Discover the best mountainous campgrounds near Johnson, Vermont with surfing

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Old Stone House Museum VT

3 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Brownington, VT

Learn more about this land: African American Alexander Lucius Twilight built the Old Stone House at the heart of our 60+ acre historic village in pastoral Brownington, Vermont. Our grounds include gorgeous Prospect Hill and Observatory Tower, a Heritage Apple Orchard, Giving Gardens and a one+ mile Twilight Educational Trail you can hike, ski or snowshoe. We have a designated spot for anyone camping with car(s) and tents. The nine historic buildings which comprise our grounds are all accessible by car or truck. No campfires allowed at this time.

North of Eden Woods

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents150 acres · Lowell, VT

Formerly a sheep farm in the early 20th century, North of Eden Woods was purchased by the current owners in 1999 as an undeveloped 150+ acre woodlot to create a personal Thoreau-at-Walden living experience. In the beginning, Ted lived in an converted school bus with his two dogs as he worked to build a log house from scratch. In the spring of 2000, a small cabin (Meadow-View Off-Grid Vermont Cabin) was built and lived in for 2 years while the main off-grid log home was built. Trees were dropped, bark was peeled, mortar was mixed, and logs were stacked up in the shape of a house that is now our home. In 2005, Liza joined the dream and we continue to improve our sustainable lifestyle, learn about our surroundings, and raise our 3 kids, three dogs and one goldfish. We manage the forest for wildlife, aesthetic purposes and renewable resources such as firewood, timber, aquaculture, and maple syrup production. Our property is the living document that is the book of our life. ...We are constantly editing, adding to, and improving our story.

Locust Hall Campsite

1 site · RV1 acre · Keeseville, NY

Land is located in the Adirondacks near The Ausable river there are attractions like Ausable Chasm and whiteface mountain nearby and Lake Champlain. Campsites are available on both sides of the road if any questions please ask a resident and we are a few minutes away from exit 34Learn more about this land:Hipcampers have a variety of Attractions in the surrounding area. We are located off exit 34 turn left and there will be a sign on the right saying Perky Flowers. Your surroundings attractions are whiteface mountain lake placid Ausable Chasm. LAKE Champlain Wildlife Reserve in Wilmington and even on our own property Nature walks and access to the Ausable River where you can fish swim even hike.

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Locust Hall Campsite

1 site · RV1 acre · Keeseville, NY

Land is located in the Adirondacks near The Ausable river there are attractions like Ausable Chasm and whiteface mountain nearby and Lake Champlain. Campsites are available on both sides of the road if any questions please ask a resident and we are a few minutes away from exit 34Learn more about this land:Hipcampers have a variety of Attractions in the surrounding area. We are located off exit 34 turn left and there will be a sign on the right saying Perky Flowers. Your surroundings attractions are whiteface mountain lake placid Ausable Chasm. LAKE Champlain Wildlife Reserve in Wilmington and even on our own property Nature walks and access to the Ausable River where you can fish swim even hike.

North of Eden Woods

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents150 acres · Lowell, VT

Formerly a sheep farm in the early 20th century, North of Eden Woods was purchased by the current owners in 1999 as an undeveloped 150+ acre woodlot to create a personal Thoreau-at-Walden living experience. In the beginning, Ted lived in an converted school bus with his two dogs as he worked to build a log house from scratch. In the spring of 2000, a small cabin (Meadow-View Off-Grid Vermont Cabin) was built and lived in for 2 years while the main off-grid log home was built. Trees were dropped, bark was peeled, mortar was mixed, and logs were stacked up in the shape of a house that is now our home. In 2005, Liza joined the dream and we continue to improve our sustainable lifestyle, learn about our surroundings, and raise our 3 kids, three dogs and one goldfish. We manage the forest for wildlife, aesthetic purposes and renewable resources such as firewood, timber, aquaculture, and maple syrup production. Our property is the living document that is the book of our life. ...We are constantly editing, adding to, and improving our story.

Old Stone House Museum VT

3 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Brownington, VT

Learn more about this land: African American Alexander Lucius Twilight built the Old Stone House at the heart of our 60+ acre historic village in pastoral Brownington, Vermont. Our grounds include gorgeous Prospect Hill and Observatory Tower, a Heritage Apple Orchard, Giving Gardens and a one+ mile Twilight Educational Trail you can hike, ski or snowshoe. We have a designated spot for anyone camping with car(s) and tents. The nine historic buildings which comprise our grounds are all accessible by car or truck. No campfires allowed at this time.

Mountainous camping near Johnson with surfing guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Johnson, Vermont? Hipcamp has you covered with over 785 options in the area. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, RV camping, or staying in a cabin, there's something for everyone. With an average price per night of $45 and options as low as $5, you can find a campsite that fits your budget. Check out some of the top campsites like Sacred Nectar Sanctuary (578 reviews), In-Tents Camping @ Serene Acres (170 reviews), and Transparent Sands, Diamond Point (153 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like potable water, toilets, and campfires, and explore activities such as swimming, snow sports, and paddling.