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Vermont's State Parks are the Peak of Perfection

Vermont's 21 state parks boast a plethora of life-altering experiences. From the state's deepest gorge to gorgeous views of Lake Champlain and blissful beach days, the experiences on offer are as diverse as they are distinctive. Wander trails once hiked by outlaws, venture along the Canadian border, or snowmobile through chasms of crisp winter air. Read on to discover Vermont's most prestigious state parks.

State Parks in Vermont: Top Accommodations

House North Hero
Nov 18 - Nov 25
-48%
$1,165
$607 per night
House ∙ 15 guests ∙ 5 bedrooms
Vacation Home in North Hero with Grill, Pool & Yard + Open View
3.0
(4 ratings)
North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Cottage Alburgh
Oct 3 - Oct 10
-18%
$170
$140 per night
Cottage ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Cottage in Alburgh with Grill & Yard
4.8
Outstanding (44 ratings)
Alburgh, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Cottage North Hero
Jun 29 - Jul 6
$100 per night
Cottage ∙ 5 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Cottage in North Hero with Grill
5.0
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North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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The Best Vermont State Parks for Families

The Best Vermont State Parks for Families

Island adventures and lakeside leisure await in Vermont's natural oases. Discover Vermont's history and embrace its vibrant wildlife at these family-friendly state parks:

  • 1. Elmore State Park

    Enjoy picnics on the shores of Lake Elmore before taking a canoe out on the sparkling water. The campfire program managed by the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps is ideal for engaging your whole family in the delights of Vermont's natural world. Spot birds and other wildlife in the park as you hike a variety of trails. One of the most popular is the Fire Tower Trail, which winds into the mountains and supplies exquisite lake views from its many lookout points.

  • 2. Burton Island State Park

    The serene shoreline of Burton Island is all the more sublime for being somewhat isolated. Its sparkling beaches are only reachable by boat or canoe from St. Alban's Point. There are plenty of adventures to be had in amid the marine splendor of Lake Champlain, which teems with wildlife. Enjoy watersports off the island, or hike its labyrinthine trails for spectacular views. Paddlers can make use of hot showers.

  • 3. Little River State Park

    Little and large visitors to this state park are rewarded with a historical hiking trail that takes in bridges, cellars, and cemeteries. Crystal rivulet streams find their courses among the park's historical attractions, which you can learn about through an engaging interpretive program.

Best Places to Stay for State Parks in Vermont

Cottage South Hero
Oct 22 - Oct 29
-45%
$730
$401 per night
Cottage ∙ 11 guests ∙ 6 bedrooms
Cottage in South Hero with Grill & Yard
5.0
Outstanding (61 ratings)
South Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Cabin Cambridge
May 11 - May 18
$77 per night
Cabin ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Cabin in Cambridge with Grill
4.9
Outstanding (25 ratings)
Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont
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House Hubbardton
Apr 13 - Apr 20
-50%
$600
$300 per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
Lovely House in Hubbardton with Wood-Burning Fireplace + Waterfront Views
5.0
Outstanding (3 ratings)
Hubbardton, Rutland County, Vermont
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The Best Vermont State Parks for Hiking

The Best Vermont State Parks for Hiking

Plunging gorges, sky-kissing mountains, and some of the state's most spectacular views await hikers who take on Vermont's trails. Here are some of the most dynamic and distinctive:

  • 1. Half Moon Pond State Park

    Inhale the clear air at this serene state park in Fairhaven, where deer dart soundlessly through the trees and watersports beckon invitingly. Hike through some of the state's prettiest scenes, and look out for animals on your way. Plenty of clearings and lookout points en route make ideal stopping off points for sunbathing and picnics.

  • 2. Mt. Philo State Park

    Sublime vistas are your reward for rugged uphill ascents at Mt. Philo. Charlotte's state park is full of viewpoints from where you can drink in the beauty of glittering Lake Champlain. Gaze out on the surrounding countryside and stop off at picnic places and rest stops as you go. Don't miss the picturesque shelter that tops the mountain.

  • 3. Quechee State Park

    Bordering the town of Hartford and the New Hampshire state line, Quechee State Park is also home to Vermont's deepest gorge. Take in the best views from the Route 4 Bridge before descending along the hiking trails for some refreshing paddling at the park's swimming holes.

Recommended Accommodations for State Parks in Vermont

House North Hero
Nov 18 - Nov 25
-48%
$1,165
$607 per night
House ∙ 15 guests ∙ 5 bedrooms
Vacation Home in North Hero with Grill, Pool & Yard + Open View
3.0
(4 ratings)
North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Cottage Alburgh
Oct 3 - Oct 10
-18%
$170
$140 per night
Cottage ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Cottage in Alburgh with Grill & Yard
4.8
Outstanding (44 ratings)
Alburgh, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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Cottage North Hero
Jun 29 - Jul 6
$100 per night
Cottage ∙ 5 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Cottage in North Hero with Grill
5.0
Outstanding (10 ratings)
North Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont
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The Best North Carolina State Parks for Families

The Best North Carolina State Parks for Families

Vermont is geared towards outdoor activities, no matter what the season. Visitors to the state in search of some adrenaline in the outdoors are well catered to, especially at these state parks:

  • 1. Camp Plymouth State Park

    In the south of Vermont lies Camp Plymouth, an adventure playground for adults and children alike. Fringing Echo Lake, the park is beloved by fishing fans and swimmers. In the heat of the summer, Echo Lake makes for a refreshing dip. After your exertions, retire to the picnic area and grill your catch as you soak up your stunning surroundings.

  • 2. Kingsland Bay State Park

    Watersports fans collect in shoals at Kingsland Bay, where Lake Champlain is a venue for canoeing, kayaking, and swimming. You can also snorkel and paddleboard on the glittering water. Take some time out afterward and loll on the grassy verges, admiring birds dipping in the water for a swim themselves. There are plenty of hiking trails around the lake's perimeter to explore as well.

  • 3. Smugglers Notch State Park

    Once used for illegal trade between Canada and America, this state park is as idyllic as it is notorious. With a plenitude of recreational attractions drawing visitors year round, it's one of the best bets in the state for adventure addicts. Come hiking, caving, and swimming in summer. Winter, meanwhile, inaugurates skiing, ice climbing, and snowmobiling through snowy cathedrals of trees.

Top Offers for State Parks in Vermont

House Stowe
Sep 14 - Sep 21
-52%
$1,698
$819 per night
House ∙ 28 guests ∙ 10 bedrooms
House in Stowe
Stowe, Lamoille County, Vermont
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House Stratton
Oct 24 - Oct 31
-31%
$326
$225 per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Nice Vacation Home in Stratton with Ground-Floor Patio + Gorgeous Views
4.5
Excellent
Stratton, Bennington County, Vermont
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Cottage Addison
Apr 20 - Apr 27
-52%
$711
$343 per night
Cottage ∙ 13 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
Cottage in Addison with Grill & Yard + Wonderful View
5.0
Outstanding (122 ratings)
Addison, Addison County, Vermont
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Information about Vermont State Parks

📏 Average home size 235 m²
🥳 Busiest month March
🛏️ Popular home types House rental and Cabin
🌡️ Hottest months July and August
❄️ Coldest months 9 °F in February and January
🌧️ Rainiest months 25 rainy days in January and December

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of vacation rentals can I find for Vermont State Parks?

There is a lot of Cabin and House rental that are great for Vermont State Parks.

Vermont State Parks: How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Vermont?

On average, you can get a great vacation home from $397 and get discounts up to 80%!

Can I find a vacation home for a large group for Vermont State Parks?

in Vermont, large groups should look for House rental since they usually fit 9 people.

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