Check-in at the store where you will find souveniers, cold beverages, firewood, toys, pet supplies…read moreand some food items. Car and RV parking is in front of the building. A gate code is needed to access the campground. We rented a cabin here. There are four. Two of them are 'deluxe' and have indoor cook tops. The others do not allow indoor cooking and have grills outside. The kitchen was very well kitted with everything you could need. The Deluxe cabin we rented was decorated in a cabin style with bear and moose motif items. A table for two in the kitchen, a couch for two or three and a nice rocker. A small desk is in the corner of the livingroom with a kitchen chair for seating. Hooks for coats and a place for shoes by the door. The gas fireplace is shut off in the summer because the pilot heats up the cabin. They are on from Septemer 1st. The bedroom has a queen bed, (linens and blankets provided) full dresser, bedside tables, another kitchen chair (a total of four in the cabin) and luggage rack. Two narrow closets included hangers, extra pillows and towels for the pool or hot tub. Three quarter bath was well maintained. Two bath towels and one hand towel. Hand soap on vanity. Hair dryer and extra TP under sink. Shelves for toiletries. Clothes hook on back of door. Two seats and a table are on the front porch. Our parking space was in front of the porch. A picnic table and firepit are to the right of the porch, at the end of the parking space. Our porch faced the gravel road into the campground. The campground is tiered from the road down to the river with camper spots on each tier. No spots are directly on the river. A field designated as a dog exercise area is next to the river, then a small, rocky beach to the river. The road noise is heard throughout the campground, even at the brook where the river babbles over the stones, which is very pleasant. The onsite store rents tubes for riding the river. A path to the left of the dog area ends where you can put the tube in the water, ride it to the end of the beach and repeat the process. Laundry, public bathrooms and shower bathrooms are in a newer, climate controlled building near the playground. A pass code is needed to enter. Two pools and a hot tub are near the office/store. Mini-golf is behind the store. Dump station on the way out near the dumpsters. Gravel roads are maintained. Some site have full hook-up, fire pit and picnic table. Very pet friendly.

Perfect family campground! Local owner owned, very well maintained and clean. Check in is…read moreseamless, well stocked on site store. You'll appreciate the established feel, the mature landscaping, and the quiet nature of the guests. atmosphere was pure Vermont. We were in a deluxe site with concrete pad and picnic table, near the shuffle board court- it was great. Next time we come we may try a site that backs up to the river to mix it up.

Electricity would not work but Dan, one of the owners, said that somebody must have tried to hook a…read more50 amp into the 30 amp. box. He went about a half block to check breaker said that it was not flipped but it was wobbling pretty loose in there. My husband is a licensed electrician and of course had his own my testing equipment. It showed 25 amp coming out of it. So he said move to spot 50. Well before we moved our vehicle we went down there and checked it and he took off before we could. And guess what the exact same problem. We did not even hook into the second one. So he proceeded to tell us that it was our equipment that had gone bad. Even though we never plugged into spot 50! I had planned on one night thank God! He did refund our $52. we had to drive down the road and try to find someplace else at 7:00 in the evening. Another thank God, the Walmart about 10 or 15 miles down the road would allow overnight. So we are now on our way to our next location which is about a 7 hour drive. We are just hoping that they did not damage our equipment. It has been extremely stressful if you go there you better watch out!

This is without a doubt the worst camp gound I have ever stayed in...from the extremely small sites…read moreto the passive aggressive management. If I could give this less than 1 star I would. Dan one of the owners needs to take some anger management classes and learn how to treat people. Did not feel safe staying here avoid at all cost.

Came from out of state and stayed in a tent for 5 nights…read more Pros: close to the beach, the tent area is much quieter than the RV area, close to Burlington and I89 Cons: RV owners are very loud until 1-2 AM. $45/night for a tent seems high for a small lot with no access to an electric outlet. One building with 2 toilets and 2 showers for the whole campground. The one trash bin was overflowing with putrid garbage and the smell was awful. Overall it wasn't a horrendous experience, but it could be improved with more observant management.

We stayed here for one night during Labor Day 2014... There were many tent sites left, but the RVs…read morelooked like they barely had room to open their awnings... Bathrooms don't have any vent fans, so stay humid from the showers. The place is right across the street from Lake Champlain, some tent sites are right along the road (which is quiet after 9 pm).

wonderful camp spot close to Stowe. We visited Ben & Jerry's, lake Champlain chocolates, the…read moreflannel shop, and many more. We were at site 70, facing the open field. Very beautiful! Clean showers and restrooms. Site was level and grassy, no dirt in the camper!

