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Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge in Vermont was established in 1943 to protect the delta habitat for several species of waterfowl and bird of prey, some of which were approaching endangered status. Thanks to this proactive measure, most of these birds and waterfowls are doing well today. The park was initially just a few hundred acres, but Vermont has steadily purchased land over the years, and it now encompasses over 6,600 acres. Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge is the only wildlife refuge entirely inside Vermont’s borders.

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Getting Outdoors

The refuge is a unique mix of bogs, wetlands, grasslands, and woods. The bog is a known habitat of an endangered plant, chain ferns, and Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge is one of the only places in the world where this plant can still be found. Boardwalk paths cross the bog area, allowing visitors to safely enjoy this habitat without harming the fragile plant, into the wetlands where many wildlife make their home in the murky water. Among the rushes, wetland trees, and shrubs, many aquatic animals can be observed. Muskox, minks, otters, beavers, and several species of waterfowl are commonly sighted.

Camping at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

When faced with the prospect of camping in the outdoors, adventurers have a choice between leaky tents or renting an RV. RV rentals often win out. After all, they’re warm, dry, and perhaps more importantly, mosquito-free. There are a handful of campgrounds near the refuge, all with different amenities and level of service.

Exploring the Area

In rural, wild Vermont north, there are many small towns that are historic, dating back to the founding of the United States. Hop into a rental motorhome and explore them all. Search for small museums run by volunteers, cute cafes with homemade bread and desserts, and gift shops for the perfect souvenir to take home as a reminder of this RV camping vacation.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, VTMissisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, VT
  • Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail, VTSaint Albans City, VT
  • Burton Island Loop Trail, VTBurton Island State Park, VT
  • Lake Carmi, VTLake Carmi State Park, VT
  • Lake Champlain Long Point Trail, NYPlattsburgh, NY
  • Point Auroche Beach Trail, NYCumberland Bay State Park, NY
  • Eagle Mountain Trail, VTMilton, VT
  • Blue Trails North, NYAdirondack Park, NY
  • Muhley and Island View Loop Trail, VTColchester, VT
  • Allen Trail, VTColchester, VT

Recent RV rental reviews in Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

Constance B.

December, 2024

Super expérience beautiful van super host
Azais A.

November, 2024

Excellent van pour un road trip en autonomie pour 3 personnes.
Andrew F.

November, 2024

Wonderful experience, cliff was very communicative and friendly

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