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Family owned and operated for years. We were passing through the area and overnighted at this nice, quiet, and peaceful campground. It can accommodate large and small rigs. We chose a wooded site since our rig is small. Would definitely recommend this place if you are in the area.

We have 37’ class A, road in is a bit gravely and hilly just take it slow. Campground is tri level and only water/electricity. Dump on site. Nice campgrounds clean and staff is friendly.

If you like rural, quiet , level , clean,campground , with large sites this is for you. People are very frIendly and accommodating Only drawback is no sewer on site but does have a dump station

Absolutely fabulous campground with very big sites and lots of forest. Bathroom and shower are spotless but small. Good internet Owners that really care. Two beautiful ponds and free canoes. Lots of hiking trails directly from the campground. One of the nicest places we have stayed and definitely gives you the Vermont feel. The forest , stream and large sites make it special Highly recommend

Absolutely fabulous campground with very big sites and lots of forest. Bathroom and shower are spotless but small. Good internet Owners that really care. Two beautiful ponds and free canoes. Lots of hiking trails directly from the campground. One of the nicest places we have stayed and definitely gives you the Vermont feel. The forest , stream and large sites make it special Highly recommend

My wife and I and our dog spent two wonderful weeks here in late May, early June. This was our first time in Vermont and Ann, Ed and Chris, our hosts, made us feel most welcomed! The campground is in excellent shape and they take great care of the grounds and the bathhouses were super clean. The campground is beautiful nestled in amongst several hills with two ponds on it and a beautiful stream running by the campsites. This is a great campsite for a homebase if you like to hike. A trail head to the Appalachian and Long trail are just 3 miles away and it is very convenient to other trailheads along the Appalachian Trail. The campground is dog friendly and has many dog bag/waste stations throughout. The hosts are very conservation minded and they had seven separate bins for different types of recyclable material. Our campsite had a strong Wi-Fi signal. Needless to say, when we return to Southwest Vermont, we will be staying at Greenwood Lodge and Campground.

Greenwood Campground is better than Woodford State Park Campground Greenwood is a better value, Woodford charges $21 plus $12/hr for canoe rental plus coin operated showers. Greenwood charged $42 for our RV site, so for $8 more you get on site wifi, water and electric, free canoes, free showers, free books and a game room. Woodford has no on site wifi, water or electric and RV size is limited. While both campgrounds are surrounded by Green Mountain National Forest, Greenwood is closer to the Appalachian/Long Trail and it's on site trails are more open. Greenwood has a Vermont country store within walking distance. Greenwood is closer to Bennington.

A really nice campground. Level, spacious sites. Great facilities. Beautiful scenery. We wished we could have stayed longer than our overnight. We hope to be back in the spring for two nights and have a chance to hike the trails. The entire ski hill is open to hiking in the off-season. Definitely work this campground into your plans.

This is a great RV or tent Camping stop. If you like to hike there are trails nearby. Friendly staff. Very clean campground with nice sites. Water and electric. A dump station available. A word of caution when approaching this campground. Go in at Prospect Access Road; the ski lodge and entrance for Greenwood Lodge & RV campground. If you go in the other entrances as google or GPS may take you and you’re going to have trouble!

Ann, the family, and others in the campground were extremely friendly and helpful. Site was electric and water only, but a nice wooded site with a level gravel pad. Would definitely stay again.