Stoughton Pond Rec Area

2538 Depot Street

Nestled deep within Vermont's pristine Green Mountain National Forest, Grout Pond Campground offers an intimate escape with just 12 thoughtfully placed campsites. Three convenient drive-in sites welcome families and those seeking easy access, while nine secluded walk-in sites reward adventurers with enhanced privacy and immersion in nature. This hidden gem serves as your basecamp for endless outdoor pursuits—cast a line into the tranquil pond waters, paddle across the glassy surface at dawn, or explore miles of scenic hiking trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness.

Townshend Lake

Nestled behind Townshend Dam in Vermont's scenic West River Valley, this U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recreation area offers a peaceful retreat where families gather under towering shade trees for picnics, anglers cast lines into tranquil waters, and small boats glide across the lake. Three reservable shelters with electrical hookups, playgrounds, hiking trails, and well-maintained facilities make this a perfect spot for low-key outdoor adventures during the recreation season.

North Hartland Lake, 112 Clay Hill Rd., North Hartland, VT 05052

Nestled along the scenic Ottauquechee River, North Hartland Lake welcomes day visitors to a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recreation area where sandy shores meet calm waters. Whether you're casting a line from the boat launch, spreading out a picnic blanket beneath shaded trees, or letting the kids splash in the designated swimming area, this versatile park delivers the perfect backdrop for a full day of outdoor adventure.

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Tucked away in the verdant hills of Weston, Vermont, Greendale Campground offers an authentic backcountry experience for those seeking solitude along the babbling waters of Greendale Brook. This intimate retreat features 11 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring with grill, perfect for evening cookouts under the stars. The sites nestle among towering trees, accommodating tents and small campers while maintaining the wild character that makes this spot special. Though you'll find clean vault toilets for convenience, the absence of potable water reminds visitors to come prepared for a genuine wilderness adventure—bringing your own water is part of the experience that keeps this hidden gem refreshingly uncommercialized.

Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests

Nestled in the heart of Vermont's wilderness, Grout Pond Recreation Area beckons outdoor enthusiasts to discover 80 pristine acres of crystal-clear water surrounded by dense forest. This four-season paradise offers an escape where mornings begin with mist rising off the pond and evenings end with the gentle splash of paddlers returning to shore. Whether you're pitching a tent under towering evergreens, exploring over 10 miles of peaceful trails, or casting a line into the tranquil waters, Grout Pond delivers the authentic Vermont outdoor experience that adventurers crave.

Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests

Escape the ordinary at Little Rock Pond and Green Mountain Loop, where your adventure begins with a scenic hike into Vermont's backcountry. This trail-accessed sanctuary combines the raw beauty of rugged mountain terrain with the tranquil shores of a pristine alpine pond. Whether you choose the rustic shelter or pitch your tent under towering evergreens, you'll find yourself immersed in wilderness while benefiting from the knowledge and care of an on-site caretaker who helps preserve this special place.

Off Route 31, Washington, New Hampshire, 03280, United States

Hidden away from the crowds, Pillsbury State Park beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape. This tranquil haven of pristine ponds and whispering wetlands serves as a vital connector along the legendary Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway. Here, rustic campsites nestle beneath towering canopies where the haunting call of loons echoes across still waters and majestic moose emerge from morning mists. Whether you're paddling silent waterways, casting a line into mirror-like ponds, or exploring miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, this unspoiled sanctuary offers a rare glimpse into New Hampshire's wild heart.

White Mountain National Forest

Perched high atop Moose Mountain Ridge, this charming Adirondack-style shelter offers a genuine backcountry experience for up to 8 adventurers. Crafted entirely by hand by the dedicated volunteers of the Dartmouth Outing Club, this rustic haven embodies the spirit of traditional trail craftsmanship. The shelter serves as your cozy basecamp, while two thoughtfully positioned tent platforms nearby provide additional accommodation options for those who prefer sleeping under the stars.

86 Beach access Rd, Newbury, New Hampshire, 03255, United States

Nestled on the wooded slopes of Mount Sunapee, this family-friendly campground invites you to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. Choose between rustic lean-to shelters or elevated tent platforms, each offering a unique way to experience the wilderness. As camper Jenny Hansen beautifully puts it, "This is a place to get away from the sounds of civilization and hear only the wind in the trees." Here, the gentle rustle of leaves and birdsong replace the usual urban soundtrack, creating the perfect backdrop for memorable outdoor adventures.

GREEN MOUNTAIN, VT, USA

Nestled in Vermont's pristine wilderness, Hapgood Pond Recreation Area beckons families seeking the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. This cherished camping destination invites you to paddle across mirror-like waters, cast a line at dawn, or simply float the afternoon away at the managed swim beach. Well-appointed facilities including vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and shaded picnic shelters ensure comfort meets wilderness, while scenic hiking trails promise discoveries around every bend.

