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Featured Campgrounds Near Morristown, Vermont
Morristown, Vermont Campgrounds
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7.3 Good
Mountain View Campground 4.46 miles SE
3154 Rt. 15 E. Morrisville, Vermont 05661 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 68 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Mountain View Campground
Rating: 9 8 9 8 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed 14 days at Mountain View in a 40' RV. This is an incredibly beautiful park. The campground is nestled in a valley in the Green Mountains and is flanked by the Lamoille River. The grounds are almost park like and are in incredible condition. There are lots of native wildflowers that are evident in every nook and cranny. The new owners have done an incredible job of getting the park in excellent condition and are a true pleasure to deal with. The park is easy to navigate and the sites are nice and wide and grass covered so no dust or mud. Our dogs loved the river which was wadable and the bottom covered with beautiful river stones. The amenities are nice including two pools, hot tub, kids area, pool table and very nice library that has books and dvds for checkout. The utilities are good but be warned if you are in a larger rv to call ahead early as 50 amp sites can be hard to come by. This is a fabulous area to launch your Stowe, Smugglars Notch, Von Trapp resort and brewery and the Lamoille River Rail Trail. There is great OTA tv reception. The only negative is that because the campground is a bit out of town cell reception on ATT is impossible and Verizon can be utilized up towards the office. The wifi is feast or famine. At times we had very fast speeds and at other times the wifi was useless, which seemed to be related to the number of campers in the park. All in all this is a fabulous park and we would certainly return if our travels pass this way again. - tomcotten
This campground was nice and the staff and owners were super friendly. The location was good and on a beautiful river. The camp store is great. The bathhouse was ok, not great and not bad just ok. The sites are again OK. I personally would like more shade and space. Our site was nice and grassy, but too close to the site on our right. The first night was great as no one was there. The second and third night we had neighbors and they liked to play music late and we have a hybrid and like to sleep. Too close. I know they are making improvements on the place and we would definitely stay here again, especially since we sold our hybrid for wall and a more sound proof sleep. - wesmac68
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Mountain View Campground »Overall I am satisfied with this campground. It is clean and well run. We will be here about a month and satisfied to date. Staff attentive and friendly. CG has 2 pools and clean. We have a motorhome and 50 amp full hook up. I believe all sites are easy back in. - txtrav
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8.5 Excellent
Elmore State Park 4.75 miles SE
856 VT Route 12 Lake Elmore, Vermont 05661 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 45 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Elmore State Park
Rating: 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed in campsite #37. It was pretty level with reasonable privacy. This park is meticulously maintained by an extremely energetic and helpful staff. The beach is great as is the climb to the fire tower. - Ronahue
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Elmore State Park »Elmore State Park is huge with over 36 square miles of land. There is a beautiful lake in the park which is a walk away from the campground with the Elmore Mountains in the background. The campground is laid out in two big loops and many of the sites are huge and very private. There are 45 tent and RV sites and 15 lean-to’s which Vermont seems to have in most of their state park. Restrooms are clean and the showers are pay. At the lake one can canoe and swim and they just built a new building with bathrooms and a lobby with rocking chairs, stone fireplace and picnic tables. This was a one night stopover for us while traveling Vermont in the Fall. Rangers were very nice and we would return but there are no hookups. The town is close to Stowe, Waterbury and Montpelier and is a popular tourist destination in the summer. - gsnakehill
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8.7 Excellent
Maplewoods Campground 7.32 miles NW
260 Maplewoods Drive Johnson, Vermont 05656 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 65 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Maplewoods Campground
