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Pine Hollow Campground
Campground in Pownal, VT • 51 RV Sites
In Pownal, Vermont—at the far southwestern corner of the Green Mountain State where the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts extend north into the wooded hollows and pine-covered ridges of Bennington County—Pine Hollow Campground occupies a small, scenic valley less than 10 miles from both Bennington, Vermont and Williamstown, Massachusetts, offering full hookup sites large enough for big rigs and slide-outs, a spring-fed stocked trout pond with paddleboat rentals, a green meadow bordered by towering pines, and the quiet, genuine New England campground character that feels increasingly rare in a region where the best sites have been commercialized into destination resorts. Pine Hollow is a campground, plainly and beautifully, in the right setting. Full hookup sites with 30 and 50-amp electric, water, and sewer accommodate rigs of all sizes, and two pull-through sites provide the drive-through accessibility that the largest motorhomes require. A playground, pavilion, laundry, bathrooms, showers, general store, firewood, dump station, and WiFi cover the practical infrastructure without excess. The spring-fed pond, stocked with trout for catch-and-release fishing, provides the immediate angling entertainment that a campground pond with actual fish produces—no fishing license required, no drive to a distant lake, just a rod and the quiet of the water in the pine-surrounded valley. Paddleboat rentals extend the pond's recreational use to non-fishing guests who simply want to be on the water. Pownal sits at the junction of the Green Mountain National Forest's southern reach, the Taconic Mountains' Vermont extension, and the Berkshire plateau's northern edge—a geographic convergence that creates the rounded, forested terrain of extreme southwestern Vermont where the hills feel older and more intimate than the dramatic ridges of the higher Green Mountains to the north. The surrounding landscape's character reflects the Hoosic River valley's position in the transition zone between the Berkshires' broad highland terrain and the Taconic Range's linear ridges, creating the mixed forest of northern hardwoods, hemlock, and white pine that gives Pine Hollow its name and its character. Bennington, under 10 miles north, combines Vermont's Revolutionary War heritage with the state's most significant arts history—the Bennington Battle Monument, rising 306 feet above the town in the tallest man-made structure in Vermont, commemorates the 1777 battle that turned the tide of the Saratoga campaign, while the Bennington Museum houses the nation's largest public collection of Grandma Moses paintings and documents Vermont's folk art tradition. Williamstown, Massachusetts, 10 miles south across the state line, contributes the Clark Art Institute—one of the finest small art museums in America—and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, one of the country's most respected regional theaters, operating through the summer season in Williams College's campus venues. Pine Hollow operates seasonally from spring through fall in Vermont's green-season camping calendar, with the June through August summer period providing the warmest temperatures and the busiest activity on the pond and the surrounding hiking trails. Fall foliage in Bennington County typically peaks in early to mid-October, when the drive from Pine Hollow to Bennington's covered bridge at Paper Mill Village Road or north toward the Green Mountain National Forest reveals the sugar maple, yellow birch, and beech color that makes Vermont's fall one of the most celebrated seasonal events in New England. Reserve your site at Pine Hollow and let the spring-fed pond and the quiet hollow's pine-scented air deliver the genuine Vermont camping experience that the corner of the state most visitors never reach.
Campground rules and policies
Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Check-In: 1:00 PM
- Check-Out: 11:00 AM
- If early check is available, the rate is $3 per hour prior to 1:00.
- There is a late check-out fee of $5 per hour past 11:00 am, that will automatically be charged to your credit card.
- We allow campers to check in until 9 PM.
- All campers must check in at the office prior to entering the campground
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Speed Limit
- The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH for all vehicles at all times.
- Office hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Children
- Children must be supervised at all times.Smoking
- No smoking in any of the park buildings or the playground.
- Please dispose of your cigarette butts properly (Not on the ground)Vehicle
- No bike riding after dark
- No electric vehicle charging
- Washing vehicles and campers at the campground is prohibited.
- No off-road vehicles or golf carts are permitted on the premises (mini bikes, UTV, ATV, 4 wheelers, etc.)Conduct
- This is a family friendly park.
- Disturbing others, disorderly conduct, fighting or obscene language may result in eviction.Drug
- We have chosen to designate our park a drug free property.
