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Kim: After our first day at Serenity Field, I caught my boyfriend looking at real estate pri...
Tara: This secluded mountain-top retreat is a fun adventure for people who want to get away f...
Bryan: Nice, grass covered sites with full hook ups are just a few steps from the river. The b...
Heather: Larry and Gwen have a beautiful property! The gypsy wagon is down a path from their far...
Calum: Camp Lazuli was an absolute pleasure to stay at! Everything is well maintained and thou...
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$40/nightAimee: Sandiwood farm was a wonderful Vermont organic farm experience.
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Lisa: The host(s), Misha and Taylor, were very easy to communicate with and their response ti...
Dan: Place was great!!
Michelle: Scott was a generous and welcoming host and I’d recommend his site for anyone traveling...
Pratibha: It was fine to stay for a night but if it were a more established campsite, it would ha...
Paul: Nice and isolated
Jon: We just opened our own small campground on our land. We have 3 full hook up RV sites....
Jerry: Super
Christina: Rose and Danny were great hosts, clearly had tried to think of everything. Loft had ...
Jon: Pitch a tent or pull in with an 35' RV onto this graveled terrace with 12'x12' deck....
Laura: Pat is an exceptional host who offers you full access to her slice of awesome on the GR...
Victory: Sleep in one of three primitive campsites in the legendary Victory Hill (Mountain Bike)...
Bryan: Beautiful spots next to the water and ample grounds to explore. Enjoy the apple orchar...
Joanna: Staying at Take Stock Farm was a dreamy little escape from the hustle and bustle of the...
Adventures With : Woodbury Meadows is the perfect location in central Vermont. Right off of the capital o...
Big Deer State Park, Vermont
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Along with REI, Sierra Club and dozens of other organizations, we are actively advocating to make public parks more accessible.
Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!Just a little ways east of Montpelier in Groton State Forest is where you’ll find Big Deer State Park. The deer here are of average size, however. What’s above average is the amount of things Read more...
Just a little ways east of Montpelier in Groton State Forest is where you’ll find Big Deer State Park. The deer here are of average size, however. What’s above average is the amount of things you’ll have access to if you camp here. In Big Deer alone, there are miles of hiking and multi-purpose trails by which you can explore the 26,000 acre forest. But here’s the real kicker—when you camp at one state park in Vermont, you get free day use at all the others during your stay. And since Big Deer is so close to several other parks, your options literally multiply!
But we’re here to help you narrow down your decision, so heed this advice. If it’s a hot day and you’re looking to cool down, head over to Boulder Beach for wide sandy beaches, or Kettle Pond for a quiet paddle around the water. On the other hand, if stellar hiking is what you seek then New Discovery is where you want to be. Finally, anglers won’t want to miss Vermont’s sole public fly-fishing-only trout pond at Seyon Lodge State Park. And while you’re in the neighborhood, you might as well check out the incredible view from Owl’s Head and the intriguing plants at Peacham Bog. Big Deer is the best place to post up and do it all.