The best dog-friendly RV camping near Cambridge

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Camping with an RV and pets near Cambridge, Vermont is easy with Hipcamp. With over 1,200 available options, you're sure to find the perfect spot to park your RV and enjoy the great outdoors with your furry friends. Top campsites like Sacred Nectar Sanctuary (578 reviews), Greenbush Farm (213 reviews), and Harold's View Farm (184 reviews) offer popular amenities like trash, showers, and potable water, as well as exciting activities like boating, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. The average price per night is $40, with options as low as $5.

97% (4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Golden Maple Farm - Camping

2. Golden Maple Farm - Camping

98%
(60)
11mi from Cambridge · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Belvidere Center, VT
Nestled in the Green Mountains, we are an operating maple syrup farm. Our property is located on a well-maintained dead-end road. It is a beautiful, tranquil place that offers or is near to several activities. Whether you are coming from far away or just want to get out of the hustle and bustle, our place is a GREAT place to unplug. Campsites are located with a view of our beautiful rustic barn, a legacy apple orchard, mountains, and plenty of trees surrounding the area. Sunsets are a beautiful time of day, sitting by your campfire enjoying the peacefulness! Enjoy your smores under a starry sky and listen carefully—you may hear one of our owls! Camping as a group? We may be able to accomodate you! Rent 2 or more sites. Great place to come with your friends or family. ATV/UTV Trails Access ATV/UTV trails from your campsite. There are miles of trails to ride! HIKING Take a hike through our woods or access the thousands of acres adjacent to our property. You will see waterfalls, streams, birds, tracks from the wildlife, and beautiful views. Plenty of places to dip into the cool water when you need to cool off! Walk or drive down to either of 2 covered bridges and see the craftmanship that enables them to continue to be used today! Access the Long Trail at multiple locations within a few miles. BIKING Bike the back roads of the area—wooded areas, windy or flat terrain, beautiful views, plenty of spots to rest beside a flowing stream. Or, access the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (93+ miles of non-motorized riding/walking on a converted and maintained railway bed). FISHING/HUNTING In the mountains we have streams, brooks, and rivers. There are many hotspots for fishing—lots of brook trout! No matter the rod you use, there are many places to try your skills. A fishing/hunting license is needed. CANOE, KAYAK, TUBE Got your own? Bring it! The Lamoille River is a few miles away and a favorite for water lovers. Don't have one, there is a great rental place down the road where you can take one out for the day. Looking for another option to the river? The Belvidere Pond is down the road and offers a peaceful place to paddle around surrounded by the mountains. MAPLE SYRUP/SUGARBUSH Want to learn about the maple sugaring process? We are always happy to give you a tour of our sugarhouse and the woods, and explain how we turn the tree sap into yummy Maple Syrup. (We only boil January-early April.) We do have this year's crop bottled and available for sale! Buy one for morning pancakes, to add to your morning coffee, or to take home! WILDLIFE/BERRIES/MUSHROOMS/FIDDLEHEADS Depending on the time of the year, you can find wild raspberries, blackberries, mushrooms, and fiddleheads. (Please do not pick or eat something if you don't know if it is poisonous!) And, wildlife are around. Look for tracks in the soil, signs they have been there, or if you are really quiet (usually in the early morning or at dusk) you might see deer, geese, or wild turkeys! OTHER ACTIVITIES - Smugglers Notch is a quick drive (South) - Jay Peak is a quick drive (North) - Disc Golf, Ropes Course, Golf, and more. - Access local eateries like the Burger Barn - a local favorite, grap a yummy sandwich or pizza at the Cupboard. - Explore local breweries and distilleries - Forgot something? There are small groceries, a couple of hardware stores, gas stations, etc within a quick drive. Camp sites include flat area, fire ring. Electricity and water at 2 sites. 1 site has a poured concrete pad -- perfect for a camper/RV. The other sites (grassy) can accomodate a camper/RV or tents. Please be prepared to provide your own camping toilet and pack out your trash. If you bring your dog(s), please clean up after them and have "control" as the dirt road is fully in view of the sites. (ATVs (on the trail) and a few vehicles do use the road.) Firewood for firepits available for sale.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night
Fortification Vista

4. Fortification Vista

100%
(1)
34mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Tent, RV · Cabot, VT
Come visit the picturesque Cabot Plains in Cabot, Vermont. This 6-acre site is nestled in a forested area at the height of Cabot Plains. Enjoy walking or biking from the site to the McQueeny–Cabot Recreation Trails, the historic Bayley-Hazen Military Road, and the AM Foster Covered Bridge, while taking in spectacular views of both the Green Mountains and Mount Washington in the distance. This property sits on the historic “Fortification Hill,” once home to the blockhouse at General Hazen’s camp. The area is rich with history, and we encourage you to take some time to explore it as we have. We recommend reading Cabot Historical Society – Bayley-Hazen Military Road by Peter B. Dannenberg for more information. Nearby attractions include great gravel roads for cycling, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, mountain biking at Kingdom Trails and the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, and several scenic hiking trails in Groton State Forest. You’ll also find Burtt’s Apple Orchard and live entertainment on Saturday nights at The Den at Harry’s Hardware — the local hardware store and community hub. Cabot is surrounded by beautiful bodies of water to explore, including Joe’s Pond, Marshfield Dam Reservoir, Peacham Pond, Nicholes Pond, and Lake Groton. Please carry out all trash.
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night
Adirondack Acres Trail & Camp

