RV rental Bomoseen State Park, VT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Several miles of hiking trails meander through Bomoseen State Park. The tree canopy overhead is so dense that at times, it can feel like walking inside a green tunnel. The trails underfoot are soft with years of dried leaves broken down into rich soil. In springtime, after snowmelt, it can, at times, be muddy. The views, as well as the opportunity to glimpse newborn wildlife frolicking in the woods, are well worth a pair of muddy boots. Bomoseen Lake, which borders Bomoseen State Park, has a surface area of 2,400 acres. It’s prized by both local and out-of-town fishermen for bass fishing, which is especially useful. Anglers can expect to catch largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, black crappie, bluegills, and a few other fish. Two boat launches and fishing piers invite fishermen to try their hand. The park also participates in the state-run Reel Fun Program, which introduces children and adults to the joys of fishing. Through this program, loaner rods and other fishing equipment are available, as are rental boats. The beaches that line the shores of the lake are great for impromptu games of volleyball and horseshoe toss competitions. On a warm summer day, it’s common to see people stretched out on the sandy shores to get a little tan. This area is well known for an abundance of waterfalls. Most appear only in late spring after snowmelt occurs. A few, fed by babbling streams and brooks, persist year-round. Sutherland Falls near Proctor cascades down 50 feet, tumbling and bouncing over several tiers of granite and slate stone ledges until it comes to a stop in a large, deep pool. In springtime, this delicate, graceful waterfall turns into a raging, frothing torrent of water that will delight photographers and nature lovers.