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  1. www.vtstateparks.com › campingVermont State Parks - Camping

    Vermont does not offer free, dispersed car camping on it's state lands. For more information on camping, call the parks central reservations call center at 1-888-409-7579 Mon - Fri 9am - 4pm. For more information on primitive camping, please call the district office that manages the land.

  2. fpr.vermont.gov › recreation › activitiesCamping | Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation - Vermont

    Primitive camping is available in state forests and at some undeveloped state parks. This is not car camping -- you must backpack in at least 1,000 feet from any road. There is no public drinking water or toilet facilities, no reservations or assigned sites. Vermont does not offer free, dispersed car camping on it's state lands.

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  4. www.campendium.com › vermont › free-campingBest Free Camping in Vermont - Campendium

    See a map of all free camping in Vermont. Free Camping in Green Mountain National Forest. 400,000 acres of pristine hardwood forest, the kind that glows verdant all summer long and erupts into a masterpiece of autumn artwork come September. This is where you'll find the majority of free camping in Vermont.

  5. www.territorysupply.com › free-camping-vermont6 Free Camping Spots in Vermont - Territory Supply

    • Leave No Trace While Camping
    • Vermont Distillers
    • Bear’s End/Forest Road 71
    • Somerset Airfield
    • Stratton-Arlington Road
    • Appalachian Trail/Long Trail
    • Bingo Brook Road

    It’s always important to Leave No Tracewhen camping, but especially in undeveloped areas, which most of Vermont’s public lands are. A few rules specific to Vermont include: 1. Camp at least 100 feet from any water source 2. You must also be 200 feet from any trail or property line 3. Camping is only allowed up to three consecutive nights on Vermont...

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    Why you should camp here: You’ll never run out of moonshine. 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season:Spring, summer, fall 3. Campsite type:RVs/self-contained only 4. RV hookups:No Okay, it may be technically a parking lot, but it’s a really nice parking lot. The catch is you have to camp in a self-contained vehicle, meaning no tents (including r...

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    Why you should camp here: If you’re planning to spend all day on the water. 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season: Spring, summer, fall 3. Campsite type:Tent, car camping, small pop-ups 4. RV hookups:No Bear’s Endjust one of the multiple places to boondock within Green Mountain National Forest. The drive to the sites is notorious for washboard...

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    Why you should camp here: Camping in southern VT near rivers (and a pit toilet). 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season:Spring, summer, fall 3. Campsite type:Tent, car camping, RV 4. RV hookups:No Unlike most Vermont dispersed camping spots, Somerset Airfieldis a bit more developed. The area is small with only 10 first-come, first-served sites....

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    Why you should camp here: For unbeatable access to the Long Trail. 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season:Spring, summer, fall 3. Campsite type:Tent, car camping, RV 4. RV hookups:No Known to locals as the Kelley Stand Road, this backcountry roadis a top choice for dispersed, free camping in Vermont. You can camp pretty much anywhere along the ...

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    Why you should camp here: Walk-in camping along Vermont’s most famous trail. 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season:Summer 3. Campsite type:Walk-in tents, cabins 4. RV hookups:No Setting up camp along the Appalachian Trail takes a bit more work than most of the other free camping places in Vermont on this list, but the benefit is you get to be ...

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    Why you should camp here: Just a hop, skip, and a jump from Vermont’s largest state park. 1. Reservations accepted:No 2. Best season:Spring, summer, fall 3. Campsite type:Tent, car camping 4. RV hookups:No Interestingly enough, the FDR-era’s Civilian Conservation Corps built a lot of the roads in Vermont, including Forest Road 42/Bingo Brook Road. ...

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  6. fpr.vermont.gov › content › primitive-campingIs primitive camping allowed on state land? - Vermont

    Jan 18, 2023 · This is not car camping -- you must backpack in at least 1,000 feet from any road. There is no public drinking water or toilet facilities, no reservation, or assigned sites. Vermont does not offer free, dispersed car camping on its state lands.

  7. fpr.vermont.gov › FAQ-temporaryFAQ | Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation - Vermont

    This is not car camping -- you must backpack in at least 1,000 feet from any road. There is no public drinking water or toilet facilities, no reservation, or assigned sites. Vermont does not offer free, dispersed car camping on its state lands.

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  9. campingpop.com › where-to-go-car-camping-in-vermontWhere to Go Car Camping in Vermont

    This hidden gem offers a free camping option right in their parking lot, making it a convenient and cost-effective choice for travelers seeking to explore the beauty of Vermont. Located near Wilmington, this distillery camping spot allows you to immerse yourself in the quaint ambiance of the surrounding small town while enjoying the award-winning spirits produced on-site.

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