5. Adirondack Acres Trail & Camp

90%
(141)
33mi from Cambridge · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Keeseville, NY
Adirondack Acres has about 80 acres of vast unexplored territory where there are deer, bear, coyotes and a variety of wild birds. We are off the grid heading towards Lake Placid New York. If you are lucky, you might get a glimpse of Whiteface Mountain, which is the Olympic Mountain of the East. Our property extends across the road to the top of Cold Spring Mountain. WALK IN ONLY!!!! Sorry for any inconveniences! If you go towards Keeseville, Ausable Chasm is 5 minutes away, The Grand Canyon of the East. During Summer FREE LIVE MUSIC ON THE GREEN every Friday 6pm-8pm, in our little town of Keeseville NY 12944 Learn more about this land: Walk Adirondack Acres Trail to the end and you will find a beautiful private natural beach on the shores of the Au sable River, which is well known for the best place in the world for fly fishing. We are pet friendly about a 15-20 minute walk from your car and all that is left is you and nature. We are right in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains on the way towards Whiteface Mountain with spectacular views. Maple fields and Stewarts Shops both have full indoor bathrooms for the public. This year we have changed a few things and we have added some changes hoping to improve every year and we hope you have a wonderful time here on our beautiful land that we are very blessed to share and enjoy, with you our Hip camp, friends! We have it as a 15-20 minute Walk in depending on where you park. Wood is FREE off the land; we suggest bringing wood for the first campfire, if it has been raining. You can look for firewood on our land and we have it available where we Meet and Greet. Arnold's grocery, is a small mom and pop store with 375 different kinds of beer, wood, and local art. Maple fields grocery store and Stewart's stores also has gas, grocery, wood, and both have restrooms. Meet and Greet area is where all campers can leave off their garbage and recyclables. Please don,t leave any garbage at site, thank you!
Toilets
Campfires
Trash
from 
$68
 / night

Camping with an RV and pets near Cambridge, Vermont is easy with Hipcamp. With over 1,200 available options, you're sure to find the perfect spot to park your RV and enjoy the great outdoors with your furry friends. Top campsites like Sacred Nectar Sanctuary (578 reviews), Greenbush Farm (213 reviews), and Harold's View Farm (184 reviews) offer popular amenities like trash, showers, and potable water, as well as exciting activities like boating, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. The average price per night is $40, with options as low as $5.

97% (4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Golden Maple Farm - Camping

2. Golden Maple Farm - Camping

98%
(60)
11mi from Cambridge · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Belvidere Center, VT
Nestled in the Green Mountains, we are an operating maple syrup farm. Our property is located on a well-maintained dead-end road. It is a beautiful, tranquil place that offers or is near to several activities. Whether you are coming from far away or just want to get out of the hustle and bustle, our place is a GREAT place to unplug. Campsites are located with a view of our beautiful rustic barn, a legacy apple orchard, mountains, and plenty of trees surrounding the area. Sunsets are a beautiful time of day, sitting by your campfire enjoying the peacefulness! Enjoy your smores under a starry sky and listen carefully—you may hear one of our owls! Camping as a group? We may be able to accomodate you! Rent 2 or more sites. Great place to come with your friends or family. ATV/UTV Trails Access ATV/UTV trails from your campsite. There are miles of trails to ride! HIKING Take a hike through our woods or access the thousands of acres adjacent to our property. You will see waterfalls, streams, birds, tracks from the wildlife, and beautiful views. Plenty of places to dip into the cool water when you need to cool off! Walk or drive down to either of 2 covered bridges and see the craftmanship that enables them to continue to be used today! Access the Long Trail at multiple locations within a few miles. BIKING Bike the back roads of the area—wooded areas, windy or flat terrain, beautiful views, plenty of spots to rest beside a flowing stream. Or, access the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (93+ miles of non-motorized riding/walking on a converted and maintained railway bed). FISHING/HUNTING In the mountains we have streams, brooks, and rivers. There are many hotspots for fishing—lots of brook trout! No matter the rod you use, there are many places to try your skills. A fishing/hunting license is needed. CANOE, KAYAK, TUBE Got your own? Bring it! The Lamoille River is a few miles away and a favorite for water lovers. Don't have one, there is a great rental place down the road where you can take one out for the day. Looking for another option to the river? The Belvidere Pond is down the road and offers a peaceful place to paddle around surrounded by the mountains. MAPLE SYRUP/SUGARBUSH Want to learn about the maple sugaring process? We are always happy to give you a tour of our sugarhouse and the woods, and explain how we turn the tree sap into yummy Maple Syrup. (We only boil January-early April.) We do have this year's crop bottled and available for sale! Buy one for morning pancakes, to add to your morning coffee, or to take home! WILDLIFE/BERRIES/MUSHROOMS/FIDDLEHEADS Depending on the time of the year, you can find wild raspberries, blackberries, mushrooms, and fiddleheads. (Please do not pick or eat something if you don't know if it is poisonous!) And, wildlife are around. Look for tracks in the soil, signs they have been there, or if you are really quiet (usually in the early morning or at dusk) you might see deer, geese, or wild turkeys! OTHER ACTIVITIES - Smugglers Notch is a quick drive (South) - Jay Peak is a quick drive (North) - Disc Golf, Ropes Course, Golf, and more. - Access local eateries like the Burger Barn - a local favorite, grap a yummy sandwich or pizza at the Cupboard. - Explore local breweries and distilleries - Forgot something? There are small groceries, a couple of hardware stores, gas stations, etc within a quick drive. Camp sites include flat area, fire ring. Electricity and water at 2 sites. 1 site has a poured concrete pad -- perfect for a camper/RV. The other sites (grassy) can accomodate a camper/RV or tents. Please be prepared to provide your own camping toilet and pack out your trash. If you bring your dog(s), please clean up after them and have "control" as the dirt road is fully in view of the sites. (ATVs (on the trail) and a few vehicles do use the road.) Firewood for firepits available for sale.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night
Fortification Vista

