Awaken to the serene harmony of rivers converging as you indulge in a quintessential RV camping experience in the heart of Vermont's Northeast Kingdoma treasure trove endorsed by National Geographic for its Geotourism appeal. Settle amidst 7 sprawling acres, where the panoramic vistas of the Connecticut & Nulhegan rivers frame your morning view. Here, under the vast Vermont sky, your RV finds its perfect perch, offering a gateway to a plethora of outdoor adventures. The region beckons hiking enthusiasts, with trails that meander through lush forests and open onto vistas that take the breath away. Cyclists can pedal with joy on paths that weave through the picturesque landscape, while the rhythmic strokes of a kayak paddle make for a tranquil exploration of the rivers' gentle currents. The sense of escape is all-encompassing, with a stay that promises not just a place to park your RV, but an invitation to fuse with nature. The fresh, crisp air invigorates the spirit, and the call of the wild resonates with those yearning for adventure or tranquility alike. Whether it's a soulful solo journey or a memory-making family expedition, this locale delivers a camping experience tailor-made for nature lovers and seekers of peace. Remember, it's not just about the place where you park your RV for the night; it's about the experiences that unfold and linger long after you've driven away. This destination ensures your camping trip will be etched in your memory as a time of adventure, natural wonders, and the simple pleasure of witnessing rivers meet in harmony.

Our general store & cafe' has been in business since 1917. Come enjoy homemade food, amazing people, and gifts in a comfortable & clean environment. We make Pizza, Sandwiches, Soups, and homemade treats & sweets. Enjoy the best selection of Craft Beer and 2 beers on tap from regional brewers. Free WiFi.

There are 2 locations that you use for your stay. The first location is right on the property where the store is located. There is an area near grass and trees that some folks have used - the photo with the Harvest Host Banner. The other area is a couple hundred feet away - just under the RR tracks on RT 102. The listed clearance is 12' 6" which could be a problem for some rigs. You can still use this site - you just need to access it from the South on RT 102. The photos show that location as well.