Rating: 8 5 10 9 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Maplewoods CG has a great view of the mountains! I was parked in the second row, so I can't speak for those further back. This was the most expensive campground I stayed in for this years travels and was quite surprised when I read the paperwork after checking in stating if you use your AC or a space heater there will be an additional charge of $3.00 a day. Also, they wanted to charge for the WIFI that doesn't reach any distance. There are two bathhouses with flush toilets, but the showers are coin operated. There is a laundry facility as well, I didn't use it so I can't tell you how much it cost. There is NO privacy what so ever in the CG, but the seasonal campers seemed nice enough. The CG is very conveniently located for all of the "tourist" spots, Stowe, Smugglers Notch, etc... and only an hour away from Burlington. A plus for me was being able to have packages shipped to their address! - NanetteLkc
Our site had insufficient electrical power to run both of our air conditioners at most times. At all times we had to watch what electrical items were simultaneously turned "on". Nice spacing (wider than a typical commercial campground); and no visual privacy between sites. In general, the view from the campground is pretty (i.e., hay field and mountains in the distance). A small number of sites have that view. Roads and sites are packed dirt with some gravel. There was often a lot of dust in the air. The campground was typically quiet. We had numerous undesirable surprises upon our arrival - they tried to charge us a higher site cost, beyond what they quoted us for our specific site. We learned about surcharges (e.g., $3 daily charge to use AC or heat) and they not only charge for their wifi, but it is only available within 300 feet of their office building. Our bill was incorrect and it took MANY conversations for them to realize they made an error (i.e., on our bill, they applied the 6% sales tax to the site rate and then additionally applied the 6% sales tax again to the total bill). None of the information that surprised us was available on their website; shared verbally (even when relevant questions were asked, such as confirming that electric usage was included in the site cost); nor was the information included when they sent us our reservation confirmation. Note: Our Verizon and AT&T data and cell coverage was weak at times and sometimes non-existent. AT&T's data coverage was typically a little better, when Verizon's coverage was weak or non-existent. - 2FullTimersinaFifth
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Maplewoods Campground »This campground is sitting on top of the hill overlooking the mountains! It's a very clean and quiet campground! They have an in-ground pool, playroom next to the pool, and a playground for kids! It's one of my favorite campgrounds, hands down! The owners are very nice and very accommodating. They put on horseshoe tournaments and bean bag tournaments, race pools, DJ at the pool on certain weekends and they also have weekends where people bring a dish to share together. Their store is fun to shop in and they have great ice cream! They have been building a pavilion building and they have expanded the park with more sites. Their sites are all great and the sizes are big too! - Debbie_mimi
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8 Good
Smuggler's Notch State Park 8.51 miles SW
6443 Mountain Rd Stowe, Vermont 05672 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 19 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Smuggler's Notch State Park
Rating: 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Smuggler's Notch State Park »Smugglers Notch State Park, Stowe, Vermont September 15 & 16 $20 no hookups. This campground was moved in 2003 from across the street so the bathrooms are new and very clean but only one shower (pay). There is only about 19 sites but only about 6 or 7 that RV’s can fit into and it is on a mountain but you can get level. One would suggest reservations if you are headed this way but during the week in the Fall you may get a site. The sites are a good size but some are hard to back up into. It is near Mt. Mansfield ski area and the Stowe Lodge Resort. There are hiking trails from the campground and it is an easy drive to the quaint village of Stowe for shopping , restaurants and a bike trail. This is a four season resort area with plenty to do in every season. It is considered the best ski resort in the state. Very pretty area and we would definitely return. RV’s should know that they can only drive up to the Gondola section of the resort because they have to turn around since they are not allowed to drive the five miles over the mountain to the Smugglers Notch Ski area so must use route 100 and drive around about 30 miles. If one is going to try the bike trail there is parking at the church to the right to get on the trail but not parking in the rest of the town. This is a wonderful area to camp in but if your RV is over 28 to 30 feet I don’t know if I would come up here but we did see some big campers on route 100. - gsnakehill
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6.6 Good
Gold Brook Campground 8.87 miles SW
