Camping near Green Mountain National Forest
Green Mountain National Forest has many different camping spots throughout Vermont. Coolidge State Park Campground gives you good space between sites if you want some quiet time away from neighbors. At Emerald Lake State Park Campground, you can camp near the water for swimming and paddling, with trees that keep the sites cool in summer. Frontier Town Campground has a more basic woodland feel and puts you close to several good hiking paths. Vermont's weather makes camping best from late spring to early fall when it's not too hot or cold. Snow can block roads in winter, so always check conditions before driving out, especially if you don't have a vehicle with good clearance. Most campgrounds around here have toilets and tables, but you should bring everything you need since stores in the area might not have much selection. The forest works well for both tent and RV camping depending on what site you choose.
