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Thru-hikers and backpackers choose Stony Brook Backcountry Shelter for its prime spot on the Appalachian Trail. Hikers find it near Killington Peak, Vermont's first 4,000-foot summit northbound since Tennessee. Drinking water flows nearby; call for rates on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Write a ReviewNo, it lacks full hookups. This backcountry shelter offers no electric, water, or sewer connections for RVs. All hookup details remain unknown; it's built for hikers using the Appalachian Trail, not motorized campers.
Pet policy stays unknown. Typical Appalachian Trail shelters allow leashed dogs with owners responsible for cleanup. No dog park or restrictions noted; check Green Mountain Club guidelines before bringing pets.
Call for rates. Stays operate first-come, first-served with no fixed price listed. Drinking water comes included; groups may need permits from Green Mountain National Forest.
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