- The use of any recreational drugs, legal or otherwise, is prohibited.
- If the use of any drug is brought to our attention, it will result in immediate departure of your party with no refund.
- Under Vermont Law, consumption of cannabis, legal or otherwise, is prohibited in a place of public accommodation. 18 V.S.A.4230a.Dump
- It is a violation of Vermont health regulations to dump waste water on the ground.Guests
- All day guests must check in at the office upon arrival.
- Guests will be charged $3 per person for a daily visitor (must leave by 10 p.m.) and $6 per visitor for overnight.Swimming
- Swimming is at your own risk, there are no lifeguards on duty, as posted.
- All children must be supervised at all times.
- No swimming after dark.Pets
- We allow 2 pets max per site, There is an additional pet fee for more than 2 pets at discretion of management.
- Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
- Pets may not be left unattended at the campsite.
- Picking up your dog’s waste immediately is mandatory or you will be charged a fee of $25.
- Pets are not allowed in any of the bath house.
- Noisy pets, failure to keep your pet on a leash or failure to pick up after your pet could result in a request to remove your pet from the premises.
- Aggressive pets will not be tolerated and will be required to leave the premises.
- All pet owners should have, in their possession, current copy of their pet’s rabies certificate.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is strictly enforced
- Quiet time is 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
- Voices carry in the still of the night, please be respectful and mindful of your late night and early morning routes as we want every camper's stay to be a fun and relaxing experience.Garbage
- All garbage is to be placed in the dumpster or recycling bins.
- Do not dispose of large items (including, but not limited to TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, rugs, mattresses, etc.) in the dumpsters, you will be charged an extra trash pickup fee.
- Please keep our park clean!Bath House
- Please help us keep the restrooms & bathhouses clean and ready to use by others by picking up after yourself.
- Only flush toilet paper, NO sanitary napkins, diapers, wipes, paper towels AS THIS WILL CLOG the septic system and the bath house will be out of use for everyone.
- Dishes and clothing may not be washed in showers or bathroom sinks.
- Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult while using the restrooms.
- If a problem is found in any of the restrooms, please report it to the office immediately for corrective action.Campsites/Campfires
- Each campsite is allowed a maximum of four people, there will be a $3 charge for each additional person,
- Campsite boundaries are utility pedestal to utility pedestal. Please respect other campers’ sites and refrain from crossing others campsites unless permission has been granted.
- Please stay on roads and designated paths throughout the grounds.
- Please be responsible when having a campfire and keep campfire contained to a fire ring only.
- Campfires should be extinguished before retiring for the night and should never be left unattended.
- Fire rings are not to be used for garbage cans – only newspaper, kindling and firewood should be burned in the fire ring.
- Please do not move the fire rings, we do not want multiple burnt spots on the sites.
- Put everything back: If you moved the picnic table, or other items on the site, move them back.
- And, if you created holes or trenches fill these in, they can be dangerous for new campers.
- Please keep your campsite clean during your stay and leave the campsite in same condition you found it in when you arrived.
- Maximum of 2 cars per site.Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi is available at no charge throughout the park.
- There is no password required.
- Wi-Fi is intended for web browsing, check emails and other low band width activities.
- We do not guarantee there will be access for everyone as we are in a wooded area and the ability to connect may be different for everyone.Firewood
- Per Vermont law, firewood must be purchased in-state unless it is heat treated and a certificate verifying such is provided.
- To protect our trees and surrounding woods please do not transport untreated firewood from out of state.
- We do have firewood available to purchase at $9 per bag, after hours there is an honor box next to the office door that you may utilize to purchase firewood after hours.
Check-In Procedure
- Check-In: 1:00 PM
- Check-Out: 11:00 AM
- If early check is available, the rate is $3 per hour prior to 1:00.
- There is a late check-out fee of $5 per hour past 11:00 am, that will automatically be charged to your credit card.
- We allow campers to check in until 9 PM.
- All campers must check in at the office prior to entering the campground
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Speed Limit
- The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH for all vehicles at all times.
- Office hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Children
- Children must be supervised at all times.Smoking
- No smoking in any of the park buildings or the playground.
