St Johnsbury crowns Vermont's Northeast Kingdom with maple syrup festivals and the Fairbanks Museum's starry planetarium. Campers flock here for hikes along the Passumpsic River and maple tastings at historic farms. Three RV parks, including Moose River Campground, launch your adventures from riverside sites starting at $45 a night.
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St Johnsbury pulses with maple syrup pride at Maple Grove Farms, where sap boils into golden pails year after year. The Fairbanks Museum packs dinosaurs and a planetarium into one brick building on Main Street. Climb to the St Johnsbury Athenaeum for a massive mural that wraps the library walls. Dog lovers chase sled history at the nearby Yankee Dog Auction site.
Three RV parks anchor your stay in this corner of Vermont. Moose River Campground draws groups with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station; rates begin at $45 per night. Solo travelers pick quieter spots in the other two directory listings, all close to Route 2 for quick drives to Burke Mountain trails or rail trail rides.
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St Johnsbury shines as Vermont's maple syrup hub and home to the Fairbanks Museum. Maple Grove Farms lets you sample fresh syrup and tour the sugarhouse. The Athenaeum library holds America's largest painting on public walls, drawing history buffs from afar.
rvparksnear.me lists three RV parks near St Johnsbury, including Moose River Campground. This park sits riverside with WiFi, showers, group sites, and dump station from $45/night. The other two offer similar access to town via Route 2.
May through October marks peak RV camping season in St Johnsbury. Warm days suit hikes on Kingdom Trails and maple events; fall foliage peaks in September. Winters bring snow, but plowed sites stay open at select parks like Moose River.