Vermont RV Parks with EV Charging

Vermont offers RV travelers quintessential New England beauty, Green Mountains majesty, covered bridges, and charming villages. From Lake Champlain to Long Trail to maple syrup farms, the Green Mountain State provides peaceful camping. Good EV infrastructure for its size supports electric vehicle exploration of Vermont's pastoral landscapes.

RV Camping in Vermont

Vermont features numerous state parks including Burton Island (boat access only), Smugglers' Notch, and Lake Carmi. Green Mountain National Forest offers abundant camping. Popular areas include Lake Champlain islands, Mad River Valley, and Stowe region. Most campgrounds are seasonal (late May-October) due to winter weather. The state offers peaceful mountain and lake camping with access to ski resorts, hiking, and fall foliage.

EV Charging Infrastructure in Vermont

Vermont has good EV charging infrastructure for its small size, with coverage along I-91, I-89, and Route 7. Burlington, Montpelier, and Brattleboro offer charging options. Popular tourist areas like Stowe and Woodstock have charging. However, remote areas may have limited options. The mountainous terrain impacts range. Tesla Superchargers and other networks provide reasonable coverage for the state's size.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

Vermont camping is highly seasonal. Summer (July-August) is pleasant but short. Fall foliage (late September-early October) is legendary and books a year ahead - roads are packed and campgrounds full. Spring is cool and muddy ("mud season"). Winter camping is very limited. The mountainous terrain significantly impacts EV range. Plan charging for remote areas. Consider late June or early September for better availability with beautiful weather. Vermont offers peaceful, uncrowded camping outside peak foliage season.