Vermont is famous for its unspoiled nature and closeness to the ocean, making it a bucket list destination for campers hoping for new discoveries. Rent a camper near Quechee / Pine Valley KOA, and you’ll find yourself right next to the place where the White River meets with the Connecticut River. There are plenty of ways to relax at the campground, from swimming in the heated pool to watching cable TV and using the Wi-Fi to stay connected. Propane and firewood are available on-site, and the Kamping Kitchen is the place to be if you want to make a delicious meal. This pet-friendly campground has a fishing pond too.Finding a site for your campervan rental is the first thing to do once you arrive, and you can choose from full hookup sites with or without a patio, as well as sites with partial water and electric hookups and 30 amp service. Visitors who aren't camping with an RV can opt for one of the camping cabins with one or two rooms, deluxe cabins, or tent sites with water and electric hookups.In addition to fun events on-site such as Halloween site decoration, you can rent a banana bike, go on a hay wagon ride, or play some tetherball. Montpelier, the capital of Vermont, is less than an hour's drive away. Despite being one of the smallest capitals in the country, it will surprise you with excellent historical and natural attractions. Sitting on the shores of Lake Champlain, Burlington attracts visitors with the lively Church Street Market Place and scenic ferry rides on the lake. The Freedom Trail and the Museum of Fine Art are some of the amazing spots of Boston, one of the oldest American cities. Nature lovers will be thrilled to find that camping at Quechee / Pine Valley KOA puts them right between Green and White Mountain National Forests and close to numerous state parks.
Vermont is famous for its unspoiled nature and closeness to the ocean, making it a bucket list destination for campers hoping for new discoveries. Rent a camper near Quechee / Pine Valley KOA, and you’ll find yourself right next to the place where the White River meets with the Connecticut River. There are plenty of ways to relax at the campground, from swimming in the heated pool to watching cable TV and using the Wi-Fi to stay connected. Propane and firewood are available on-site, and the Kamping Kitchen is the place to be if you want to make a delicious meal. This pet-friendly campground has a fishing pond too.Finding a site for your campervan rental is the first thing to do once you arrive, and you can choose from full hookup sites with or without a patio, as well as sites with partial water and electric hookups and 30 amp service. Visitors who aren't camping with an RV can opt for one of the camping cabins with one or two rooms, deluxe cabins, or tent sites with water and electric hookups.In addition to fun events on-site such as Halloween site decoration, you can rent a banana bike, go on a hay wagon ride, or play some tetherball. Montpelier, the capital of Vermont, is less than an hour's drive away. Despite being one of the smallest capitals in the country, it will surprise you with excellent historical and natural attractions. Sitting on the shores of Lake Champlain, Burlington attracts visitors with the lively Church Street Market Place and scenic ferry rides on the lake. The Freedom Trail and the Museum of Fine Art are some of the amazing spots of Boston, one of the oldest American cities. Nature lovers will be thrilled to find that camping at Quechee / Pine Valley KOA puts them right between Green and White Mountain National Forests and close to numerous state parks.