- Please dispose of your cigarette butts properly (Not on the ground)Vehicle
- No bike riding after dark
- No electric vehicle charging
- Washing vehicles and campers at the campground is prohibited.
- No off-road vehicles or golf carts are permitted on the premises (mini bikes, UTV, ATV, 4 wheelers, etc.)Conduct
- This is a family friendly park.
- Disturbing others, disorderly conduct, fighting or obscene language may result in eviction.Drug
- We have chosen to designate our park a drug free property.
- The use of any recreational drugs, legal or otherwise, is prohibited.
- If the use of any drug is brought to our attention, it will result in immediate departure of your party with no refund.
- Under Vermont Law, consumption of cannabis, legal or otherwise, is prohibited in a place of public accommodation. 18 V.S.A.4230a.Dump
- It is a violation of Vermont health regulations to dump waste water on the ground.Guests
- All day guests must check in at the office upon arrival.
- Guests will be charged $3 per person for a daily visitor (must leave by 10 p.m.) and $6 per visitor for overnight.Swimming
- Swimming is at your own risk, there are no lifeguards on duty, as posted.
- All children must be supervised at all times.
- No swimming after dark.Pets
- We allow 2 pets max per site, There is an additional pet fee for more than 2 pets at discretion of management.
- Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
- Pets may not be left unattended at the campsite.
- Picking up your dog’s waste immediately is mandatory or you will be charged a fee of $25.
- Pets are not allowed in any of the bath house.
- Noisy pets, failure to keep your pet on a leash or failure to pick up after your pet could result in a request to remove your pet from the premises.
- Aggressive pets will not be tolerated and will be required to leave the premises.
- All pet owners should have, in their possession, current copy of their pet’s rabies certificate.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is strictly enforced
- Quiet time is 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
- Voices carry in the still of the night, please be respectful and mindful of your late night and early morning routes as we want every camper's stay to be a fun and relaxing experience.Garbage
- All garbage is to be placed in the dumpster or recycling bins.
- Do not dispose of large items (including, but not limited to TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, rugs, mattresses, etc.) in the dumpsters, you will be charged an extra trash pickup fee.
- Please keep our park clean!Bath House
- Please help us keep the restrooms & bathhouses clean and ready to use by others by picking up after yourself.
- Only flush toilet paper, NO sanitary napkins, diapers, wipes, paper towels AS THIS WILL CLOG the septic system and the bath house will be out of use for everyone.
- Dishes and clothing may not be washed in showers or bathroom sinks.
- Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult while using the restrooms.
- If a problem is found in any of the restrooms, please report it to the office immediately for corrective action.Campsites/Campfires
- Each campsite is allowed a maximum of four people, there will be a $3 charge for each additional person,
- Campsite boundaries are utility pedestal to utility pedestal. Please respect other campers’ sites and refrain from crossing others campsites unless permission has been granted.
- Please stay on roads and designated paths throughout the grounds.
- Please be responsible when having a campfire and keep campfire contained to a fire ring only.
- Campfires should be extinguished before retiring for the night and should never be left unattended.
- Fire rings are not to be used for garbage cans – only newspaper, kindling and firewood should be burned in the fire ring.
- Please do not move the fire rings, we do not want multiple burnt spots on the sites.
- Put everything back: If you moved the picnic table, or other items on the site, move them back.
- And, if you created holes or trenches fill these in, they can be dangerous for new campers.
- Please keep your campsite clean during your stay and leave the campsite in same condition you found it in when you arrived.
- Maximum of 2 cars per site.Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi is available at no charge throughout the park.
- There is no password required.
- Wi-Fi is intended for web browsing, check emails and other low band width activities.
- We do not guarantee there will be access for everyone as we are in a wooded area and the ability to connect may be different for everyone.Firewood
- Per Vermont law, firewood must be purchased in-state unless it is heat treated and a certificate verifying such is provided.
- To protect our trees and surrounding woods please do not transport untreated firewood from out of state.
- We do have firewood available to purchase at $9 per bag, after hours there is an honor box next to the office door that you may utilize to purchase firewood after hours.
