Nature in North-Central Vermont

Allis State Park - The campground at Allis State Park consists of 18 tent sites and 8 lean-to sites. Each of the 26 sites has a picnic table and a stone or brick fireplace. Randolph.

Elmore State Park - The campground has 45 tent/trailer sites and 15 lean-tos. Both rest rooms include hot showers ($). Elmore.

Green Mountain Club - Headquartered in Waterbury Center, the GMC offers programs, workshops and other information on the Long Trail and Vermont hiking in general. Waterbury.

Kettle Pond State Park - The campground has 27 lean-tos arranged into five separate groups. There are three double pit toilets and a hand pump well. There is a cartop boat launch, swimming area, and access to miles of hiking trails. Also available are seven remote campsites. Marshfield.

Little River State Park - Within the campground, there are swimming beaches, play areas, a boat launch, ballfield, nature museum and programs, and boat rentals. Adjacent to the park are miles of hiking trails (open for day use) that take in the rich cultural and natural history of the area. Waterbury.

New Discovery State Park - The campground has 47 tent/trailer sites and 14 lean-tos. Both rest rooms include hot showers ($). A sanitary dump station is available, but no hookups. There is a play area and access to miles of hiking trails. A picnic shelter with rest rooms is located at Osmore Pond about one mile from the campground. Also available are five remote campsites. Marshfield.

Smugglers Notch State Park - The campground has 21 tent/trailer sites and 14 lean-tos. One of the two rest rooms includes hot showers ($). Stowe.

Thetford Hill State Park - There is one camping loop with 14 tent sites and 2 lean-to sites. One rest room with running water and hot showers ($) are located in this area. Thetford.

Waterbury Center State Park - The park is located on a 90-acre peninsula with picnic sites, tables, hibachis, swimming beach, nature trail, boat ramp and restrooms. Waterbury.