Brewster River Campground

🌲 OVERVIEW

Tucked beneath the forested slopes of Smugglers’ Notch and just minutes from the mountain village of Jeffersonville, Brewster River Campground is a quiet, riverside escape in the heart of northern Vermont. Set along the banks of the Brewster River, this cozy, independently run campground offers the perfect balance of back-to-nature simplicity and convenient access to outdoor adventure.

Whether you're here to hike the Notch, explore scenic byways, or simply unwind under the trees, Brewster River Campground invites you to experience the Vermont woods as they were meant to be — peaceful, personal, and full of charm.

🏕️ THE CAMPGROUND

Small and welcoming, Brewster River Campground is ideal for those who prefer a laid-back, low-impact camping experience. Sites are spread out beneath towering hardwoods and evergreens, with the gentle sound of the river providing a calming backdrop.

Campground features include:

• Tent and small camper sites, both wooded and riverside
• Lean-to shelters for weather-protected stays
• Picnic tables and fire rings at every site
• Clean composting toilets and hot outdoor showers
• Potable water stations
• Pet-friendly (dogs welcome on leash)
• Rustic camp store for essentials, firewood, and local goods
• Warm, personal service from on-site hosts

This is camping stripped back to what matters — a crackling fire, fresh air, and space to breathe.

🥾 NATURE, ADVENTURE & EXPLORATION

Set at the edge of Smugglers’ Notch State Park, Brewster River Campground puts you within minutes of some of Vermont’s most iconic outdoor destinations. Whether you're a hiker, biker, paddler, or leaf-peeper, you’ll find plenty of reasons to stay — and stay a while.

Nearby highlights include:

• Smugglers’ Notch Pass — dramatic mountain cliffs, caves, and scenic drives
• Sterling Pond Trail, Bingham Falls, and Long Trail access
• Smugglers’ Notch Resort — summer and winter activities, lift rides, and events
• Lamoille Valley Rail Trail — excellent for biking or walking
• Tubing, kayaking, and fishing in the Brewster and Lamoille Rivers
• Artisanal shops, breweries, and farm stands in Jeffersonville and Cambridge
• Winter proximity to skiing and snowshoeing trails

Whether you're waking up with the mist or winding down under a starry sky, adventure is always just a few steps away.

🔥 EVENINGS BY THE RIVER

At Brewster River, nights are defined by the sound of the river, the flicker of firelight, and the kind of calm that only comes from being close to the earth. Guests gather around their fire rings to cook, connect, or simply listen — to crickets, rushing water, and the quiet that surrounds you.

No loud music. No generators. Just the forest, the fire, and a deeper kind of stillness.

🎯 WHO IT’S FOR

Brewster River Campground is ideal for:

• Hikers and outdoor lovers exploring Smugglers’ Notch and the Green Mountains
• Tent campers and small RV travelers seeking peace and proximity to nature
• Couples and solo adventurers looking to unplug and recharge
• Families wanting a rustic, meaningful Vermont getaway
• Locals and road-trippers who value quiet, scenic simplicity

If your perfect camping trip involves more trees than traffic, more stars than streetlights, and a return to the basics done beautifully, Brewster River will feel just right.

📍 CAMPGROUND ADDRESS

Brewster River Campground
289 Campground Dr
Jeffersonville, VT 05464

Located just off Route 108, only 2 miles from downtown Jeffersonville and minutes from Smugglers’ Notch Pass. Easily accessible from Stowe, Cambridge, and surrounding areas.

🕐 SEASON & RESERVATIONS

Seasonal Operation:
Open May through mid-October (weather permitting)

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

Reservations recommended during weekends and peak foliage season. Book online through the campground’s website or by phone. Walk-ins welcome when space allows.

🌄 WHY BREWSTER RIVER CAMPGROUND?

Because not every adventure needs a resort — sometimes all you need is a good campsite, a cool river, and the stillness of the woods.

At Brewster River Campground, you’ll find something rare: an honest connection to the land, to your fellow campers, and to yourself. It’s not just a place to stay — it’s a place to slow down, stretch out, and rediscover the quieter joys of camping.