Limehurst Lake Campground

🌅 OVERVIEW

Tucked away in the heart of Central Vermont, Limehurst Lake Campground is a hidden gem where campers of all ages can relax, reconnect, and soak up the magic of lakeside living. Located just off VT-14 in Williamstown, this family-friendly campground surrounds a spring-fed, private lake and offers stunning water views, wooded serenity, and all the ingredients for a classic Vermont camping experience.

Whether you're splashing in the water, unwinding under the pines, or enjoying a peaceful sunset by the shore, Limehurst Lake Campground is the kind of place where memories are made — one campfire at a time.

🏕️ THE CAMPGROUND

Limehurst Lake Campground is designed to welcome everyone — from first-time campers to seasoned RVers and long-term seasonal guests. With a mix of open, shaded, and lakeview sites, there’s something for every style of camping.

Site options include:

• Lakefront tent and RV sites with beautiful views
• Full-hookup RV sites (30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer)
• Rustic and deluxe cabins for campers seeking extra comfort
• Seasonal sites for those who want to make Limehurst home for the summer

Campground amenities include:

• Clean restrooms and hot showers
• Lakeside beach with swimming area
• Boat rentals (kayaks, paddle boats, canoes)
• Camp store with essentials, snacks, ice cream, and firewood
• Laundry room, Wi-Fi, and a recreation hall
• Playground, horseshoe pits, basketball court, and game room
• Organized weekend activities for kids and families

It’s everything you need for a relaxing stay — with the charm and personal touch of a family-run campground.

🚣 WATERFRONT FUN & LOCAL EXPLORATION

At the heart of Limehurst Lake Campground is its namesake lake — a clean, quiet, spring-fed body of water perfect for swimming, paddling, and lounging. Spend the day on the water or cast a line and enjoy a slow afternoon of fishing.

When you're ready to explore, you're just a short drive from:

• Rock of Ages Granite Quarry in nearby Barre
• State parks, hiking trails, and waterfalls in every direction
• Vermont's capital city, Montpelier, for shopping, dining, and sightseeing
• Covered bridges, sugarhouses, and scenic drives perfect for foliage season

Whether you stay close to camp or venture out, the beauty of central Vermont surrounds you.

🔥 CAMPFIRE COOKING & LOCAL EATS

Each site is equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, so meals come with a view — whether you're lakeside or tucked in the trees. Roast hot dogs, toast marshmallows, or prepare a family feast under the stars.

The camp store has basic groceries, camping supplies, and local treats. And for those nights when you don’t feel like cooking, you're close to:

• Local diners, pizza, and general stores in Williamstown and Barre
• Seasonal farmers markets and Vermont-made products
• Great spots for maple creemees, BBQ, and comfort food favorites

At Limehurst, dining is all about simplicity, flavor, and enjoying it together.

🎉 GROUP CAMPING & SEASONAL COMMUNITY

Limehurst Lake Campground is a welcoming space for families, friend groups, and seasonal guests who return year after year. Group camping options and adjacent sites make it easy to gather together — whether it’s for a birthday weekend, reunion, or summer-long retreat.

The campground hosts events throughout the season, including themed weekends, bingo nights, craft activities, and community campfires that bring everyone together.

📍 CAMPSITE ADDRESS

Limehurst Lake Campground
4104 VT-14
Williamstown, VT 05679

🕒 HOURS OF OPERATION

Seasonal Operation:
Open May 1 – October 15
Camp Office Hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
(Registered campers have 24/7 access to their sites)

Reservations recommended during peak weekends and holidays.

🏕️ WHY LIMEHURST LAKE CAMPGROUND?

Because here, the water is calm, the nights are starry, and the welcome is always warm.

At Limehurst Lake Campground, you're not just camping — you're making memories that float, paddle, and glow with the magic of summer. Come for a weekend or stay for the season, and experience Vermont camping the way it was meant to be: relaxed, refreshing, and deeply connected to nature.