Dummerston draws RV campers to its quiet riverside spots along the West River. Stay at Kampfires Campground, Inn and Entertainment or the affordable Kampfires site. Launch into hikes on the Dummerston Rail Trail and fish prime waters from your basecamp.
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Dummerston captivates with the Creamery Covered Bridge, a 19th-century icon spanning the West River. Hikers tackle the 3.5-mile Dummerston Rail Trail through woods and fields. Kayakers paddle Naulakéawog Wildlife Pond nearby. Fall brings apple picking at local orchards like Scott Farm.
Kampfires Campground, Inn and Entertainment welcomes families with WiFi and live events, rates from $54/night. Budget travelers pick Kampfires for 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi at $30-$50/night. Both parks position you steps from river access and trailheads.
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Dummerston stands out for its historic Creamery Covered Bridge and scenic Dummerston Rail Trail. Anglers chase trout in the West River, while hikers explore 3.5 miles of flat trails through meadows. In autumn, visitors pick apples at Scott Farm Orchards and attend local harvest festivals. This rural gem preserves Vermont's charm amid rolling hills.
Kampfires Campground, Inn and Entertainment and Kampfires sit right in Dummerston. The first delivers WiFi and entertainment from $54/night; the second packs 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi for $30-$50/night. Both hug the West River for easy access to trails and fishing.
Kampfires provides 50-amp service along with showers and WiFi. Rates run $30-$50/night, ideal for larger rigs needing full power. Campers praise the riverside spots perfect for extended stays exploring the Rail Trail.