Some Vermont State Parks Cabins Will Be Pet Friendly In 2018

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Introducing pet-friendly cabins 

Good news for folks who love camping with their furry companions. Starting in the 2018 season, one cabin at each park will be pet-friendly.

Reservations for all parks (except Burton Island) can be made 11 months in advance on the first business day of the month, and cabins are always popular, so reserve as soon as you can. Reservations for Burton Island open up 11 months in advance on the 15th day of the month, or the first business day thereafter. 


List of parks with pet-friendly cabins

Brighton State Park: pets permitted in Raven Cabin starting 2018
Burton Island State Park: pets permitted in Savage Cabin starting 2018
Button Bay State Park: pets permitted in Sedge Cabin starting 2018
Gifford Woods State Park: pets permitted in Moose Cabin starting 2018
Grand Isle State Park: pets permitted in Mansfield Cabin starting 2018
Half Moon Pond State Park: pets permitted in Dragonfly Cabin starting 2018
Lake Carmi State Park: pets permitted in both cabins
Little River State Park: pets permitted in Bear Cabin starting 2018
Ricker Pond State Park: pets permitted in Knox Mountain Cabin starting 2018
Wilgus State Park: pets permitted in Otter Cabin starting 2018
Woodford State Park: pets permitted in Lady Slipper Cabin starting 2018 

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