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Set in picturesque Vermont woods with rolling mountains, Jamaica State Park covers around 772 acres of the Vermont wilderness. Life in the deep, tall woods is slower and idle, to be savored and enjoyed. As sunlight trickle in through the canopy of spring green leaves overhead, the trails meander and weave through the trees. The ground underfoot is loamy, a rich hue of brown. The lush second-growth woods hints at unspoiled Vermont, granting visitors a vision of what the wilderness looked like long before man brought an ax.
Jamaica State Park has been used for several ventures over the past two hundred years. Once there were small mills all along West River, which runs through present-day Jamaica State Park. Settlers razed the trees for lumber and plowed the hills to create a patchwork of farms. It was also, at one point, used as a transport corridor for a railroad company until a flood destroyed its tracks. The park was created in the 1960s, and nature has since then retaken the hills.
Dozens upon dozens of small towns are nestled in the nooks and crannies of Vermont mountains. The largest is Manchester, which is known for not only its historic charms, but also several outlet stores, a hospital, and delicious restaurants. Manchester is about 20 miles to the west. Book an RV in Windham County, VT, and set out to create the perfect RV camping adventure.
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