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We were pleasantly surprised to find that the park has a few sites out in an open grassy area; most VT parks we've been to are quite dark in the woods. Site 15 suited us just fine. Date of visit: Jul 2008 |
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Site 18 is another of the sunny sites to choose from. |
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And a few more sunny ones: 17a, 17, and 16. |
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Site 2 is much more typical of VT state parks - well-shaded. This is is also quite private. |
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Site 1 is a smaller site that still has a little sun. |
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Site 5 is the only pull-through site. |
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Campers can also stay in one of 8 lean-to shelters. |
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While on our walk around the campground, we spotted this bruin taking a slow stroll along the road. |
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A short walk from the campground takes you to this former fire lookout tower. It is in excellent condition and you can climb to the top, from which you have a fantastic panorama of the mountains. I was even able to pick out Mt Washington. |
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I spent about an hour and half up in the tower at sunset. |
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Sunset over the Green Mountains.. |
Dump station available Verizon Broadband Access service Rates: $14 - No hookups 19 sites, 8 lean-to shelters Coord: 44.048783 N, 72.634726 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Floating Bridge Hiking, Biking, Fishing Marvin Newton House Museum Porter House Box Museum Granite Quarries & VT Granite Museum
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