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Wooded campsite nestled in trees on the eastern edge of a large field. This campground is very nice, and extremely well run. It's clean, and well maintained with charming campsites, both with, and without RV hook-ups. Some of the spots are shady, nestled in the trees, while others are in an open field. The hot water pressure in the shower near our campsite is better than most places I've experienced; even most hotels! The connectivity here is surprisingly poor. I do believe they campground has a modern wifi system, but throughput is extremely slow and unstable (about 5 down and 5 up) possibly due to network congestion. Also cellular signals are weak across the board. Your best bet would be Starlink out in one of the spacious RV sites. Overall, the place has a great vibe, and we'd stay here again in a heartbeat!

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You probably won't be the only ones at this designated dispersed camping area in Green Mountain National Forest, there is a lot of grassy, open space, and as long as it isn't too crowded, it is a very nice spot to enjoy an extended stay in Vermont's backcountry. There are primitive stone fire rings scattered about, and vault toilets. There is a lot of open sky making it suitable for Starlink if you're so equipped. The road in is gravel and is suitable for any vehicle. There are hiking and swimming opporuntiies nearby, with other scenic roads in the area if you'd like to do some touring. Only a short walk to an idyllic vermont river. No cell service. Also, if you continue following the forest road, you'll find more isolated dispersed campsites that offer more shade and privacy. I recommend this spot. We'd very much like to come back!

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We were lucky to find this primitive dispersed site at the very end of our day. We had just spent the past five hours driving north from Pennsylvania, and it might've been the very first forest road we encountered in southern Vermont, a short distance east of Bennington. The campsite is at the side of a groomed dirtroad, suitable for all vehicles. It is a heavily wooded area with a well-used stone fire ring. There are hiking and ATV opportunities nearby, in addition to snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, so there is light traffic throughout the day, especially during peak season. Surprisingly, really good cell service despite being in the trees. Not too many other campsites along the road. Very lovely and peaceful at night. This spot checks a lot of boxes, especially in terms of convenience.

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