Westmore, Vermont, dazzles RV travelers with Lake Willoughby's 320-foot depths and Mount Pisgah's jagged peaks. Base your trip at White Caps Campground or the directory's other park to hike summit trails and launch boats onto the lake. Pull-through sites and sewer hookups let you focus on Northeast Kingdom adventures.
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Nestled in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, Westmore revolves around Lake Willoughby, a glacial stunner flanked by Mount Pisgah and Mount Hor. The 5.2-mile Pisgah Summit Trail climbs 1,700 feet for sweeping lake views. Willoughby Lake Road hugs the shore, perfect for scenic drives or fall foliage chases. Anglers chase trout from public launches.
White Caps Campground anchors your stay with WiFi, 30-amp power, pull-through sites, and sewer hookups priced $61 to $75 nightly. Hikers pick it for quick trail access in Willoughby State Forest. Boaters and families claim spots for lakefront relaxation amid Vermont's wild beauty.
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Westmore stands out for Lake Willoughby and its mountain sentinels, Mount Pisgah and Mount Hor. This 5-mile glacial lake lures hikers up Pisgah's auto road to panoramic overlooks. Boaters paddle crystal waters, while trout anglers test their luck from shore launches year-round.
White Caps Campground tops the list, with one other in our directory. It sits minutes from Lake Willoughby, offering WiFi, 30-amp service, pull-throughs, and sewer hookups at $61 to $75 per night. Both parks position you perfectly for local trails and boating.
Yes, White Caps Campground supplies sewer hookups alongside 30-amp power. Pull-through sites ease big rig parking, and WiFi keeps you connected. Nightly rates from $61 to $75 suit stays amid lake and mountain pursuits.