In Pownal, Vermont—at the far southwestern corner of the Green Mountain State where the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts extend north into the wooded hollows and pine-covered ridges of Bennington County—Pine Hollow Campground occupies a small, scenic valley less than 10 miles from both Bennington, Vermont and Williamstown, Massachusetts, offering full hookup sites large enough for big rigs and slide-outs, a spring-fed stocked trout pond with paddleboat rentals, a green meadow bordered by towering pines, and the quiet, genuine New England campground character that feels increasingly rare in a region where the best sites have been commercialized into destination resorts. Pine Hollow is a campground, plainly and beautifully, in the right setting. Full hookup sites with 30 and 50-amp electric, water, and sewer accommodate rigs of all sizes, and two pull-through sites provide the drive-through accessibility that the largest motorhomes require. A playground, pavilion, laundry, bathrooms, showers, general store, firewood, dump station, and WiFi cover the practical infrastructure without excess. The spring-fed pond, stocked with trout for catch-and-release fishing, provides the immediate angling entertainment that a campground pond with actual fish produces—no fishing license required, no drive to a distant lake, just a rod and the quiet of the water in the pine-surrounded valley. Paddleboat rentals extend the pond's recreational use to non-fishing guests who simply want to be on the water. Pownal sits at the junction of the Green Mountain National Forest's southern reach, the Taconic Mountains' Vermont extension, and the Berkshire plateau's northern edge—a geographic convergence that creates the rounded, forested terrain of extreme southwestern Vermont where the hills feel older and more intimate than the dramatic ridges of the higher Green Mountains to the north. The surrounding landscape's character reflects the Hoosic River valley's position in the transition zone between the Berkshires' broad highland terrain and the Taconic Range's linear ridges, creating the mixed forest of northern hardwoods, hemlock, and white pine that gives Pine Hollow its name and its character. Bennington, under 10 miles north, combines Vermont's Revolutionary War heritage with the state's most significant arts history—the Bennington Battle Monument, rising 306 feet above the town in the tallest man-made structure in Vermont, commemorates the 1777 battle that turned the tide of the Saratoga campaign, while the Bennington Museum houses the nation's largest public collection of Grandma Moses paintings and documents Vermont's folk art tradition. Williamstown, Massachusetts, 10 miles south across the state line, contributes the Clark Art Institute—one of the finest small art museums in America—and the Williamstown Theatre Festival, one of the country's most respected regional theaters, operating through the summer season in Williams College's campus venues. Pine Hollow operates seasonally from spring through fall in Vermont's green-season camping calendar, with the June through August summer period providing the warmest temperatures and the busiest activity on the pond and the surrounding hiking trails. Fall foliage in Bennington County typically peaks in early to mid-October, when the drive from Pine Hollow to Bennington's covered bridge at Paper Mill Village Road or north toward the Green Mountain National Forest reveals the sugar maple, yellow birch, and beech color that makes Vermont's fall one of the most celebrated seasonal events in New England. Reserve your site at Pine Hollow and let the spring-fed pond and the quiet hollow's pine-scented air deliver the genuine Vermont camping experience that the corner of the state most visitors never reach.
Campground rules and policies
Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Check-In: 1:00 PM
- Check-Out: 11:00 AM
- If early check is available, the rate is $3 per hour prior to 1:00.
- There is a late check-out fee of $5 per hour past 11:00 am, that will automatically be charged to your credit card.
- We allow campers to check in until 9 PM.
- All campers must check in at the office prior to entering the campground
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Speed Limit
- The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH for all vehicles at all times.
- Office hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Children
- Children must be supervised at all times.Smoking
- No smoking in any of the park buildings or the playground.
- Please dispose of your cigarette butts properly (Not on the ground)Vehicle
- No bike riding after dark
- No electric vehicle charging
- Washing vehicles and campers at the campground is prohibited.
- No off-road vehicles or golf carts are permitted on the premises (mini bikes, UTV, ATV, 4 wheelers, etc.)Conduct
- This is a family friendly park.
- Disturbing others, disorderly conduct, fighting or obscene language may result in eviction.Drug
- We have chosen to designate our park a drug free property.
- The use of any recreational drugs, legal or otherwise, is prohibited.
- If the use of any drug is brought to our attention, it will result in immediate departure of your party with no refund.
