Brewster River Campground
- 289 Campground Dr, Jeffersonville, VT 05464
- (802) 391-0564
- October 11, 2025
Wilgus State Park is a peaceful riverside retreat located along the scenic Connecticut River in southeastern Vermont. Found at 3985 Connecticut River Rd, Springfield, VT 05156, the park is a favorite for campers, paddlers, and nature lovers seeking a quiet place to unwind surrounded by natural beauty.
Tucked beneath a canopy of mature hardwood trees and nestled between the river and forested hills, Wilgus offers a classic Vermont camping experience—with water access, wildlife viewing, and a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for couples, solo travelers, or families looking to enjoy the outdoors in a more relaxed, less crowded setting.
Wilgus State Park features 15 tent/RV campsites, 6 lean-tos, and 4 cabins, all thoughtfully spaced to offer privacy and scenic views. The park’s most popular feature is its direct river access, making it a great destination for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Canoe and kayak rentals are available on-site, and paddlers can enjoy miles of calm river stretching in either direction.
The park also offers nature trails, picnic areas, a group camping site, and well-maintained facilities including restrooms and hot showers. The Wilgus Trail offers a short, rewarding hike with views over the river valley, and the quiet atmosphere makes the park ideal for relaxing by the fire or spotting local wildlife.
Whether you're there to paddle the Connecticut River, hike the woods, or simply sit back and enjoy the sound of the flowing water, Wilgus State Park delivers a truly tranquil camping experience.
Wilgus State Park
3985 Connecticut River Rd
Springfield, VT 05156
Located just off Route 5 near the New Hampshire border, Wilgus is easy to access while still offering a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path feel.
Wilgus State Park is open seasonally, typically from early May through mid-October. Its riverside setting is especially popular in the warmer months when canoeing and kayaking are at their best.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for riverfront sites and cabins. For more details on canoe rentals, group camping, and seasonal updates, visit the Vermont State Parks website or contact the park directly.
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