Campgrounds

Campgrounds in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom

The Northeast Kingdom is located in one of the more remote areas in New England. Its access to pristine, brings-tears-to-your-eyes wilderness is rivaled only by Maine’s backcountry. If you don’t decide to spend at least one night camping out, you’re missing out on lots of fun – and a connection to nature. Roast marshmallows, swim on freshwater beaches, and sleep under the stars.

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Brighton State Park

Remote, rustic camping; fishing; paddling; swimming; boats for rent

102 State Park Road Island Pond, VT 05846 802-723-4360

Brighton State Park in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom is the place for remote camping by genuine outdoorsmen and -women. The calls of loons from Spectacle Pond can be heard in the park's campground, The campground sits on the undeveloped Spectacle Pond has 5 cabins, 61 tent or trailer sites, and 23 lean-tos. Bathrooms have hot showers. A sanitary dump station is available. No RV hookups. Also on Spectacle Pond are a swimming beach and changing rooms. Also, the park has hiking trails, boat rentals, and a playground. - Interactive Campground Map (PDF)

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