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Primitive campers and boondockers flock to White River & Gulf Brook for free secluded sites in the woods. This spot hugs Forest Roads 55 and 101 in Granville, Vermont, steps from hiking trails and river access. Count on 1-5 primitive campsites open year-round.
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Write a ReviewNo, White River & Gulf Brook provides primitive camping without full hookups. Expect no electric, 30-amp or 50-amp service, water, or sewer connections. Self-contained RVs or tents work best; manage your own water and waste. Pack out all trash to keep the site pristine.
Yes, White River & Gulf Brook allows pets. Leash dogs at all times to safeguard wildlife and other campers. No breed or size limits listed, and no dog park available. Clean up after pets and respect quiet hours.
White River & Gulf Brook stays free as a public Forest Service dispersed site. No fees apply, and nothing extra comes included. Follow the 14 nights in any 30-day period rule. Reservations stay unnecessary for these unofficial spots.
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