Fair Haven captivates with its slate quarrying legacy and easy access to Lake Bomoseen. Pitch your RV at Half Moon Pond State Park or Bomoseen State Park to fish, hike, and boat in Vermont's lake country. Affordable rates from $24 a night put prime campsites within reach for weekend warriors and long-haul travelers alike.
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Fair Haven anchors Rutland County's slate heritage. Cutters once hauled green slate from local quarries to rooftops worldwide. Stroll Main Street past Victorian homes and the Fair Haven Green. Kayak the Poultney River or drive five miles to Lake Bomoseen's sandy shores. Annual events like the Fair Haven Festival draw crowds for crafts and parades.
Half Moon Pond State Park fits families and groups who crave showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites starting at $24 per night. Bomoseen State Park pulls in boaters and anglers with lakeside spots from $29 nightly. These two directory gems position RVers steps from trails, water, and Fair Haven's diners like the Corner Cafe on Main Street.
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Fair Haven stands out for its slate quarrying history. Workers mined green slate here for over a century, shipping it to grand buildings across America. Explore remnants on walking tours from the Fair Haven Green, plus Victorian architecture lining Main Street. The town's riverside parks add outdoor flavor to its industrial past.
Half Moon Pond State Park and Bomoseen State Park top the list near Fair Haven. Half Moon Pond lies just minutes away with showers and dump station. Bomoseen hugs Lake Bomoseen about 10 miles north, perfect for water-based trips off Route 30.
Yes, Half Moon Pond State Park explicitly allows pets on sites. Keep them leashed per state rules. Bomoseen State Park follows similar Vermont policies, though check current regs on arrival for a smooth stay.