Beautiful campground for our RV. We have a slot that is huge... quite a distance from the next…read moreslot. It's in a beautiful field. The sites are grass, which I have never seen before. It's great as far as I am concerned. No dirt gets in the RV. Two complaints... 1, it's hard to see the roads at night. Some markers would help. 2, the laundry has one washer and one dryer. No folding table, but there is a large sink. I would give it a 4.5 but 4 it is.

Marsha is a very friendly host. Very reasonable rates, clean, comfortable bed. Fast WiFi. Nice…read moreviews.

I stayed here for three nights when I was finishing up hiking the Long Trail, and when my partner…read morewas visiting my beautiful home state. Ms. Marsha as accommodating and friendly, and makes an excellent breakfast! The rooms are all beautiful and clean. I highly recommend anyone stay here for a true Vermont experience.

We live in NY and this farm is such a great place to come to each year. We love to see all the…read moreanimals they have and love to watch the milking of the cows---happens twice a day. They sell fresh meats and raw milk. The bacon is flavorful and the milk is so creamy!! Make this a spot if you are on vacation in VT!!

This is a great place to visit . Hollister Hill Farm is a working farm in northern Vermont run by…read moreLee and Bob Light. It's an actual profitable farm that raises and sells fresh raw milk, pork, vegetables, jams, maple syrup and beefalo meat (37% Buffalo) --all produced on their farm. It's a beautiful place with beautiful views and great-local- food for breakfast. Bob & Lee are excellent sources for recommendations for meals, day trips or whatever. All the rooms have their own bathrooms and are very nicely appointed. It's a great place for kids. When we were there, they had 2 golden retrievers, -mom and puppy-, several barn kittens and plenty of chickens that lay eggs where ever they feel like-so the kids had fun hunting them down. You are also 'allowed' to help with the 6 am or 5 pm 'chores' which involve feeding the pigs (btw they don't really smell like pigs can smell... a testament to the Light's keeping their environment clean) as well as helping milk their 6 doe-eyed Jersey milk cows...plus whatever else Farmer Bob can think of for you to do. If you're there on Monday you can say goodbye to pigs that are off on a 'field trip'... to come back later, in a, shall we say, different form. Highly recommended as a learning experience or just a nice time to relax. You'll probably want to turn in early though... they do have roosters.

I didn't thing to take any photos at Outbound, but we did have a great, short visit. We were in…read moretown for a few reasons, the jazz festival, meet up with friends, breweries and disc golf. That's alot for 1 day. Heck we never even made it for the jazzfest. But back to Outbound Stowe. check in was in this beautiful retro lobby. There was 2 kind people at the front desk, a guy and gal. The girl might have had a condition, she didn't move much, but they were both very helpful. We used their guidance to find our room around the backside. the rolling small hills to the spot was nostalgic and quaint. the place felt like a old hotel that had a remodel. It felt old in many ways, but classed up. We didn't get a chance to enjoy it much as we had places to get to. We were told about the smores by the fire that night, but sadly we didn't make it back in time to partake. But we are talking a repeat trip year, and staying ay Outbound is on the agenda.

