Vermont State Parks

And the Winners Are... Southeast:   Quechee State Park Southwest:  Branbury State Park Northwest:  Kill Kare State Park Northeast:  Elmore State Park Every year we award park of the year to one park in each region. The purpose of the program is to acknowledge exemplary accomplishments of the parks field staff, as well as for the enhancement of public service- to make the parks better, more enjoyable place to recreate. We do this to emphasize focus on group accomplishment.  Here is a list of some of the c riteria: ®      Staff must display outstanding hospitality to all park visitors. ®      Staff must demonstrate an outstanding ability to tactfully handle conflicts and reinforce rules and regulations. ®      Special consideration will be given to the operation that goes “beyond the normal call of duty”  ®      Staff must maintain a...

Camp Plymouth Staff Each year four parks, representing each geographical region in  Vermont, are presented with the Park of the  Year Award. The purpose of the program is to acknowledge exemplary accomplishments of the parks field staff, as well as for the enhancement of public service – to make the parks a better, more enjoyable place to recreate. Competition is fierce and award recipients receive the right to display the coveted "Park of the Year" banner the following season. This year's winners are Camp Plymouth , Half Moon , Lake Carmi and Maidstone . Congrats to all for your fantastic work! Half Moon Staff      Lake Carmi Staff  Maidstone Staff

Each year four parks, representing each geographical region in Vermont, are presented with the Park of the Year Award. The purpose of the program is to acknowledge exemplary accomplishments of the parks field staff, as well as for the enhancement of public service – to make the parks a better, more enjoyable place to recreate. Competition is fierce and award recipients receive the right to display the coveted "Park of the Year" banner the following season. This year's winners are Thetford , D.A.R. , Niquette Bay , and Little River .