Simon B. Elliott State Park

Squirrel. It’s what’s for dinner. That is, if you’re lucky enough to hunt one—or a deer, turkey, rabbit, or grouse—while you’re camouflaged in the 234 acres of woods allotted for hunting, trapping, and dog training at Simon B. Elliott State Park! If you arrived with your provisions packed, you may more enjoy picnicking, hiking, or fishing as a pastime while tucked away in this park’s 318 acres of forest. Come in July and you may be lucky enough to catch the Annual High Country Arts and Crafts Fair boasting nearly 200 vendors of handcrafted artwork, or visit in the winter to live up a little cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Whenever it is that you decide to schedule your stay, bring a tent to one of the pet-friendly campsites at this park, or rent a rustic cabin for a little more comfort.