Fort Dummer State Park — RV Camping in Vermont, US

Fort Dummer State Park is a historic and forested campground situated in the southern Vermont hills near Brattleboro, at the site of Vermont's first permanent European settlement, Fort Dummer (1724). Nestled among hardwood and mixed forests in the Connecticut River Valley region, this Vermont state park offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to the cultural amenities and outdoor recreation of the greater Brattleboro area. Campers enjoy well-maintained sites equipped with picnic tables, fire grills, and water hookups, with modern facilities including showers, toilets, and a dump station on site. Firewood is available for purchase. The park features hiking and walking trails that wind through the wooded landscape, along with a playground making it a great destination for families. Leashed pets are welcome throughout the campground. Beyond the park, visitors can explore the vibrant arts scene and local shops of downtown Brattleboro, paddle the nearby West and Connecticut Rivers, or access the extensive trail networks of southern Vermont. Whether seeking a quiet woodland escape or a base camp for exploring the Green Mountain State, Fort Dummer State Park delivers a classic Vermont camping experience steeped in natural beauty and early American history.