Brattleboro North KOA

Basketville

On Route 5 in Putney you may see the traditional craft of handmaking ash splint baskets. The huge factory store is a Vermont landmark featuring classic designs as well as baskets from around the world.

Santa’s Land

On Route 5 in Putney. A Christmas theme village and animal park. The largest collection of exotic birds and animals in Vermont. They also have a petting zoo, train and carousel rides, lovely gardens, eating facilities and Christmas gift shop.

Green Mountain Flyer

Twenty-six miles of breathtaking scenery and history, owned and operated by the Green Mountain Railroad. Running round trips from Bellows Falls to Chester, Vermont on a fully restored vintage passenger train. See the spectacular gorge at Brockway Mills, century old covered bridges and the pastoral scenes that are the very essence of Vermont. Late June through mid-October. Visit Green Mountain Flyer online for more information.

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! Visit Bromley online for more information.

Yankee Candle Company and Bavarian Christmas Village

South Deerfield, MA is the birth place and flagship store for this famous candle company. There you will find an unbelievable mix of shopping, entertainment and dining.

Fort #4

Experience a day in the life of an 18th century settler at The Fort at No.4 Living History Museum.

Old Deerfield Village

Situated on a 330-year-old, mile long street, Historic Deerfield preserves and interprets the architecture, artifacts and lifestyle of a prosperous early New England town. Historic Deerfield is a family friendly museum with many offerings for "kids" from 8 to 80. The Children's History Workshop provides a variety of learning experiences, as well as a space where children and grown-ups can relax.

Dining

Brattleboro and Putney are famous for its abundance of great and unusual restaurants. There you'll find everything from fine dining to a classic 50's diner to barbeque on outdoor tables by the riverside. You'll also find cuisine from the four corners of the globe and 'localvore' dishes prepared totally from ingredients grown or raised nearby.

Shopping

Putney Road, 4 miles from the campground, provides services, grocery, and department stores. Downtown Brattleboro is great for people watching and offers 'earthy' clothing, crafts, collectibles, and cooperatives. Antique, craft studios, and second hand stores line the streets of surrounding villages.

Outdoor Activities

Choose from hiking, river tubing, swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. We even have directions to 'off the beaten path' spots for exploration. Vermont-style workouts are available for all fitness levels.

For more information on hiking in the area click here.

Movies

Historical Latchis Theater and Kipling Cinemas.

Arts and Entertainment

Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Whetstone Theatre Company, New England Youth Theater, Brattleboro Music Center, Yellow Barn Music Festival, Friends of Music at Guilford, Vermont Jazz Center, Marlboro Music Festival and Windham Art Gallery.

Seasonal Festivals

The local area offers many festivals and special events throughout the season. Download the attached listing and plan your visit around them!

Visiting with the Kids and Grandkids

The local area offers fun and interesting places to bring the younger campers. Download the attached listing and plan your visit around them!

Vermont Country Store
Rockingham, Vermont

This second Vermont Country Store in Rockingham dates from 1967. Conveniently located just off Interstate 91, Exit 6, it too contains intriguing merchandise, antiques and curiosities. Explore the grist mill, water wheel, and covered bridge, and then walk nature trails that wind through 81 acres.