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Maple Grove Campground is more of a front-country RV park than where we usually stay, but it was a lovely, well cared for campground. This site is a small gravel pad with a fire ring, picnic table, and located on tastefully landscaped grassy hill. There's only enough room for one vehicle. We were able to stuff the Jeep in there too, but it was tight. It had a 30 amp hookup and water. With strong AT&T and T-Mobile, it served as a great basecamp for Shannon for the week, but there were too many trees for Starlink.

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I spent two night at this lovely tent site, just across from the lean-tos in Lake Carmi State Park. I felt it strikes a nice balance between being away from the crowds, but still fairly close to the lake. There was enough room for two vehicles. It was perfectly flat, with a fire pit and a picnic table. The bathhouse was just a short walk away. I had one bar of sporadic AT&T. Cell service was unreliable and just enough to squeak some text messages through. It was a nice spot, and I'd stay in this loop again.

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There are several dispersed camping opportunities in this corner of Green Mountain National Forest near Granville, Vermont. The area is very busy during peak season and we weren’t able to find a more desirable site that was available, but this campsite was passable with a great view to the east.
Completely primitive, with a stone fire ring. Enough space for two or three vehicles, but only one flat spot where we parked the van. Otherwise very uneven. A lot of brush, with a tree line to the west on the other side of the forest road. Wonderful sweeping view to the east. Good privacy and very quiet. Just off of the groomed forest road, accessible by any vehicle. Not the most charming, but clean, unspoiled, and an adequate campsite if you’re passing through.

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