Boondocking in Vermont!
Boondocking in Vermont is limited mostly to Green Mountain National Forest in the southern part of the state. Otherwise, there are no BLM lands to rely on. While the Army Corps of Engineers does operate several reservoirs, only one has a campground and it’s not free. The state does offer camping on its wildlife management areas.
Vermont Boondocking Map
This Vermont Boondocking Map contains locations of free boondocking and free campgrounds where bloggers and YouTubers have produced detailed reviews. Click on a map marker to access their reviews…
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Vermont Boondocking Maps
Places to Camp for Free in Vermont
Vermont State Camping Laws and Regulations
Vermont Rest Area Rules
Updated: April 3, 2024
The following list of Vermont rest area rules were researched from the State's "Vermont Statutes Annotated", "Vermont Administrative Code", publications...
