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Most Vermont state parks are open daily from 10 a.m. to sunset. The
day-use entrance fee is $2, $1.50 for children 4 through 13, and free
for children under 4. Day-use season tickets are available for $75 per
vehicle. Picnic shelters may be reserved for $50 to $100 a day,
depending on the location. Pets are not allowed at day-use areas,
beaches, or picnic grounds, but they are allowed elsewhere as long as
they're on a leash and you can prove they've been vaccinated against
rabies. For additional Vermont day-use areas, see the listings under Camping.
For more information, call the Vermont Dept. of Forests, Parks, and
Recreation, at (802) 241-3655. Note: the hours, facilities, visible
wildlife, and any other information in these listings is valid through
Labor Day only. Also, many of these places have the right to exclude
large groups (generally, 25 or more) that show up without reservations.
Green Mountain National Forest
Groton State Forest
Kingsland Bay State Park
Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge
Vermont Institute of Natural Science
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