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Camels Hump State Park in Vermont is best known for its mountain peak, aptly named Camels Hump. The distinctively shaped peak is much beloved by Vermont residents, and they even elected to put its profile on the state quarter instead of other landmarks like covered bridges or maple leaf. Originally established as a forest park in 1911, the park got upgraded to state park status in 1969, affording it some extra protection from lumber and mining companies.

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Getting Outdoors

Camels Hump State Park is a part of the Green Mountain range. Though its mountain, Camel’s Hump, is the third-highest peak in Vermont, it is the only undeveloped one. The mountaintop is prized for its Alpine tundra vegetation because it’s one of the few New England mountains to have this type of ecosystem. The oldest trail in the United States, called the Long Trail, runs 273 miles. The trail starts near Jay, VT, which is close to the US-Canada border, and snakes southward, passing through Camels Hump State Park, to ultimately terminate south of Stamford, VT. There are an estimated additional 100 miles of side trails that split off the Long Trail. It’s said that this trail was the inspiration for creating Appalachian Trail, which stretches over 2,000 miles from Maine to Georgia.

Camping at Camels Hump State Park

Wake up surrounded by nature in the comfort of a camper rental. By nixing a leaky tent or stale motel, your odds of creating an idyllic camping experience improve tenfold. Unfortunately, RV camping at Camels Hump State Park isn’t permitted. Only dispersed or shelter camping is allowed. However, there are several options very close by.

Exploring the Area

No visit to Vermont is complete without hitting the road to enjoy the quirky small towns that are scattered around the state. Many visitors flock to Vermont in autumn in the annual leaf-peeping quest to find the perfect tree-lined landscape with blazing red and gold leaves. Hop into a motorhome rental and hit a scenic byway. Search for covered bridges, many of which are still standing. Nearby Waitsfield, boasts not one, but two covered bridges.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Burrows Trail to Camel's Hump, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Camel's Hump Trail, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Monroe and Dean Loop Trail, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Duxbury Window Trail, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Honey Hollow Trail, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Burnt Rock Mountain Trail, VTMoretown, VT
  • Green Mountain Audubon Nature Center Sensory Trail, VTRichmond, VT
  • Beane Trail to Long Trail, VTCamels Hump State Park, VT
  • Hedgehop Hill Loop Trail, VTMt Mansfield State Forest, VT
  • Stevenson Brook Trail, VTLittle River State Park, VT

Recent RV rental reviews in Camels Hump State Park

Daren F.

October, 2025

We had a great experience in the van. It
had everything we needed for cooking and sleeping. Everything was very organized. Also,
the heater worked great on the cold nights.
Beth A.

October, 2025

Hosts were very friendly.
Amelia C.

October, 2025

Hosts were accommodating to our schedule and set everything up for us. Walked us through how to operate various equipment. Friendly. Suggested a nice camp group that had the amenities we wanted. Steered us to some good food and drink spots. Our first RV camping experience was a success.

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