1900 Waterbury Rd Stowe, Vermont 05672 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 79 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Gold Brook Campground
Rating: 9 9 8 2 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Nice campground with really friendly staff. The sites are grass and are close together. We had no trees so no problem with getting satellite service. We had very weak TMobile service. There is free wifi available throughout Stowe. I ended up going to the library and working during the day. It worked out very well. - Chuck Shrader
Location, location, location. We have a 40 MH so our options are limited, and this was the perfect base camp for our week in the Stowe area. For us, this campground was perfect because we weren't there to "camp". It's not nestled in the woods, it is an open grassy area but there are more trees than some other reviews have indicated. The openness allows for beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. We had a level spot. Some sites are closer than others, and we were pretty tight with the motorhomes on either side of us. But we didn't spend much time there, so it wasn't a big deal to us. The campground sits on the main road, but it's pretty quiet at night (except for road construction that happened to be going on at night while we were there). Making reservations and a couple follow up phone calls, plus check in, were maybe the most pleasant experience we've ever had - very friendly! We would definitely stay here again. - Roaming Together
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Gold Brook Campground »This place was a great base for our trip to Stowe. Great experience from reservation to checkout. They had a water issue while we were there and tracked us down to let us know. Best cable service of any place we have stayed. This is a no frills place, if you are looking for events and activities go elsewhere. But if you are looking for a good base camp with good basic service this is a great place. We will be back the next time we pass through. - brehmca
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9.1 Excellent
Little River State Park 13.31 miles SW
3444 Little River Rd Waterbury, Vermont 05676 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 101 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Little River State Park
Rating: 9 9 9 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Roads are a little tight, some sites a little tight getting into. We meet another couple here to go to Ben and Jerrys. A little for off the beaten path but a good stay. - goldsp8
Vermont has got to be one of the prettiest states. Little River State Park is a beautiful park near Waterbury, in the middle of the state, next to Waterbury Reservoir. The campground is dry camping. Sites are generally large enough for smaller rigs, and a few sites are big enough for big rigs. Our site (site 4) was interesting to get into, we had to back around a corner and avoid some trees. But once we were in the site, it was level, and there was plenty of room to stretch out. The campground is heavily forested, and most sites are pretty dark. We weren't able to get our satellite radio to work. I would assume satellite dishes would have the same problem. Sites are dirt. There was a major rainstorm while we were there, that caused flooding all over the northeast. During and shortly after the storm, our campsite was a lake. Within a few hours, though, the water had drained through the sandy soil, and the storm might as well have never happened. The roads were the same way. The road leading to the park is dirt (but suddenly becomes paved at the entrance to the park). After the storm, there was no evidence of any problem from the water. Our favorite part of the stay was kayaking on the lake. The campground rents kayaks for very reasonable prices. On a nice day, it's the perfect way to experience Vermont. There's also lots of hiking, and mountain biking. - AnnP
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Little River State Park »This campground is 3 miles in from the interstate and nestled up against a hillside beside a reservoir. The sites are nicely spaced out, level and many having great privacy. I drive a 38-foot Class A that is very tall at 13 feet and I didn't have any problem getting to the campground or into my site. They put me in a pull through that was way bigger than I needed and there are plenty of other sites I could have backed into.
There are no hookups but they do have a dump station and potable water.
But the best part is how beautiful it is up here. The lake has a swimming area. They even have a ramp to put in a boat if you have one. And I just got done hiking for 2 hours along an amazing trail that followed a beautiful creek. Vermont at its best.
The bathrooms are rudimentary but clean and it looks like they are building another new one. There's no wi-fi but I do get Verizon cell service.
Vermont also has a law that you can only run your generator for two hours in the morning and two hours in the late afternoon, other than that it needs to be off.
