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Kim: After our first day at Serenity Field, I caught my boyfriend looking at real estate pri...
Heather: Larry and Gwen have a beautiful property! The gypsy wagon is down a path from their far...
Julien Pierre: What a beautiful and relaxing spot, we were able to enjoy it under rain and sun. We use...
Pratibha: It was fine to stay for a night but if it were a more established campsite, it would ha...
Victory: Sleep in one of three primitive campsites in the legendary Victory Hill (Mountain Bike)...
Carter: My time at Birdhous was so pleasant - and inspiring! I love the work these young women ...
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Todd : Come check out our farm. Pitch your tent in one of our hayfields along the woods. Great...
Kelsey: Our forest edge lean-to sits in a quiet location at the edge of our red pine forest....
Farm to Fork Glamping w/ highend op
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$40/nightAimee: Sandiwood farm was a wonderful Vermont organic farm experience.
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Dan: Place was great!!
Vanessa: Although I didn't have an opportunity to meet her, Carrie was a generous and wonderful ...
Jon: We just opened our own small campground on our land. We have 3 full hook up RV sites....
Terrie: Pitch your tent or hookup your RV for the most pleasant family friendly stay of your...
Adventures With : Woodbury Meadows is the perfect location in central Vermont. Right off of the capital o...
April: A rustic, secluded tent site 1. 5 miles off of rural RT 114. This is just off the main...
Laura: Pat is an exceptional host who offers you full access to her slice of awesome on the GR...
Jon: Pitch a tent or pull in with an 35' RV onto this graveled terrace with 12'x12' deck....
Heather: We own over 100 acres on the backside of Burke mountain in Kirby Vermont it is adjacent...
1870s Farm & Charming Birch Grove
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$38/nightAimee: Pigeon Hill Farm was nothing short of magical.
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Bryan: Nice, grass covered sites with full hook ups are just a few steps from the river. The b...
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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!In its heyday, which was way back in the late 1800s until the Depression years, the area that now comprises Brighton State Park was buzzing with railroad men and loggers. This was thanks to a train Read more...
In its heyday, which was way back in the late 1800s until the Depression years, the area that now comprises Brighton State Park was buzzing with railroad men and loggers. This was thanks to a train that ran between Montreal, Canada and Portland, Maine on the Grand Trunk Railroad (not to be confused with the classic rock band, Grand Funk Railroad). But pumping some Grand Funk Railroad through your headphones while exploring this now remote wilderness could be the recipe for the best day ever. With tree-covered mountains, pristine lakes and fast-running streams, the rugged lands around Island Pond, Vermont are ripe for adventure.
Plan a visit during the autumn months if you really want to wow yourself. October is the best, when the leaf colors are peaking. While the rest of New England can be densely populated, this area is far from crowded. In fact, it’s easy to feel like you’re the only person around for miles when you’re out here. You just might be.