4. Fortification Vista

100%
(1)
34mi from Cambridge · 1 site · Tent, RV · Cabot, VT
Come visit the picturesque Cabot Plains in Cabot, Vermont. This 6-acre site is nestled in a forested area at the height of Cabot Plains. Enjoy walking or biking from the site to the McQueeny–Cabot Recreation Trails, the historic Bayley-Hazen Military Road, and the AM Foster Covered Bridge, while taking in spectacular views of both the Green Mountains and Mount Washington in the distance. This property sits on the historic “Fortification Hill,” once home to the blockhouse at General Hazen’s camp. The area is rich with history, and we encourage you to take some time to explore it as we have. We recommend reading Cabot Historical Society – Bayley-Hazen Military Road by Peter B. Dannenberg for more information. Nearby attractions include great gravel roads for cycling, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, mountain biking at Kingdom Trails and the Craftsbury Outdoor Center, and several scenic hiking trails in Groton State Forest. You’ll also find Burtt’s Apple Orchard and live entertainment on Saturday nights at The Den at Harry’s Hardware — the local hardware store and community hub. Cabot is surrounded by beautiful bodies of water to explore, including Joe’s Pond, Marshfield Dam Reservoir, Peacham Pond, Nicholes Pond, and Lake Groton. Please carry out all trash.
Campfires
from 
$40
 / night
Adirondack Acres Trail & Camp

5. Adirondack Acres Trail & Camp

90%
(141)
33mi from Cambridge · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Keeseville, NY
Adirondack Acres has about 80 acres of vast unexplored territory where there are deer, bear, coyotes and a variety of wild birds. We are off the grid heading towards Lake Placid New York. If you are lucky, you might get a glimpse of Whiteface Mountain, which is the Olympic Mountain of the East. Our property extends across the road to the top of Cold Spring Mountain. WALK IN ONLY!!!! Sorry for any inconveniences! If you go towards Keeseville, Ausable Chasm is 5 minutes away, The Grand Canyon of the East. During Summer FREE LIVE MUSIC ON THE GREEN every Friday 6pm-8pm, in our little town of Keeseville NY 12944 Learn more about this land: Walk Adirondack Acres Trail to the end and you will find a beautiful private natural beach on the shores of the Au sable River, which is well known for the best place in the world for fly fishing. We are pet friendly about a 15-20 minute walk from your car and all that is left is you and nature. We are right in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains on the way towards Whiteface Mountain with spectacular views. Maple fields and Stewarts Shops both have full indoor bathrooms for the public. This year we have changed a few things and we have added some changes hoping to improve every year and we hope you have a wonderful time here on our beautiful land that we are very blessed to share and enjoy, with you our Hip camp, friends! We have it as a 15-20 minute Walk in depending on where you park. Wood is FREE off the land; we suggest bringing wood for the first campfire, if it has been raining. You can look for firewood on our land and we have it available where we Meet and Greet. Arnold's grocery, is a small mom and pop store with 375 different kinds of beer, wood, and local art. Maple fields grocery store and Stewart's stores also has gas, grocery, wood, and both have restrooms. Meet and Greet area is where all campers can leave off their garbage and recyclables. Please don,t leave any garbage at site, thank you!
Toilets
Campfires
Trash
from 
$68
 / night

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