List of parks located in Vermont, an important part of America's Parks

Best camping in America - Great views, beautifully maintained camping areas and an AWESOME staff. Been camping here since 1950..... The Woodsides Seekonk,MA & West Warwick, RI

9/4/2011 Calvin Coolidge State Forest by Alex McCune

A great place to camp-- I miss it! - Beautiful place to camp, and great rangers. I hope that I can get up there again this year----It has been too long. I miss all of you.-Much love,Alex

8/9/2011 Ainsworth State Park by Paul R

Going, Going, Gone - This park seems to have been given to a retiring VT congressman who now lives there and operates a dairy farm.

8/2/2011 Brighton State Park

A perfect place for Loon lovers - My wife and 3 kids stayed in Blue Jay cabin in summer of 2011. The park staffs are wonderful and friendly. We can hear and see the loons all day long. There are plenty of fish in the Spectacle Pond. The beach is a little dirty, littering with cigarret butts and dead leaves, not well maintained. The water is warm enough. The camp overall is a very quiet and well-maintained park. Camp sites/leantos are placed reasonaly far apart. Cabin Blue Jay and campsite #38 are right on the pond that you can launch your own kayaks from these sites. Its Rt-105 West/East have spectacular lakes/mountains views. Kingdom Supermarket is conveniently located about 5 minutes from camp on Rt-105 West.

6/30/2011 Jamaica State Park by James

- The park offers a large area for hiking, with some good inclines, including the trip up Little Ball Mountain, and the switchback trail going up to Ball Lake Dam. Hamilton Falls is really wonderful. In sum, the park really is beautiful, much of it following along the West River.

5/16/2011 White Rocks National Recreation Area by Gina Strachan

I grew up at this park - My family has picnicked at this park all my life. Now my own family comes to this park when we visit Vt. This is the place where my husband and I have been soul mates before we even knew each other. It is the park where we will have our ashes brought to. There does seem to be a change there I am sure it is the restless youth of today who have no respect for nature. We do bring a bag with us to carry out useless trash. Black flies during Memorial weekend are not fun and there are plenty at this park..

1/26/2011 Green Mountain National Forest

Not a national park - The Green Mountain National Forest, like other National Forests, is NOT a National Park. National Forests are administered under the US Department of Agriculture. National Parks, which are established by a different federal law than are forests, are administered under the Department of the Interior. There is a National Park in Vermont, but it is neither in nor adjacent to the Green Mountain National Forest. This is the Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historical Park near Woodstock, Vermont.

7/18/2010 Burton Island State Park

Beautiful Park and great people - Spent a week here July 14, 2010. It was so peaceful and all of the people that work there are so pleasant. We sailed there and had a very relaxing week. Cooked out each night in the grills that are maintained by the people there. Very respectful young people. That is so nice to see. Loved our stay there and hoping to get back there again.

6/19/2010 Wilgus State Park by Mark Marti

- One of the best in Vermont.Very relaxing right next to CT.river.Awsome calm kayaking down CT.river.

3/18/2010 Albert C Lord State Forest by blk

knew mr. a.lord-hope to visit park soon -

5/12/2009 Wilgus State Park

ok park - The park is great, close to the river. One can swim and get a ride up the river with your canoe. It is to shallow for a motor boats. Across the river there are some bold eagles. It is very close to the road so during the day you hear the cars but at nigh there aren't many cars going by so it is quiet. The park raingear eric is an evil man and should not be allowed to run the park.

8/14/2008 Branbury State Park by Don & jacky Schneider

good enough to visit twice - Branbury park is situated on both sides of VT 13. The Lake dunmore side is primarily day use, although there are campsites on either side. The eastern side has some nice campsites (not too crowded) with a few spots (35, 36, & 37)near an ethereal waterfall. (spring runoff is best time to view). Lots of water activities and a short hike to Lana falls, all worth the effort.