Remote state park about 45 minutes NW of Rutland. Either arriving from the North or South it will be about a 5-7 mile drive down a wooded gravel road. The trees on the road tend to be at about 12' high. Being only a hair over 10', at some points I had to drive in the middle of the road as to not hit branches. With that said, once in the park it is very nice. The campsites are set up for RV under 30'. The cal da sacs at the end of both loops a larger RV would have trouble making around. The lake / pond is a heaven for kayaks and canoes. It is a rather shallow lake, which keeps the water warm. Many of the campsites are on the water. There are 3 showerhouses that are kept very clean. Over-all a nice to get away from the city.
About this campground
Half Moon Pond State Park in Hubbardton Vermont is set in the dense woods of a small, sheltered basin, the park surrounds Half Moon Pond. The campground offers camping for all tastes with its waterfront campsites and lean-tos and five furnished cabins. 52 tent sites, 5 cabins and 11 lean-to sites provide great camping opportunities in a quiet, peaceful environment.
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Setting
- Forest
- Lake
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- Fishing
- Pets
- Public Park
- State Park
- Swimming
- Tents
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Location
- Address
- 1621 Black Pond Road, Hubbardton, VT 5743
- GPS
- 43.6992° N, 73.2231° W
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