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Remembrance site for Martha


We know her campers meant so much to her, and she loved meeting new people, and welcoming old friends. Thank you for bringing your adventurous spirit in contact with hers. To read or share memories of Martha, view photos or memorial information, please visit Remembering Martha [dot] com

Sites and Amenities


Our campsites are very private, with approximately 50' between each site, with a choice between wooded sites and sites in the open field. Most wooded sites have access to Shadow Brook, a small brook that runs alongside our campground. Each campsite boasts its own fire pit and picnic table. The sites are primarily for tent camping, with a few sites that include limited electrical hook up of up to 20 amps. These sites can fit pop-ups or other small campers.

The campsites include a bath house with running water and hot showers.

We are usually open from May 15th through October 15th, though this is subject to some flexibility.

Watercolor maples in summer and autumn colors.


Firewood


Firewood is available here. It is dangerous to bring firewood from any further than 50 miles away, as it can harbor insects and diseases harmful to our forests. For this reason we ask that you do not bring firewood from out of state or out of county. For more information, please visit our Rules page or the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation's page on the subject.

For a cute video on the subject, look below.




Our History

Maple Hill Campsites was opened in the summer of 1964 by Mildred M. Osmun and her husand John H. Osmun. We remain a family owned and operated campsite, run and cared for by Mildred and John's daughter, Martha and her own family.

Pet Policy

Pets with proof of current vaccinations and use of flea and tick deterrent are welcome when properly leashed, cared for and cleaned up after.

Download our Brochure

You can find more pictures and information about our campsites in our brochure! Please note: our brochure is from 2013, some of our rates may have changed. For our current rates please visit our rates page here.

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Watercolor Mountains