Brattleboro North KOA

Leave Firewood of Any Kind at Home Please! Invasive species are causing devastation for tree based industries, including campgrounds. Our trees are such an important part of the beauty of our campground. Losing them would be terrible. In addition, Vermont forests and maple sugaring could be severely impacted by an infestation. We offer you reasonably priced local firewood and free delivery to your site. There are area mills as well. Thank-you! www.firewood.vt.gov

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 70' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open May 15 to Sep 11)
• Propane ($)
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion

• Large sites, mostly pull through - maximum 70 feet, each with grass lawn, natural shade, picnic table and hibachi grill for cooking.
• 20/30/50 amp electrical service and 70+ cable channels available including HD
• New large trailer for economical family or couples stays. It has two bedrooms, (king and queen), a full kitchen and bath, Cable TV, AC, heat.
• One superior log cabin with TV, refrigerator, outdoor grill and table. It is a minute walk to the restrooms and showers.

• At site sewer, at site dump wagon service, or self-service dump station.
• Five charming cottages with private bathrooms, fridge, Cable TV, fans, heat, outdoor grill and table.
• Tent sites include one large enough for 8-10 tents.
• Portable fireplaces are available with firewood purchase. Important note: <b>We are allowing only local wood to be burned due to invasive species that travel in firewood.</b> They are a real threat to our shade trees and Vermont's businesses.

Water Slide Small children love to cool off with our inflatable water slide!

Free Saturday night ice cream socials and activities for all ages Top your own ice cream with chocolate or butterscotch sauces, sprinkles, and bits of candy. Enjoy the treat by the community fire place and then work it off with fun relay games. Some nights Justin entertains us with classical selections in his vocal repertoire. We often get volunteers like these young campers to help serve just because it is such fun.

Pancake breakfasts with real Vermont maple syrup Some Sunday mornings in the season we serve a great breakfast of pancakes, sausages, juice, and coffee/tea. Of course our syrup is 100% pure Vermont maple sugared right here in Dummerston during the months of February and March.

Tough Mudder Mt. Snow 2012 Last year was the first Tough Mudder at Mt. Snow. It now has a reputation as being the toughest! We have cozy cabins, great tent and RV sites, all with FREE HOT SHOWERS! Mention you saw this notice on-line here or in Google Places and you'll get a free bundle of firewood to help warm those tired bones upon registration.

Bromley Thrill Zone Not your usual theme park! There is also an Outdoor Deck Cafe with great country cooking and miniature golf. Check out Family Tuesday's! The Grand Daddy of them all! This is North America's first triple-tracked Alpine Slide and still one of the longest slides in the world - a full 2/3 of a mile. Newest attraction is a quad 1/2 mile long, 50 MPH ZipRider! Best in New England! Visit www.bromley.com online for more information.

Zoar Outdoor on the Mohawk Trail Zoar Outdoor's nationally recognized whitewater canoe and kayak school provides levels of instruction for beginners to experts. Their livery program offers over 40 sit-on-top kayaks for self-guided trips down the easier sections of the Deerfield River. Their rafting program maintains a fleet of 18 13-foot self-bailing rafts and 9 13-foot bailer rafts for trips down the 5 different rivers they run. Their whitewater instruction clinics use over 75 of the latest canoes and kayaks to teach beginner to advanced levels. Note: River trips for families with kids of all ages and skill levels. Their 3-hour zip line canopy tour is the first zip line adventure in Southern New England. www.zoaroutdoor.com