Lyndonville kicks off Vermont's Northeast Kingdom with 100 miles of Kingdom Trails for mountain bikers. Four RV parks nearby deliver affordable bases, starting at $25 a night. Park your rig here, hit singletrack by day, and unwind under dark skies at night.
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Lyndonville hugs the Passumpsic River in Caledonia County. Mountain bikers chase flowy singletrack on Kingdom Trails, a 90-mile network off Back Mountain Road. Locals tap maples along Route 114 for syrup that pairs with fall foliage views. Winter riders carve Burke Mountain, ten miles away. The annual Lyndonville Fair packs Main Street with rides and livestock shows each August.
Kingdom Campground draws groups with WiFi, showers, and a dump station for $58 a night. Happy Hill Maple Farms fits big rigs, allows campfires, and costs $25 to $40 nightly. Serenity Field suits showers-and-water seekers with group sites at $25 to $30. The Wildflower offers quiet pads for solo explorers near town.
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Lyndonville stands out for Kingdom Trails' world-class mountain biking and maple syrup farms. Riders tackle 90 miles of singletrack across Burke and Darling Hill. Syrup flows from sugarhouses on Route 114, especially during March sugaring season. Fishers cast lines in the Passumpsic River right downtown. Skiers hit Burke Mountain ten miles away in winter.
Kingdom Campground, Happy Hill Maple Farms, Serenity Field, and The Wildflower cluster near Lyndonville. Kingdom sits off Route 114 with WiFi and showers. Happy Hill welcomes big rigs north of town. Serenity Field and The Wildflower provide budget spots close to Kingdom Trails.
Happy Hill Maple Farms handles big rigs with ease. This park off Route 114 offers WiFi and campfires for $25 to $40 a night. Other spots like Kingdom Campground work for smaller setups, but check site sizes ahead. Kingdom Trails access stays simple from any park.