Vermont State Parks COVID-19 Updates

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Last Updated 6/14/21.

The State of Vermont is now fully open with no COVID-19 restrictions. We are no longer updating this page. For further COVID-19 updates, please check: 




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  1. CM17May 12, 2020

    What about reservations already made between Memorial Day and June 15th? We have had no notice of cancellation.

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  2. kayakfishermanMay 16, 2020

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  3. UnknownMay 16, 2020

    As a long term Vt. (and resident) camper I will not settle for a gift certificate as payment for a cancellation I will get for a June 14th 2020 reservation in protest. This situation will also have a bearing on future camping location.

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  4. vrsmartMay 20, 2020

    What, exactly, is entailed in: "Out-of-state camping will be limited to those camping parties that have self-quarantined according to CDC and VDH guidelines in Vermont prior to entering the park."?

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  5. kilsythCamping.caAugust 27, 2020

    I'm impressed! I must say that the information is Extremely useful and very engaging. Keep writing.Many many thanks and best of luck for your upcoming blogs. Owen Sound Ontario Campgrounds

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