As noted previously, the campground has some pretty spots along the Mississippi but the first time a Frieghtliner train sounds like it is coming through your campsite, it's not great. My visit started off with a picnic table covered with sand -... Read more

Stopped overnight just a school age families were starting to show up. Because it was hot and humid, I asked for an electric site. Power is 30/50 and seem strong for an old-style park like this. Lots of stone structures, a pretty lake for paddling... Read more

We visited Winhall Brook campground in September and really liked it. First of all, the rates, with the Federal Interagency pass is only $13 for water/electric -- they don't have the fees and exclusions that more and more federal sites are adding.... Read more

We have been here two or three times during the off-season, usually in late Spring. There are many sites along Lake Groton that are lean-tos or too small for our 25 foot trailer but we like the four or five sites (43 is our favorite) up on the... Read more

Pre-checked in -- host was very helpful with directions and suggestions. We were there after school began so there were not too many campers. This park is less popular with those who have motorboats and jet skis since Osmore Pond is paddling only... Read more

Ricker Pond SP is like essentially all Vermont parks -- aimed more at tent and lean-to campers than RV's. There are no hook-ups nor is there any internet -- wifi or 4G. (The Groton Free library has a password protected Wifi that is on all the... Read more