Maple Hill Campsites

🍁 OVERVIEW

Tucked into the quiet hills of Lincoln, Vermont, Maple Hill Campsites is a hidden gem in the heart of the Green Mountains — where forest trails, mountain air, and wide-open skies invite you to unplug and unwind. Surrounded by hardwood forests and just a short drive from the village of Bristol, this peaceful, family-run campground offers classic Vermont camping in a setting that feels like home.

Whether you’re pitching a tent under the pines or parking your RV with a mountain view, Maple Hill Campsites is the kind of place where the mornings are quiet, the stars are bright, and time slows down.

🏕️ THE CAMPGROUND

Maple Hill Campsites offers a laid-back, rustic camping experience with everything you need for a comfortable and restorative stay. The campground blends simplicity with hospitality — perfect for families, couples, or solo campers looking for a true Green Mountain escape.

Campground amenities include:

• Shaded tent sites nestled in the woods
• RV sites with water and electric hookups
• Rustic camping cabins (available seasonally)
• Clean restrooms with hot showers
• Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
• Drinking water stations and trash disposal
• Pet-friendly policies — bring your furry companions along
• Walking trails and open spaces for games and relaxing

With plenty of trees, fresh mountain air, and the sound of birdsong, the campground offers a natural, tranquil setting that encourages guests to disconnect from screens and reconnect with nature.

🏞️ EXPLORING THE GREEN MOUNTAINS

Maple Hill Campsites is ideally located for those who love hiking, swimming, and scenic drives. Surrounded by protected forests and the peaks of central Vermont, it’s a perfect base for outdoor adventure in every direction.

Popular nearby destinations include:

• Mount Abraham and the Long Trail (trail access just minutes away)
• Bristol Falls — a local favorite for swimming and relaxing
• Lincoln Gap Road — one of Vermont’s most scenic mountain drives
• Green Mountain National Forest — with miles of hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing
• Sugarbush and Mad River Glen — for mountain biking, fall foliage, or winter skiing

Whether you want to summit a peak, splash in a stream, or sip coffee by the fire, your day starts and ends with the peace of the mountains.

🔥 CAMPFIRE COOKING & LOCAL FINDS

At Maple Hill, dining is as simple — and satisfying — as it should be. Every site has a fire ring and picnic table, perfect for cooking meals outdoors, from grilled veggies to roasted marshmallows.

For supplies and local flavor, nearby options include:

• General stores and markets in Lincoln and Bristol
• Local farms and maple syrup stands along the way
• Bakeries, cafés, and pizza shops in downtown Bristol
• Seasonal farmers markets offering Vermont produce, cheeses, and crafts

You won’t need much — just a good fire, a clear sky, and a few good ingredients.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 FOR FAMILIES, FRIENDS & SOLO EXPLORERS

With a peaceful setting and plenty of space to roam, Maple Hill Campsites is ideal for:

• Family vacations and unplugged weekends
• Couples’ getaways in the mountains
• Solo campers looking for rest and reflection
• Small group retreats with friends or hiking clubs

Guests come for the scenery — and return for the warm hospitality and timeless Vermont charm.

📍 CAMPGROUND ADDRESS

Maple Hill Campsites
3825 Quaker St
Lincoln, VT 05443

Easily accessible via VT-116 and a scenic drive through Bristol and Lincoln Gap.

🕒 HOURS OF OPERATION

Seasonal Operation:
Open May 15 – October 15
Office Hours: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
(Campsite access available 24/7 for registered guests)

Reservations recommended for weekends, holidays, and peak foliage season.

🌲 WHY MAPLE HILL CAMPSITES?

Because here, the trails are close, the nights are quiet, and the views are the kind you carry with you.

At Maple Hill Campsites, you’ll find more than just a place to stay — you’ll find space to breathe, time to reflect, and a connection to the land that feels both grounding and inspiring. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, this little patch of Vermont offers something rare: a slower pace, a deeper calm, and a genuine welcome.