Norton, Vermont, draws RV travelers for moose sightings and trout-filled ponds in the Northeast Kingdom. Snowmobile trails snake from town into Quebec. Ben Cole Clearing, our one listed park, sets you up perfectly for fishing derbies and quiet forest hikes.
Norton clings to Vermont's Quebec border in Essex County. Norton Pond buzzes with bass and trout; anglers launch boats from its public ramp. Route 114 cuts through prime moose habitat, where bulls roam in fall rut. The town stages a summer fishing derby that packs local shores.
Ben Cole Clearing delivers primitive RV camping for solitude seekers. Small rigs and tents thrive on its clearings amid woods. Off-grid adventurers fish Norton Pond minutes away, or chase trails to Long Pond for paddling.
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Norton excels in moose watching and pond fishing. Route 114 hosts frequent sightings, especially during fall rut when bulls gather near wetlands. Norton Pond pulls anglers with trout and bass stocks, plus an annual summer derby that draws locals for boat launches and shore casts. This Northeast Kingdom gem stays remote and wild.
Ben Cole Clearing tops RV parks near Norton. This primitive site sits just outside town, ideal for small RVs amid woods. Campers reach Norton Pond in minutes for fishing, with trails nearby for hikes.
Ben Cole Clearing welcomes pets on leashes. Dogs explore wooded paths safely from sites, with open fields for play. Nearby Norton Pond trails offer pet-friendly walks to water edges, but watch for wildlife.