Abel Mountain Campground

🌄 OVERVIEW

Nestled in the peaceful foothills of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Abel Mountain Campground is a tranquil, family-friendly retreat along the banks of the Third Branch of the White River. Located just outside the historic town of Randolph in Braintree, Vermont, this well-loved campground combines modern comfort with the simple joys of outdoor living — all in a beautifully maintained, countryside setting.

Whether you’re camping for the weekend or spending the entire season, Abel Mountain offers a relaxing escape where nature, community, and quiet comfort come together.

🏕️ THE CAMPGROUND

Spread across over 270 acres of rolling meadows, forested hills, and riverfront land, Abel Mountain Campground is designed for both convenience and charm. With spacious RV sites, well-shaded tent areas, and the quiet hum of a nearby stream, campers can settle in and enjoy the best of Vermont’s countryside.

Campground features include:

• Full-hookup RV sites (30/50 amp, water, sewer)
• Pull-through and back-in options for big rigs and trailers
• Tent camping areas close to nature
• Immaculate restrooms with hot showers
• On-site laundry and dump station
• Wi-Fi and cable TV access at many sites
• Picnic tables and fire rings at every site
• Pet-friendly with grassy areas to roam
• Well-maintained walking trails, open fields, and river access

The campground is known for its quiet, clean, and relaxed setting, making it a favorite among long-time seasonal guests and first-time visitors alike.

🛶 NATURE, RELAXATION & ADVENTURE

Abel Mountain isn’t just a place to camp — it’s a place to reconnect with Vermont’s natural beauty. Campers can enjoy leisurely walks through the woods, wildlife watching by the river, or simply relax in a chair while listening to birds and rustling trees.

Activities include:

• Walking and biking trails through the property’s meadows and woods
• River access for fishing, wading, and riverside lounging
• Wildlife sightings — including deer, birds, and the occasional fox
• Scenic drives through central Vermont’s small towns and backroads
• Nearby hiking in the Green Mountains or along the White River Valley

For those who enjoy quiet mornings, peaceful views, and the occasional campfire under the stars, Abel Mountain is the ideal destination.

🔥 CAMPFIRE COOKING & LOCAL EATS

Each site includes a fire ring and picnic table, inviting guests to enjoy classic campfire meals — whether it's grilled local veggies, fire-roasted hot dogs, or gooey s’mores under the stars.

When you're ready for a taste of town:

• Downtown Randolph offers local dining, shops, and cafes
• Farm stands and general stores nearby offer Vermont cheeses, maple syrup, and fresh produce
• Weekly farmers markets, artisan bakeries, and Vermont-made treats can be found in surrounding towns

Whether cooking at camp or heading out for a bite, you’re never far from authentic Vermont flavor.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 SEASONAL CAMPING & COMMUNITY VIBES

Abel Mountain Campground has earned a reputation as a tight-knit, friendly community — especially among seasonal guests, who return year after year for its comfort, cleanliness, and welcoming feel.

Perfect for:

• Extended summer stays
• Retired travelers and snowbirds
• Small gatherings and camping with friends
• Couples seeking a peaceful getaway

With organized weekend activities, open green spaces, and quiet hours respected, the campground strikes a perfect balance between community and personal space.

📍 CAMPGROUND ADDRESS

Abel Mountain Campground
354 Mobile Acres Rd
Braintree, VT 05060

(Just minutes from Route 12 and I-89 exit in Randolph)

🕒 HOURS OF OPERATION

Seasonal Operation
Open May 1 – October 15
Office Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Registered campers have 24/7 access)

Reservations recommended for peak weekends and holiday stays.

🌿 WHY ABEL MOUNTAIN CAMPGROUND?

Because sometimes, the best adventures are the quietest ones.

At Abel Mountain Campground, you’ll find clean sites, friendly faces, and the gentle pace of Vermont country living. Whether you’re stargazing by the fire, sipping your morning coffee by the river, or simply breathing in the fresh mountain air, you’ll remember what it feels like to slow down — and truly relax.