Greenwood Lodge & Campsites

The campground and facilities were clean and well-maintained. Cute ponds, beautiful area, indoor toilets and hot showers. The caretaker/owner family was adorable. If we are ever in this area again, we will definitely stay! Highly recommend.
Note: We were in a tent site but the other campers there were in RVs, and it appeared they had what they needed aside from sewer.

Small family campground run by elderly couple. Gracious hosts. Hills, ponds, horseshoes, tetherball, basketball and so much more. Peaceful and quiet. Immaculate grounds. Well maintained. Excellent Verizon and T-Mobile signal. Didn't use any of the facities. Water, electric and trashcan at sites. Dump station available. Great tent sites as well as RV sites. Worth the price of $47 a night.

My husband, our dog and I spent two wonderful weeks at Greenwood Lodge and Campsites, late May early June 2022. Ann, Ed and Chris are excellent, friendly and warm hosts and keep the place in beautiful shape. The camp ground setting is gorgeous, surrounded by rolling hills. The grounds are so pristine and the bathhouse is exceptionally clean. If you are into hiking, this is a perfect home base to access the Long Trail/Appalachian Trail and many other wonderful hikes in the Green Mountains.
There are dog bag and waste stations throughout the campground. We loved that they separate recycling into seven bins!
We appreciated the strong Wi-Fi signal!
Needless to say, we will stay here next time we visit Southwest Vermont.

I have lived in Bennington for 68 years and always camped at Woodford State Park. We recently (5/20/22) decided to try Greenwood campground.
We like Greenwood better than Woodford because;

Greenwood is a better value, Woodford charges $21 plus $12 for a canoe rental plus has pay showers. Greenwood was $42 for our RV. For $8 more you get free canoes and free showers, on site wifi, water and electric sites. Woodford has no on site wifi, water or electric.

Greenwood also has pull through sites and more amenities, free books, a game room, etc.

Greenwood has more sites with better views.

Greenwood is better maintained, (sorry Jess, our daughter worked at Woodford State Park last year),

Greenwood is quieter, with less through traffic.

Both campgrounds are surrounded by Green Mountain National forest, but Greenwood is closer to the Appalachian/Long Trail.

Greenwood has a Vermont country store within walking distance.

Greenwood is closer to Bennington.

This is a family owned place, and it is so beautiful! We had a pull through spot that was easy to get in and out of. There are trails all over with doggy bag dispensers and waste baskets. You can fish, play volleyball, and I think the ski area is part of this location! The roads to and from this location are narrow and hilly. However, we hit the best tree color time, and everything was gorgeous! The sites are nicely spaced and some sites are secluded among the trees. The ones in the trees though look too small for our rig.

This CG was a real gem and we would return here again. It is a combination hostel and campground (both RVs and tents). Note: You enter the Prospect Ski Mountain in Woodford, VT and drive through to the campground. The CG is locally owned and the rules were very stringent (fine by us). The campsites were large, big-rig friendly and well-spaced; some are even tucked individually back in the woods. This CG is close to the town of Bennington. We only stayed one night as we were passing through to another destination. The entire CG was well maintained, organized and very clean. The toilets/showers were in a central building (in the middle of the campground). During quiet hours, you have to access the facilities using a keypad, which the owners shared the instructions upon check-in. The facilities were super clean (the cleanest we’ve ever encountered)! The CG was extremely quiet at night. Overall, it appeared that the campsites were level. The sites in one section are water and sewer; the other section has no hookups. There was a lovely pond and a large, flat playing field in the center of the CG. We paid by cash although credit cards are accepted if you don’t have cash. We used the dump station, and it operated as expected. We had fairly low Verizon coverage here (1 to 2 bars).

What a nice place to stay. It is a family owned/run campground and it shows. Ann, Ed and their son Chris, along with a few others, keep this place well maintained and in tip top condition. There are electric/water sites and just tent sites throughout the campground. All sizes of electric are available, just let them know what you need and they will charge accordingly. They can handle any size of rig, from class A to Tents. Very spacious sites. Many are in shaded portions of the property, others in the open area. There is a large bldg. That has a big meeting room, game room, restrooms/showers and the upstairs is where the family stays. We've had a wonderful time and are very pleased of our choice of staying here. Come by and stay awhile, We did!
You can sign out paddles and life jackets for the canoe or john boat to use on the back pond. They also have 2 smaller ponds to fish, swim, and kayak in. There are plenty of hiking trails around in the near by Ski Park or plenty of State Parks and National Parks with trails. The Appalachian Trail is nearby as well if you care to venture on it. Check out "AllTrails.com" for info about them. There is a local store across the street or the town of Bennington is about 8 miles away if you need anything. We went to "Ramunto's Brick Oven Pizza", in Bennington, and it was wonderful! Ck out reviews on Google. We also visited a local Maple Farm, "Glastenview Maple Farm", in North Bennington. Very interesting. Bill and Susan are wonderful people to talk to and learn about their venture into Maple Syrup farming! Ck out Google as well.

This is a wonderful Rv park. The owners are sweet and old school, but the amenities are modern and clean. I had to mail them a check to reserve the slot. The slot I got was overlooking one of their lakes. There is a general store walking distance, hiking, and near a town that has everything. The site I stood in had partial hook up, but they had a dumpsite near the office that was fine. It's an Rv park, didn't see any tents and the slots are not close to each other. They have good internet service, in fact the internet tower was right near my slot #3. They sell wood, have recycled cans at the site, and even offer you paper for your fire.