Recreation Sites in Vermont

Vermont has 33 recreation sites listed on CampSeek, including facility, recreation area, campground, and more. Browse by category above to find the type of site you are looking for.

It depends on the site. Many popular campgrounds in Vermont require advance reservations through Recreation.gov, especially during peak season (May through September). Some sites are first-come, first-served. Dispersed camping on national forest and BLM land in Vermont is generally available without a reservation.

The ideal season depends on the activity and region within Vermont. Summer (June-August) is peak season for most campgrounds and trails. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds and mild weather. Winter is great for snow sports and cabin stays. Check individual site details on CampSeek for seasonal availability.

Yes. National forest and BLM land in Vermont generally allow free dispersed camping outside of designated campgrounds. You can camp for up to 14 days in most areas at no cost. Use CampSeek's interactive map to explore public lands and find dispersed camping areas in Vermont.