean-to, or maybe "camp out" in an RV with all the comforts of home.

Vermont also has nine Green Mountain National Forest campgrounds. These sites tend to be more rustic, providing a close-up view of Vermont's beautiful woodlands. Backwoods campers may camp anywhere in the Green Mountain National Forest as long as they are more than 200' from a road, trail, or water. It's suggested you contact one of the district offices of the U. S. Forest Service before you head out.

Reserve A Campsite

Camping is a great way to spend a night (or two) in Vermont. Vermont State Parks offer a wide variety of camping experiences that will reconnect you with nature.

Find A Campground

For full RV hookups, try one of the many private RV campgrounds in Vermont. The Vermont Campground Association has an interactive campground map, too.

State Parks

Vermont's State Parks are open year-round. From camping in cabins to enjoying a day on the lake swimming, paddling or boating, learn more about Vermont's 51 state parks.

Hiking

Whether walking in the woods or scrambling up a rock face, the Green Mountains are home to a wide variety of hiking options. Find your next peak and get ready for unforgettable adventure

A fly fisherman casts a line into stream.

Fishing

Whether you fly fish Vermont’s creeks and streams, cast from a boat on Lake Champlain, or fish from shore, the catch of the day is always fresh.

GATHER AROUND THE CAMPFIRE

Summer means the chance to camp at Vermont State Parks or private campgrounds across the state. Connect with the outdoors, enjoy stunning views and get some quality time in with loved ones – or just the peace of nature.