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7 Campgrounds In Vermont Perfect For Those Who Hate Camping

Discover various campgrounds in Vermont that offer unique experiences and amenities for memorable camping trips.

Published May 11, 2021

Written by 

Marla Stein

What's not to love about camping in Vermont! Along with enjoying nature, you get to meet people, play in the water, have new experiences, eat delicious food, and make lasting memories.

The following list of campgrounds will convince you that camping is so much more than sleeping in a tent. As you'll read, the settings, activities, amenities, and camping options in these campgrounds all contribute to making your stay comfortable and memorable. They're even perfect for those who hate camping too!

1. Crown Point Camping Area - Perkinsville

A serene pond surrounded by trees, with people swimming and relaxing on the shore under a bright blue sky.
Facebook/Crown Point Camping Area

Part of camping is about making memories. So, if you've ever wanted to swim in a lagoon, plan to stay at Crown Point Camping Area.

2. Tree Farm Campground - Springfield

Aerial view of a farm with rows of plants and trees, surrounded by autumn foliage in warm colors.
Tree Farm Campground

Another fun part of camping is exploring the grounds and finding a blueberry field surrounded by beautiful fall colors. Visit Tree Farm Campground to learn more!

3. Abel Mountain Campground - Braintree

A serene riverside scene featuring a grassy area with a trailer, picnic table, and trees along the water's edge.
Abel Mountain Campground

If you're looking for a change of scenery, with access to local activities, Abel Mountain is the campground for you!

4. River Bend Campground

A splash of water in a serene natural setting, with rocky edges and colorful inflatable tubes nearby.
River Bend Campground

You can try tubing and enjoy a leisurely day taking in nature from the water, at River Bend Campground.

5. Camp Casita Bonita - Wells

A cozy glamping tent on a wooden deck, with two chairs, a small table, and flowers, surrounded by greenery.
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How about spending time with some horses while enjoying the comforts of home at Harmony Homestead Farm.

6. Mountain View Campground - Morrisville

Cozy bedroom with a wooden bed, bear-themed decor, lamps, and a dresser, illuminated by warm lighting.
Facebook/Mountain View Campground

Aside from tents, and RVs, you can also stay in a cabin like this one at Mountain View Campground.

7. Quechee / Pine Valley KOA - White River Junction

A clear swimming pool with lounge chairs and yellow umbrellas, next to a cozy building surrounded by trees.
Tripadvisor/Faraway Dream

Instead of jumping in a lake, many campgrounds, like this one, have swimming pools too.

If you're looking to camp near waterfalls in Vermont, take a look at this article too: Stay At These Five Campgrounds In Vermont That Are Conveniently Near Some Spectacular Waterfalls.

Happy camping!

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