TL/DR: The maintenance crew, the restaurant, and the location were all genuinely good. The room had…read morewiring and slip hazards that have no business existing at $300 a night, and their reservation system lost us entirely. There's a 4-star half a mile down the road. I don't normally review a place on a single visit -- I want to know a business is consistent before I say anything. The exceptions are when I'm traveling, or when the experience is memorable enough to warrant it, for good or ill. This one is both. First things first: the maintenance crew was EXCELLENT. They showed up fast when the AC wasn't working (in JULY), fixed what they could on the spot, and not once did anyone argue or imply we were imagining the problem. That's rarer than it should be. The manager also went out of her way with gluten-free dining recommendations around town, which -- as someone who travels with GF folks -- I don't take for granted. And the food at the on-site restaurant was great... though it may have been catered. Sadly, the maintenance crew cannot carry the weight of this building's problems. Let's start before we even got there. Booking took MONTHS to get corrected (not joking; started in late summer of 2025, a year beforehand). The phone number on their website, and on every confirmation email they sent, is an 888 number that does not reach the hotel. Not "takes a while to reach." Does not reach. Changes we made by phone evaporated. Voicemails went unreturned. Booking inside the wedding room block seemed to genuinely baffle whoever picked up. The payoff: we walked up to the desk Friday and were told our reservation had been CANCELLED, because their system still had us as a Thursday no-show. We'd changed it to Friday-Sunday weeks earlier. Confirmed it. By phone. On the number they gave us. Then, Room 306: 1. No phone in the room. No posted front desk number anywhere. To reach the front desk of the hotel I was standing inside of, I had to Google it on my cell -- and Google gave me inconsistent numbers. Seriously? 2. Both A/C units were broken or barely functional on arrival. Maintenance swapped the sitting-area unit same day and it was flawless afterward. The bedroom unit never worked correctly. Not once, all weekend. 3. Both bedside lamps and both nightstands -- each with a 3-prong outlet and a USB port -- all ran off ONE wall outlet, through a daisy chain of splitters and extension cords. The wall switch on the left did absolutely nothing. The one on the right killed the lamps AND the nightstand power, which is where my medically necessary CPAP was plugged in. So both nights I had to unplug both lamps by hand in order to sleep, and every morning plug them back in. Inconvenience aside: that is a LOT of load on one outlet. 4. The bathtub had no anti-slip surface, no grab bar, and sat at a genuinely noticeable tilt. I slipped more than once and caught myself. I got lucky. Someone won't. 5. The bathroom has no vent. Its ventilation is a wooden-framed window in the wall by the room door -- no screen, no frosting, no privacy anything. Open it and you're open to the weather and to whoever's walking past. 6. That bathroom's only light is a dim fixture hung low over the sink. It doesn't light the room, and I hit my head on it repeatedly. The two overhead lights in the room proper are the opposite problem: bright enough to give you a headache. There is nothing in between. 7. The TV is enormous and mounted where you have to crane your neck sideways at it, instead of on the wall the bed faces. Someone chose that on purpose. 8. Anemic water pressure, and several minutes of running the tap before anything got warm. All of this ran roughly $300 a night. I want to be fair to the people who work here, because they were good to us every single time. But no amount of good service fixes four devices chained out of one outlet, or a tilted tub with nothing to grab. Fix the wiring and the bathroom and this is a different review. Until then -- there's a 4-star HALF A MILE DOWN THE ROAD that's better in every way that matters.

We went for a walk in Weisner's Woods this afternoon (highly recommend) before our 5pm dinner at…read morethe Stowehof. Upon entering, we were pleasantly greeted by the front desk clerk. We headed downstairs to the bar lounge where we'd be having dinner. Brenda, our server and bartender, was super sweet and helpful. I got a glühwein to warm up and my dining partner got a hot toddy cider with I think Fireball (because it tasted like when I make it that way). We ordered the cheeseburger and fried chicken sandwiches and split them so we could each try them. Both were fantastic. The copious side of fries were perfectly cooked and crispy; the chicken was flavorful, perfectly crispy on the outside and moist and tender on the inside. The cheeseburger was absolutely perfect. We decided to forgo a dessert, but they had a couple appetizing choices. Both Brenda and the gentleman who ran out our food were super welcoming and hospitable. The ambience is very charming. Yes, as others have said, the decor is a bit retro, but it was very clean and tidy. I can imagine what a spectacular venue it had to be in the 70s. It's still a pretty cool place today. It's now high on my list for après ski.

We had a great stay at the Stowehof. First, I was to say that not all the staff is pleasant... but…read moreChristopher who was working the night shift was extremely helpful and welcoming as we checking in at 11:00 pm. As someone who has worked in the hospitality industry for years I know the night shift is hard and he really was hospitable. The server working breakfast was also amazing both days! We order breakfast to go as we had a dog and enjoyed it out on the Adirondack chairs. The room, was very fun! A little outdated but it's Vermont! It had a certain chair that I loved. The building is beautiful with the original wood and trees. All of the little nooks and fireplaces are so fun and cozy. We did have a dog and felt very safe and comfortable and wanted there which was huge. The backyard was a perfect spot for our pup to run and play before we headed to the mountain. They do put all the dogs in one section on one separate floor so if you don't have a dog they aren't around you wish is nice. The breakfast was amazing! So amazing we got it both days. Highly highly suggest the breakfast sandwich and the hash brown. We got it to go as we were getting ready to ski and had a dog. Service at breakfast was great. Dinner was also very good. We had the Fried Testa appetizer special and it was delicious... the sauce that went with it was absolutely amazing. I had the mushroom cavatelli. The menu is limited but different and delicious! Service at dinner was a little strange as our server switched to the bartender and we were told that the kitchen was closing pretty early. We sat for a 7pm reservation, it may also have been a covid related regulation. All in all... can't wait to go back again!