Woodford lures RV travelers with its glassy lake beach and whispering pine forests. Camp at three prime spots: Woodford State Park from $28/night, Greenwood Lodge and Campsites from $44/night, or Red Mill Brook. These bases launch you into hikes along Lye Brook Falls and swims in Lake Woodford, all without crowds.
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Woodford hugs Bennington County's edge in the Green Mountains. Woodford State Park draws crowds to its sandy beach and boat ramp on Lake Woodford, perfect for summer dips and lazy afternoons. Hikers strike out from town along the Long Trail section, chasing waterfalls like Lye Brook Falls just minutes away. Route 9 slices through peak foliage in October, turning the hills electric red and gold.
Woodford State Park fits paddlers and anglers with waterfront access starting cheap. Greenwood Lodge and Campsites welcomes wired families via WiFi, hot showers, and 50-amp hookups that power big rigs comfortably. Red Mill Brook calls rugged souls seeking brookside quiet without frills, ideal for tents or small trailers amid the wild.
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Woodford shines for Woodford State Park's beach and Green Mountain trails. This tiny town of under 1,000 souls hides Lake Woodford's boat ramp and Lye Brook Falls, a 125-foot cascade reachable by a four-mile hike. Families paddle and picnic here summers; leaf-peepers clog Route 9 each fall for the vivid display.
Three RV parks serve Woodford: Woodford State Park, Greenwood Lodge and Campsites, and Red Mill Brook. Woodford State Park hugs Lake Woodford off Route 9 with affordable lakeside sites. Greenwood Lodge adds modern perks like WiFi and full hookups nearby; Red Mill Brook sits brookside for rustic stays.
Greenwood Lodge and Campsites provides 50-amp and 30-amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. Woodford State Park offers basic electric and water at many sites, best for smaller rigs. Red Mill Brook leans primitive with electric only; confirm details when booking for your setup.