- Under Vermont Law, consumption of cannabis, legal or otherwise, is prohibited in a place of public accommodation. 18 V.S.A.4230a.Dump
- It is a violation of Vermont health regulations to dump waste water on the ground.Guests
- All day guests must check in at the office upon arrival.
- Guests will be charged $3 per person for a daily visitor (must leave by 10 p.m.) and $6 per visitor for overnight.Swimming
- Swimming is at your own risk, there are no lifeguards on duty, as posted.
- All children must be supervised at all times.
- No swimming after dark.Pets
- We allow 2 pets max per site, There is an additional pet fee for more than 2 pets at discretion of management.
- Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
- Pets may not be left unattended at the campsite.
- Picking up your dog’s waste immediately is mandatory or you will be charged a fee of $25.
- Pets are not allowed in any of the bath house.
- Noisy pets, failure to keep your pet on a leash or failure to pick up after your pet could result in a request to remove your pet from the premises.
- Aggressive pets will not be tolerated and will be required to leave the premises.
- All pet owners should have, in their possession, current copy of their pet’s rabies certificate.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is strictly enforced
- Quiet time is 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
- Voices carry in the still of the night, please be respectful and mindful of your late night and early morning routes as we want every camper's stay to be a fun and relaxing experience.Garbage
- All garbage is to be placed in the dumpster or recycling bins.
- Do not dispose of large items (including, but not limited to TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, rugs, mattresses, etc.) in the dumpsters, you will be charged an extra trash pickup fee.
- Please keep our park clean!Bath House
- Please help us keep the restrooms & bathhouses clean and ready to use by others by picking up after yourself.
- Only flush toilet paper, NO sanitary napkins, diapers, wipes, paper towels AS THIS WILL CLOG the septic system and the bath house will be out of use for everyone.
- Dishes and clothing may not be washed in showers or bathroom sinks.
- Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult while using the restrooms.
- If a problem is found in any of the restrooms, please report it to the office immediately for corrective action.Campsites/Campfires
- Each campsite is allowed a maximum of four people, there will be a $3 charge for each additional person,
- Campsite boundaries are utility pedestal to utility pedestal. Please respect other campers’ sites and refrain from crossing others campsites unless permission has been granted.
- Please stay on roads and designated paths throughout the grounds.
- Please be responsible when having a campfire and keep campfire contained to a fire ring only.
- Campfires should be extinguished before retiring for the night and should never be left unattended.
- Fire rings are not to be used for garbage cans – only newspaper, kindling and firewood should be burned in the fire ring.
- Please do not move the fire rings, we do not want multiple burnt spots on the sites.
- Put everything back: If you moved the picnic table, or other items on the site, move them back.
- And, if you created holes or trenches fill these in, they can be dangerous for new campers.
- Please keep your campsite clean during your stay and leave the campsite in same condition you found it in when you arrived.
- Maximum of 2 cars per site.Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi is available at no charge throughout the park.
- There is no password required.
- Wi-Fi is intended for web browsing, check emails and other low band width activities.
- We do not guarantee there will be access for everyone as we are in a wooded area and the ability to connect may be different for everyone.Firewood
- Per Vermont law, firewood must be purchased in-state unless it is heat treated and a certificate verifying such is provided.
- To protect our trees and surrounding woods please do not transport untreated firewood from out of state.
- We do have firewood available to purchase at $9 per bag, after hours there is an honor box next to the office door that you may utilize to purchase firewood after hours.
Check-In Procedure
- Check-In: 1:00 PM
- Check-Out: 11:00 AM
- If early check is available, the rate is $3 per hour prior to 1:00.
- There is a late check-out fee of $5 per hour past 11:00 am, that will automatically be charged to your credit card.
- We allow campers to check in until 9 PM.
- All campers must check in at the office prior to entering the campground
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Speed Limit
- The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH for all vehicles at all times.
- Office hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Children
- Children must be supervised at all times.Smoking
- No smoking in any of the park buildings or the playground.
- Please dispose of your cigarette butts properly (Not on the ground)Vehicle
- No bike riding after dark
- No electric vehicle charging
- Washing vehicles and campers at the campground is prohibited.
- No off-road vehicles or golf carts are permitted on the premises (mini bikes, UTV, ATV, 4 wheelers, etc.)Conduct
- This is a family friendly park.
