Pine Hollow Campground – Pownal VERMONT

🌲 OVERVIEW

Tucked in the quiet southern corner of Vermont, surrounded by gentle hills, tall pines, and winding country roads, Pine Hollow Campground in Pownal is a peaceful, back-to-nature retreat for campers who value simplicity, space, and serenity. Just minutes from the Massachusetts and New York borders, this family-owned campground welcomes travelers with classic charm, generous sites, and a warm, small-town spirit.

Whether you're passing through on a Northeast road trip, staying awhile to explore the Bennington-Berkshires region, or just looking for a quiet place to pitch a tent, Pine Hollow offers a place to slow down and enjoy the land, the sky, and the stillness.

🏕️ THE CAMPGROUND

Pine Hollow is rustic and relaxed — the kind of place where campfires crackle, trees whisper in the breeze, and campers wave hello as they walk by. Spread across rolling, wooded terrain, the sites offer privacy, peace, and room to truly breathe.

Campground features include:

• Spacious tent and RV sites, both wooded and open
• Water and electric hookups available (30 amp)
• Dump station on-site
• Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
• Clean restrooms and hot showers
• Pet-friendly (leashed and respectful furry friends welcome)
• Seasonal site options for extended stays
• On-site hosts offering a personal, welcoming touch

If you’re looking for a campground with loud entertainment and nonstop activity — this isn’t it. But if you want quiet mornings, clear stars, and friendly conversation, you’ll feel right at home.

🥾 NATURE, RELAXATION & REGIONAL EXPLORING

Pine Hollow sits in a truly special corner of Vermont — close to the cultural richness of the Berkshires, the historic charm of Bennington, and the natural beauty of the Green Mountains.

Nearby experiences include:

• Hiking in the Green Mountain National Forest or nearby Taconic Ridge
• Fishing and swimming in nearby streams and ponds
• Visiting Bennington Battle Monument and Old Bennington Village
• Exploring the art and sculpture at The Clark Art Institute or MASS MoCA (just across the border in Massachusetts)
• Antique shops, farm stands, and country stores throughout the region
• Scenic drives through Route 7A and across the Pownal Valley
• Fall foliage that draws leaf-peepers from around the world

Whether you're here to explore or simply to unwind, Pine Hollow makes a peaceful and practical home base.

🔥 CAMPFIRES & SIMPLE PLEASURES

Every campsite at Pine Hollow comes with a fire ring, and guests are encouraged to enjoy real camping traditions: cook over open flames, tell stories as the embers glow, and gaze at unfiltered night skies.

Evenings are calm, with quiet hours respected, so you can truly relax to the sounds of crickets, distant owls, and the breeze in the trees.

🎯 WHO IT’S FOR

Pine Hollow Campground is ideal for:

• Travelers looking for a peaceful overnight or weekend stay
• Nature lovers and hikers seeking proximity to Vermont trails
• Retirees, couples, and solo campers enjoying the quiet life
• Seasonal guests returning each year to their favorite Vermont hideaway
• Road-trippers exploring New England and Upstate New York

Whether you're in a tent, camper, or Class A motorhome, you’ll find the same thing: a quiet place to park, unplug, and feel grounded.

📍 CAMPGROUND ADDRESS

Pine Hollow Campground
342 Pine Hollow Rd
Pownal, VT 05261

Located just off VT Route 346, and a short drive from Route 7, with easy access to Bennington (VT), Williamstown (MA), and Hoosick Falls (NY).

🕐 SEASON & RESERVATIONS

Seasonal Operation:
Open May – October (weather permitting)

Check-in: 2:00 PM | Check-out: 11:00 AM
Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM

Reservations recommended for weekends, holidays, and foliage season. Call ahead for site availability and seasonal stays.

🌄 WHY PINE HOLLOW CAMPGROUND?

Because some of the best places to camp aren’t flashy — they’re real.

At Pine Hollow Campground, you’ll find honest hospitality, natural peace, and space to simply be. Whether you’re sipping coffee by the fire, hiking a local ridge, or just catching your breath beneath the trees, this is camping as it should be: uncomplicated, quiet, and full of little moments that matter.