I'd easily come back here. - US Traveler -
10 Excellent
Spruce Moose 18.43 miles E
218 Tousant Hill Rd Stannard, Vermont 05842 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 41 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Spruce Moose »Great people, great new location. Small on size, large on personality. Tucked in the middle of nowhere. If you want an amusement park, this is not the place but it is the place that is near many attractions and just a great place to spend time. Very clean. Very large private sites. THIS is camping. - tyandow
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9 Excellent
Hazen's Notch Campground 19.78 miles NE
185 Green Hill Rd Lowell, Vermont 05847 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Hazen's Notch Campground
Rating: 9 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Yet another relaxing, beautiful stay at Hazens Notch Campground. Stayed there 3 nights over Labor Day weekend and had a very relaxing time. Quiet and peaceful. My wife and I had a great campfire where we watched the stars for hours. In the morning of the last day we discovered a deer fawn had slept nestled under the back of our our trailer to get out of the rain and munched wild apples. What could be better than that. We are already looking forward to camping there again! The owner helped my sister in law back her camper in because her husband was at work. He made sure everything was taken care of and even came by later to see if we needed anything. - set182
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Hazen's Notch Campground »What a beautiful diamond in the rough. The views are spectacular from the top of Hazen's Notch Mountain! The owner does a great job with this small campground and is a wonderful host. We stayed 4 nights during a charity event called Bare Bones and had a blast! It is great place to hide away as there is no cell service. You can just DE-stress because there is no Wi-fi or TV to stress you out with the evening news or emails and phone calls. Nice sites with trees and open sites, but there is a limited number of sites with full hookups, so if you plan to go, you should call ahead to to check if they are available. If you ride a motorcycle, as we do, the surrounding area of the North East Kingdom is beautiful to ride through, and a trip around Lake Willoughby is a must. We plan on staying again over the Labor Day weekend and again and again! - set182
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3.5 Poor
Homestead Campground 19.86 miles NW
864 Ethan Allen Hwy Milton, Vermont 05468 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 150 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 5 4 8 1 2 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We had a spacious, long, level pull-through site here and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. However, it is mostly seasonal and more like a poorly kept mobile home park than a campground. The laundry was newly renovated with clean, well maintained machines and the restrooms are supposedly slated for renovation. Access to the park from I-89 is easy on, easy off. In respect to the price and no sewer hookups and the general condition of the grounds we would not return to this campground. - Damon Travelers
This is a park with lots of noisy, rowdy seasonals. The sites are very close together. Not sure if there are adults that work in the campground as I never saw one. Each time I went to the camp store, it was two teen aged boys that helped me, this included our checking in. When we arrived, I went to the store to find the door locked (even though it was in the middle of their “open” time). There was an “intercom” button that I guess alerted the boys by walkie talkie. I am not sure as they never answered my “hello” they just showed up on a tractor, with walkie talkies in hand. I don’t know how well the store was stocked, as I felt I was an inconvenience to the boys being in the store. You are issued an access card to reenter the park and if you arrive back later than mid-night, you are not allowed back in and have to park you vehicle and walk back to your site. I assume this is to keep light levels down, but this does not prevent the seasnonals from driving around the campground after midnight, than happed while we were there. The Wi-Fi worked fine with a nominal fee, $2.00 per day. We will not stay here again. - Papotvin-VT
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Homestead Campground »This is a big, bustling park with lots of seasonals. Everyone seems to follow the rules, however, because it was quiet by 11 PM. There's a nice family restaurant across the street from the RV park. - Deb344
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8.5 Excellent
Meadowcrest Campground 20.17 miles SE
4239 US Route 2 Marshfield, Vermont 05658 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 10 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 8 9 6 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a very small park and a bit tight for a full size motorhome, but the owners were very helpful to get us into our back-in space with no issues. We stayed here for one week to visit Burlington, Stowe and other sites within 1 hour drive. Noise from the nearby highway could be an issue for some, but we always use "sound machines" to cover noise when sleeping, so it was fine. WIFI was typical of most CGs, ie, not real good. No TV cable or on-air channels available. Overall good value camping rate and very friendly owners! - Mark 5
Small but quite pretty campground on hillside. Level site, fairly closely spaced. To sit out we sat behind the coach. Next to major highway, but noise not too bad. Good 30 amp, hookups good. Very friendly owners, who were more than willing to help as needed. Friendly seasonals. Good location to visit area attractions. - Motorhome girl
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Meadowcrest Campground »This facility is easily reached and any updated GPS will take you right to the driveway. Remember the old saying "never judge a book by its cover" well this definitely applies here. When I first got in off the road I thought to myself "where is the campground". It's tight coming in and what you see in front of you is the entire park. But don't turn around and leave because, if you do, you will miss a truly fantastic place to stay. During our time here we felt like we were staying with family. Our site #10 was a back in, it was level, it had ample shade, convenient utilities, and good separation. Only two small negatives: there is only 30 amp so if you're a power user keep this in mind; there is absolutely no over the air TV nor cable. The owners and hosts will do everything reasonably possible to make your stay a wonderful experience. They definitely maintain the park and it shows. Depending on your site there may be road noise from Route 2 - but truthfully, we never noticed it even at night and even though we were backed up right to it. WI-FI was excellent. Clean but small laundry room. We would definitely come back again - William T