White Mountain National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of the White Mountain National Forest, Velvet Rocks Shelter offers adventurous souls a genuine backcountry experience just 1.2 miles along the scenic Velvet Rocks Trail. This rustic haven combines the charm of a traditional trail shelter with the freedom of dispersed camping, providing weary hikers with a simple roof overhead and space to pitch tents under towering trees. With its basic amenities including a nearby privy, this unpretentious site serves as the perfect basecamp for those seeking an authentic connection with nature—whether you're pausing for a night on a longer trek or escaping for a weekend of woodland solitude.

919 Winhall Station Rd, South Londonderry, VT 05155

Discover your perfect Green Mountain escape at Winhall Brook Camping Area, where 111 thoughtfully designed campsites await your arrival. Choose from cozy lean-to shelters perfect for minimalist adventurers, modern electric and water hookup sites for RV enthusiasts, or traditional tent spots that put you right in the heart of Vermont's wilderness. Three playgrounds keep young campers entertained while parents unwind, and modern amenities including flush toilets and hot showers ensure comfort meets adventure. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this mountain sanctuary offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and creature comforts.

GREEN MOUNTAIN, VT, USA

86 Beach access Rd, Newbury, New Hampshire, 03255, United States

919 Winhall Station Rd, South Londonderry, VT 05155

Off Route 31, Washington, New Hampshire, 03280, United States

North Hartland Lake, 112 Clay Hill Rd., North Hartland, VT 05052

Townshend Lake

Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests

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919 Winhall Station Rd, South Londonderry, VT 05155

Discover your perfect Green Mountain escape at Winhall Brook Camping Area, where 111 thoughtfully designed campsites await your arrival. Choose from cozy lean-to shelters perfect for minimalist adventurers, modern electric and water hookup sites for RV enthusiasts, or traditional tent spots that put you right in the heart of Vermont's wilderness. Three playgrounds keep young campers entertained while parents unwind, and modern amenities including flush toilets and hot showers ensure comfort meets adventure. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this mountain sanctuary offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and creature comforts.

GREEN MOUNTAIN, VT, USA

Nestled in Vermont's pristine wilderness, Hapgood Pond Recreation Area beckons families seeking the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. This cherished camping destination invites you to paddle across mirror-like waters, cast a line at dawn, or simply float the afternoon away at the managed swim beach. Well-appointed facilities including vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and shaded picnic shelters ensure comfort meets wilderness, while scenic hiking trails promise discoveries around every bend.

Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests

Nestled in the heart of Vermont's wilderness, Grout Pond Recreation Area beckons outdoor enthusiasts to discover 80 pristine acres of crystal-clear water surrounded by dense forest. This four-season paradise offers an escape where mornings begin with mist rising off the pond and evenings end with the gentle splash of paddlers returning to shore. Whether you're pitching a tent under towering evergreens, exploring over 10 miles of peaceful trails, or casting a line into the tranquil waters, Grout Pond delivers the authentic Vermont outdoor experience that adventurers crave.

99 Ranger Rd, Rochester, VT 5767, USA

Tucked away at the foot of Mt. Moosalamoo, where Voter Brook whispers through the forest, lies a hidden gem of tranquility. Moosalamoo Campground welcomes adventurers with 18 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each offering its own picnic table and fire ring for evening gatherings under the stars. While primarily designed for tent camping, the campground accommodates limited RV use for those seeking a more rustic experience. A sprawling meadow invites everything from morning yoga to afternoon frisbee games, while six well-maintained vault toilets and fresh water from a traditional hand-pump ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness feel. Adventure beckons just steps away, with direct access to the Mt. Moosalamoo and Voter Brook trailheads promising endless exploration.

99 Ranger Rd.

Tucked away in the heart of Vermont's northern hardwood forest, Chittenden Brook Campground offers an intimate escape from the modern world. This hidden gem features just 17 thoughtfully spaced sites, each equipped with picnic tables, fire rings with grills, and gravel tent pads that blend seamlessly into the forest floor. Perfect for tent campers and those with smaller RVs up to 18 feet, the campground provides a back-to-basics experience with parking for two vehicles per site and clean, barrier-free vault toilets. While you'll need to bring your own water, the trade-off is a genuinely peaceful retreat where the loudest sounds are likely to be the rustling leaves and the gentle babble of nearby Chittenden Brook.

2538 Depot Street

Nestled deep within Vermont's pristine Green Mountain National Forest, Grout Pond Campground offers an intimate escape with just 12 thoughtfully placed campsites. Three convenient drive-in sites welcome families and those seeking easy access, while nine secluded walk-in sites reward adventurers with enhanced privacy and immersion in nature. This hidden gem serves as your basecamp for endless outdoor pursuits—cast a line into the tranquil pond waters, paddle across the glassy surface at dawn, or explore miles of scenic hiking trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness.

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Tucked away in the verdant hills of Weston, Vermont, Greendale Campground offers an authentic backcountry experience for those seeking solitude along the babbling waters of Greendale Brook. This intimate retreat features 11 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring with grill, perfect for evening cookouts under the stars. The sites nestle among towering trees, accommodating tents and small campers while maintaining the wild character that makes this spot special. Though you'll find clean vault toilets for convenience, the absence of potable water reminds visitors to come prepared for a genuine wilderness adventure—bringing your own water is part of the experience that keeps this hidden gem refreshingly uncommercialized.