Spend A Night In This Whimsical Treehouse Above The Forest Floor In Vermont
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Did you ever build a treehouse as a child? Did you ever spend the night in it? Or do you still have an unfulfilled dream of an overnight treehouse stay? Sleep in this magical spot above the forest floor and enjoy a magical one-of-a-kind Vermont getaway at the magical Hermit Thrush Treehouse. Let’s go treehouse camping in Vermont!
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Take a quick tour of the Hermit Thrush Treehouse in Vermont in this video from Nest in the Trees:
The Hermit Thrush Treehouse now has a little sister – the Morning Dove Treehouse. You can find out all about both of them on Vrbo. Who do you know that would love this overnight stay in a Vermont treehouse?
There’s another spot in Vermont with something whimsical hiding in the woods. You’ll want to visit this colorful birdhouse forest.
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More places to camp in Vermont
What are the best spots to go camping in Vermont?
Vermont has several dozen state parks, a handful of state forests, and plenty of natural areas to enjoy camping. Here are a few of the best spots to go camping in Vermont:
- Smugglers' Notch State Park, Stowe, VT: Smugglers' Notch not only has a fascinating history as a path through the mountains for smugglers in the 1800s, but it has some of the best hiking in the state. As natural wonders go, you really can't beat the impressive 1,000-foot cliffs, multiple caves, and of course, the tallest peak in Vermont - Mount Mansfield. When you go camping in this state park there are lots to see and do.
- Green River Reservoir State Park, Hyde Park, VT: A cool paddle-in campground on the Green River Reservoir is the kayak camper's dream. This beautiful area is a little on the primitive side but it is a fantastic area for camping if you enjoy roughing it. The reservoir is quiet and calm and used primarily for non-motorized watercraft. (Electric motors up to 5 mph are allowed.)
- Grand Isle State Park, Grand Isle, VT: This is one of the most popular state parks in Vermont, and typically has the most visitors each year than any other state park. With 115 tent and RV sites plus 36 lean-tos and a handful of cabins, it is Vermont's second largest state park. Lake Champlain is the highlight of the park so kayaking, fishing, and swimming are a big draw.
- Parker Hill Farm Boutique Campground, Springfield, VT: If you are looking for a little more luxurious camping experience, a pretty cozy glamping tent awaits. This farm has been caring for the land and its animals since 1790! Now you can share in the fun of farm life on this alpaca and Wagyu cattle farm.