Dorset, Vermont, lures RV travelers with its legendary marble quarries and the trout-rich Battenkill River. Camp at one of two Dorset RV Parks to chase fly-fishing thrills, swim historic quarries, or hike emerald lakesides. This quiet village delivers big on Green Mountain adventures without the crowds.
Dorset quarries America's first marble deposit; swimmers plunge into the crystal pool at Dorset Quarry each summer. Fly anglers wade the Battenkill River for native trout, while Kent's Corner charms with farm stands and craft galleries. Hikers tackle the Long Trail spurs, and autumn foliage paints the hills in fire.
Dorset RV Park suits solo explorers craving simplicity near town paths. Dorset RV Park adds WiFi, showers, fifty-amp hookups, and group sites from $45 a night; big rigs and reunions park here easy. Both spots launch you to Battenkill floats or quarry dips in minutes.
Dorset shines for Dorset Quarry, America's first marble quarry now a summer swimming spot, and Battenkill River fly fishing. Settlers quarried marble here in 1785, shipping it worldwide. The village blends this history with trails, farms at Kent's Corner, and Long Trail access for hikers seeking solitude amid peaks.
Dorset RV Park and Dorset RV Park top the list right in town. The first offers basic sites for quick stays; the second packs WiFi, showers, fifty-amp hookups, and group areas from $45 nightly. Both sit minutes from Battenkill River launches and Kent's Corner shops.
Yes, one Dorset RV Park provides fifty-amp service for big rigs. It pairs those hookups with WiFi, showers, and group sites starting at $45 per night. Solo campers pick the basic Dorset RV Park if full power isn't needed.