Of the 10 we checked, 9 take RVs, one posts full hookups, and all take reservations. Posted fees run $25–$145/night. Every reservation link below goes to the operator's own booking page, and every season window is the one currently posted there.
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Showing 10 of 10 Vermont campgrounds
Near Groton
StateInsider tip · Largest VT state forest (25,000 acres). Lake Groton swim. Lean-tos available. Pet-friendly loops separate.
Near Quechee
StateInsider tip · Quechee Gorge — 'VT's Little Grand Canyon'. Walk to the 165-ft bridge overlook. Closer to White River Junction Amtrak station than other VT camps.
Near Grand Isle
StateInsider tip · Lake Champlain island camp. Adirondack mountain views west. Closer to Burlington (30 min) than other VT camps. Pet-friendly loops + cabins.
Near Stowe
StateInsider tip · Notch Road switchbacks have a 30-ft hard limit (no exceptions). Closest state-park camp to Stowe + Mt Mansfield. Trout fishing in West River.
Near Poultney
StateInsider tip · Lake St. Catherine — quiet alternative to busier Lake Champlain. Closer to Killington ski resort (off-season).
Near Hyde Park
StateInsider tip · Paddle-in only — no motors on the lake. 28 quiet remote sites scattered along the shore. Loon-call wake-up summer guarantee.
Near Castleton
StateInsider tip · Largest natural lake fully within VT. Slate quarry remnants on the trails — VT slate history. Pontoon boat rentals.
Near Jamaica
StateInsider tip · West River whitewater dam-release weekends spring + fall. Hamilton Falls (125 ft) hike from camp.
Near Salisbury
StateInsider tip · Lake Dunmore swim beach + falls of Lana hike. Closest state-park camp to Middlebury.
Near White River Junction
PrivateInsider tip · Closest full-hookup camp to Quechee Gorge + Woodstock VT. Leaf-peep October weekends book a year out. Pool + mini-golf.
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