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Fort Dummer, in Vermont, was built in 1724 during Dummer’s War, a series of conflicts between New England and the Wabanaki Confederacy, which was allied with France. The fort is the first known permanent European settlement in Vermont. Unfortunately, when Vernon Dam was constructed on the Connecticut River, it flooded the original site of the fort. From a certain viewpoint in the park, however, it is possible to see the original site, which is underwater, when the river is calm.

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Getting Outdoors

Fort Dummer State Park is a small but refreshing retreat from the busy suburbs. Red, white, and chestnut oaks, beech, maple, and birch trees tower overhead. The leaves on their branches reach out to one another, forming a dense canopy that filters daylight in dappled streaks. In autumn, the leaves transform from verdant green to a blaze of red, gold, and bronze. Photographers and nature lovers will enjoy wandering through this park’s three trails in pursuit of the perfect spot to enjoy the leaves. One trail, aptly named Sunrise Trail, meanders eastward, up toward a summit that faces the dawn. There, the foundations of the long-gone drowned fort can be seen on a calm day, usually in late summer. One of the other trails leads to a swimming hole. On three sides of the hole, sheer granite slabs rise, cradling the crystal clear water.
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Camping at Fort Dummer State Park

Skip staying at hotels and get closer to nature by renting a camper at Fort Dummer State Park. In the comforts of your temporary home, listen to the sounds of wildlife. Birds sing to one another as they herald the sunrise. Winds set the trees overhead a-fluttering. Crickets and frogs croon as they ready for the coming of the night. Fort Dummer State Park RV campground has around 50 sites that are lined with heavy vegetation and shrubbery. The natural walls that line each site blocks the views of your neighbors, further adding to the sense of solitude and quiet.
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Exploring the Area

Slip past Brattleboro and join the other leaf peepers on the Connecticut River Byway. In the comforts of a rental motorhome, effortlessly navigate the twisting mountain road as it follows the contours of the river. Stop in remote mountain towns and search for quaint artists’ shops, boutique stores, and shops featuring vintage goods that can be hundreds of years old. Green Mountain Spinnery in Putney is a long-standing yarn shop that spins their yarns by hand. Their staff will happily demonstrate the ancient art. Watching the wheel whir away as they magically form yarn out of cottony fleece is hypnotic.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Sunset Trail, VTFort Dummer State Park, VT
  • Wantastiquet Natural Area Summit Trail, VTBrattleboro, VT
  • Ann Stokes Loop, MAWantastiquet Mountain Natural Area, MA
  • Pisgah Ridge and Kilburn Loop, NHHinsdale, NH
  • Mount Pisgah, NHHinsdale, NH
  • Kilburn Loop, NHHinsdale, NH
  • Black Mountain Trail, VTBrattleboro, VT
  • Beal's Knob Trail, NHPisgah State Park, NH
  • Chesterfield Gorge State Wayside Trail, NHKeene, NH
  • Power Lines, VTTownshend, VT

Recent RV rental reviews in Fort Dummer State Park

Shane M.

April, 2026

Holly & Mike were fantastic. They communicated with me weeks before my trip, during my trip, and after my trip was complete. This was a great test for the RV as I was parked in the middle of nowhere with no external water or electrical access, 5+ hours away from home. I had everything needed right down to coffee supplied. The RV had a couple quirks, and this was likely due to us being the first ones to run it since winter storage; however, Holly & Mike were right there every step of the way to help me through any questions or concerns and that made the trip feel that much more comfortable and successful. Statistics: For a gas motor in a fully loaded RV with 4 passengers, I got 11mpg Southbound and 10.0mpg Northbound while maintaining reasonable speed with traffic. The drivability of this RV was phenomenal and rode better than my 3500 dually. 10/10 would, and plan to rent from them again. Thank you for the great memory I was able to make with my friends at a Spartan Race. My ONLY recommendation to Holly & Mike would be to update the cup holders or add something to the front of the vehicle to hold the newer/larger water receptacles people use today. Thanks again and see you soon!
Hier F.

April, 2026

Our first experience renting an RV and we could not have asked for better hosts. Shane and Dave were amazing! They were very kind, very responsive and super accommodating! We loved the camper, it was setup with everything you could want except for the food. Looking forward to working with them again next vacation! Highly recommended!
Eric Z.

December, 2025

This was a great rental camper for our lil family. Hollys communication and service was awesome, would definitely do it again.

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