Random Acts of Camping is Coming to a Vermont State Park Near You!

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Past Random Acts of Camping winners at Elmore State Park
Random Acts of Camping Returns to Vermont State Parks This Summer

Want to visit a state park beach or day use area and win a weekend of free camping? Yes, please! This is the premise behind the “Random Acts of Camping” promotion, designed to share the joy of camping with Vermonters. "Random Acts of Camping" rewards lucky park visitors with two free nights of tent, RV, lean-to, or cabin camping in any Vermont State Park campground. One winner will be chosen at random on nice weather weekends through August, beginning at Waterbury Center State Park this weekend, June 24-25th.

This program was developed as a way to increase statewide accessibility to camping and to foster a lifelong love of the outdoors. The winners will be chosen at random by park staff, and will also receive personal trip planning assistance and advice from our customer service team. 

To find out what park Random Acts of Camping will be at next, check our website, Facebook and Twitter feeds on Wednesdays.  If the weekend forecast is looking good, we’ll announce on these channels which park we’ll be at for the upcoming weekend. The first park to host Random Acts of Camping will be Waterbury center State Park this weekend. So. get out and go for a walk or a paddle, you may come back with a free camping trip as well.

For further information, please contact:

Lucy Dartt at 802-828-1532 or lucy.dartt@vermont.gov
Rochelle Skinner at 802-522-0841 or rochelle.skinner@vermont.gov

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