Waterbury, Vermont, lures RVers with Ben & Jerry's creamy factory tours and Camel's Hump's rugged trails. Three directory parks anchor your stay, including Little River State Park and Camel's Hump State Park. Camp here to fish the Little River, sip cider at Cold Hollow Mill, and chase fall colors along Route 100.
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Waterbury hugs Route 100 north of Montpelier, birthplace of Ben & Jerry's ice cream empire. Tour the factory for free samples, then hike Camel's Hump, Vermont's third-highest peak at 4,083 feet. Savor cider donuts at Cold Hollow Cider Mill or paddle the Winooski River. Gold Brook Covered Bridge whispers ghost stories from its mossy arches.
Little River State Park fits families and groups: showers, dump station, pet-friendly sites, $26-$28/night. Camel's Hump State Park pulls solo adventurers with campfires allowed from $10/night near trailheads. These bases launch day trips to Stowe's ski slopes or Smugglers' Notch caves, all within 30 minutes.
Waterbury claims fame as Ben & Jerry's headquarters and gateway to Camel's Hump hikes. The factory offers daily tours with flavor graveyards and free scoops. Cold Hollow Cider Mill draws crowds for fresh donuts and apple pies. Route 100's scenery explodes in fall foliage, while Little River tempts fly fishers year-round. This mix packs small-town charm with big outdoor thrills.
Find three top RV parks in our directory: Little River State Park and Camel's Hump State Park lead the pack. Little River offers showers, dump station, group sites, and pet-friendly spots at $26-$28/night. Camel's Hump provides budget sites from $10/night with campfires. Both hug Route 100 for quick access to town.
Yes, Little River State Park welcomes pets on leashes. This family spot includes pet-friendly sites alongside showers and dump station. Camel's Hump State Park likely allows pets too; check Vermont State Parks rules. Always pack waste bags and respect wildlife in these river and mountain settings.
