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Paddlers, swimmers, and hikers flock to Emerald Lake State Park for its 20-acre lake stocked with yellow perch and smallmouth bass. The park positions itself between Manchester and Rutland, steps from the Long Trail and Appalachian Trail. Campers choose among 66 tent/RV sites and 37 lean-tos from $25/night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Emerald Lake State Park does not offer full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer connections remain unavailable at the 66 tent/RV sites. Use the RV sanitary station for dumping waste. No 30-amp or 50-amp service appears in park details, suiting boondockers and self-contained rigs.
Yes, Emerald Lake State Park welcomes pets. Dogs and other pets may roam most areas but stay out of the sandy beach and day use zone. Clean up after your pet at all times and keep them leashed to protect wildlife and other visitors.
Camping starts at $25 per night. Fees apply to 66 tent/RV sites and 37 lean-tos, with day use charges extra. Reservations via vtstateparks-visit.com fill up fast in summer, so book ahead for Memorial Day through October stays.
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