There's A Lake Hiding In A Vermont Park Where You Can Camp Year-Round
By Marla S.|Published March 22, 2022
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With just over 1000 acres of land, Molly’s Falls Pond State Park in Marshfield, Vermont is a newer park in the Green Mountain State that’s ideal for camping, hiking, fishing, boating, going on a picnic, and playing on the water.
There are five remote campsites and ten picnic areas throughout this state park. All of them are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. You’re also welcome to launch your boat in the designated area in the park. If all this sounds like a great way to spend a day or two in Vermont, read on to learn more!
Head to Marshfield, Vermont to spend time camping and exploring Molly's Falls Pond State Park. This serene spot in the Green Mountain state is actually a reservoir surrounded by undeveloped land.
Since there are only five campsites in the park, make sure to get to the park earlier if you have your heart set on waking up to water views from your tent.
You'll see plenty of wildlife when you spend time at this Vermont park. Therefore, when you hike around Molly's Falls Pond, keep an eye out for local residents like this squirrel.
If you’re ready to have some quality time camping and playing in nature, visit Molly’s Falls Pond State Park’s website to get started on planning your outdoor adventure in the Green Mountain State.
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