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Top 3 Camping Destinations in Vermont

Top 3 Camping Destinations in Vermont

November 17, 20131668Views

Vermont is home to some of the best places to camp on the east coast. From the idyllic Green Mountains to the waters of Lake Champlain and everything in between, the entire state is an outdoorsman’s paradise. Whether you’re in search of scenic hiking trails, world-class fishing, exhilarating biking trails, or boating opportunities, Vermont has it all. Although there are dozens of premier camping destinations throughout Vermont’s beautiful landscape, three places stand out above the rest.

1. Winhall Brook

Nestled along the West River and Winhall Brook in Vermont’s famed Green Mountains, the Winhall Brook Campground is a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. Located only seven miles from Ball Mountain Lake the campground attracts thousands of families and outdoorsmen every year. Something to note, Winhall Brook actually runs right through the campground! This addition means visitors can go to sleep each evening to the sound of the brook’s babbling waters.

2. Burton Island State Park

Surrounded by Lake Champlain, Burton Island State Park is 253 acres of boating and fishing bliss. The popular park is only accessible by boat. The journey starts by boat from Kamp Krill Kare State Park, followed by a 10-minute ferry to the island. Once there, visitors can choose a scenic campsite, visit the nature center or head out on Lake Champlain. The lake offers a fun-filled day of boating and fishing surrounded by Vermont’s natural splendor.

3. Coolidge State Park

Coolidge State Park is like traveling back in time as the park has remained virtually untouched since its inception in the 1930s. Known throughout Vermont for its rustic campsites and sweeping mountain views, Coolidge State Park is a recreational masterpiece. With panoramic views of the Green Mountains and the majestic Black River Valley, many campers feel the campsites in Coolidge State Park enjoy the best views in the entire state. In addition to being surrounded by Vermont’s scenic beauty, campers have thousands of acres of terrain to explore.

Wrapping up or list of best places to camp in Vermont, you might like: 4 Places to Go Winter Hiking in Maine, 5 Breathtaking Trails in Washington State.

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