- Disturbing others, disorderly conduct, fighting or obscene language may result in eviction.Drug
- We have chosen to designate our park a drug free property.
- The use of any recreational drugs, legal or otherwise, is prohibited.
- If the use of any drug is brought to our attention, it will result in immediate departure of your party with no refund.
- Under Vermont Law, consumption of cannabis, legal or otherwise, is prohibited in a place of public accommodation. 18 V.S.A.4230a.Dump
- It is a violation of Vermont health regulations to dump waste water on the ground.Guests
- All day guests must check in at the office upon arrival.
- Guests will be charged $3 per person for a daily visitor (must leave by 10 p.m.) and $6 per visitor for overnight.Swimming
- Swimming is at your own risk, there are no lifeguards on duty, as posted.
- All children must be supervised at all times.
- No swimming after dark.Pets
- We allow 2 pets max per site, There is an additional pet fee for more than 2 pets at discretion of management.
- Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.
- Pets may not be left unattended at the campsite.
- Picking up your dog’s waste immediately is mandatory or you will be charged a fee of $25.
- Pets are not allowed in any of the bath house.
- Noisy pets, failure to keep your pet on a leash or failure to pick up after your pet could result in a request to remove your pet from the premises.
- Aggressive pets will not be tolerated and will be required to leave the premises.
- All pet owners should have, in their possession, current copy of their pet’s rabies certificate.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is strictly enforced
- Quiet time is 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
- Voices carry in the still of the night, please be respectful and mindful of your late night and early morning routes as we want every camper's stay to be a fun and relaxing experience.Garbage
- All garbage is to be placed in the dumpster or recycling bins.
- Do not dispose of large items (including, but not limited to TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators, electronics, furniture, rugs, mattresses, etc.) in the dumpsters, you will be charged an extra trash pickup fee.
- Please keep our park clean!Bath House
- Please help us keep the restrooms & bathhouses clean and ready to use by others by picking up after yourself.
- Only flush toilet paper, NO sanitary napkins, diapers, wipes, paper towels AS THIS WILL CLOG the septic system and the bath house will be out of use for everyone.
- Dishes and clothing may not be washed in showers or bathroom sinks.
- Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult while using the restrooms.
- If a problem is found in any of the restrooms, please report it to the office immediately for corrective action.Campsites/Campfires
- Each campsite is allowed a maximum of four people, there will be a $3 charge for each additional person,
- Campsite boundaries are utility pedestal to utility pedestal. Please respect other campers’ sites and refrain from crossing others campsites unless permission has been granted.
- Please stay on roads and designated paths throughout the grounds.
- Please be responsible when having a campfire and keep campfire contained to a fire ring only.
- Campfires should be extinguished before retiring for the night and should never be left unattended.
- Fire rings are not to be used for garbage cans – only newspaper, kindling and firewood should be burned in the fire ring.
- Please do not move the fire rings, we do not want multiple burnt spots on the sites.
- Put everything back: If you moved the picnic table, or other items on the site, move them back.
- And, if you created holes or trenches fill these in, they can be dangerous for new campers.
- Please keep your campsite clean during your stay and leave the campsite in same condition you found it in when you arrived.
- Maximum of 2 cars per site.Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi is available at no charge throughout the park.
- There is no password required.
- Wi-Fi is intended for web browsing, check emails and other low band width activities.
- We do not guarantee there will be access for everyone as we are in a wooded area and the ability to connect may be different for everyone.Firewood
- Per Vermont law, firewood must be purchased in-state unless it is heat treated and a certificate verifying such is provided.
- To protect our trees and surrounding woods please do not transport untreated firewood from out of state.
- We do have firewood available to purchase at $9 per bag, after hours there is an honor box next to the office door that you may utilize to purchase firewood after hours.
Campground features
- WiFi
- Boat rentals
- Playground
- Beach
- Onsite showers
- Onsite bathrooms
- Community laundry
- Dump station
- WiFi
- Boat rentals
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- Beach
- Onsite showers
- Onsite bathrooms
- Community laundry
- Dump station
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342 Pine Hollow Road Pownal VT 05261
42.78629979999999° N, 73.1993519° W
