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zombienutz1 t1_jeb0yny wrote

I tented at a super remote spot in Roxbury last year through Airbnb. No neighbors, lights, noises, and little to no cell phone service. It was like $30 on Airbnb iirc.

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HappyNewBeer t1_jeb15ef wrote

VT State Parks are all awesome, and there is a lot of variety all around.

Woods Island is a cool spot because of how few sites there are and how far apart they are from each other. It does require you to get out to the island and bring all your gear, including water, but there are private companies that will bring you out on a pontoon for pretty cheap.

Some of the parks have built cabins, which are super cozy and are a lot easier than tenting it.

Do you have an area of Vermont you want to be near? Will you be looking to get out on the water, or go for a hike?

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Mooseknuckel55 t1_jebap9v wrote

Camping on the Battenkill has the nicest people on the planet i have determined. If you do not like dogs, go elsewhere. They are extremely dog friendly and our labs love it there too.

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The_Barbelo t1_jebcih8 wrote

Last year I took my brother to Half Moon pond in Hubbardton. It was pretty quiet, they have lean tos, primitives, and cabins. And I caught more sunfish there than I ever have in my life. Enough for a good dinner portion for three people.

https://vtstateparks.com/halfmoon.html

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vittlesvt t1_jebh6tt wrote

If you’re interested in a great glamping experience, I recommend Winter River Campground in Corinth. Off the beaten track, but close to amenities and adventures. They also have River front property to enjoy. They do day passes so you can be on the river with your party only without other campers. Beautiful bell tents with queen sized beds and lots of comfy amenities.

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