Jeffersonville, Vermont, draws RV campers to its doorstep of Smugglers' Notch State Park, where jagged boulders guard hiking trails and ski runs. Four RV parks anchor your stay here, blending riverside relaxation with mountain access. Base camp in this Lamoille Valley gem to chase waterfalls, tap maple syrup, and catch peak foliage along Route 108.
Jeffersonville pulses with Vermont's outdoor heartbeat in the Lamoille Valley. Smugglers' Notch State Park towers nearby, its steep trails challenge hikers year-round while winter dumps powder for skiers. Black Creek runs syrup-sweet through maple groves, fueling spring festivals and farm stands. Route 108 slices the town, speeding you to Stowe's breweries and shops in under 20 minutes.
Smugglers Notch RV Village pulls in full-timers with 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, WiFi, showers at $72 to $79 nightly. Brewster River Campground fits groups on 30-amp riverside sites with WiFi and showers, $45 to $70. Black Creek Maple's Nature Escape and Tent Haven tempt budget adventurers and pets with showers and drinking water, $35 to $45. Black Creek's Maple Retreat Cabin upgrades pet owners to cozy pads with showers and water, $85 to $90.
Jeffersonville excels in outdoor adventures at Smugglers' Notch State Park and maple syrup from Black Creek farms. Hikers scale boulder-strewn trails; skiers shred winter powder. Route 108 connects it all to Stowe's shops and breweries, making it a Lamoille Valley launchpad for Vermont exploration. Festivals celebrate syrup each spring.
Four RV parks serve Jeffersonville: Smugglers Notch RV Village, Brewster River Campground, Black Creek Maple's Nature Escape and Tent Haven, and Black Creek's Maple Retreat Cabin. Smugglers Notch and Brewster hug Route 108 with full amenities like WiFi and showers. Black Creek options cluster along the creek for quieter, pet-friendly stays.
Yes, Black Creek Maple's Nature Escape and Tent Haven plus Black Creek's Maple Retreat Cabin welcome pets explicitly. Both provide showers and drinking water on shaded sites amid maple groves. Other parks like Brewster River Campground may allow pets; call ahead to confirm policies near Smugglers' Notch trails.
