If you could be anywhere in Fall, Vermont is the place. To watch the leaves turn and put on a color display beyond anything you can imagine, stay at one of these RV lodgings in Vermont.

Vermont is a great state for a vacation, any time of year. The beautiful temperate New England springs and summers are great for camping and enjoying the terrain of this state, and fall brings beautiful colored foliage. Winter is also a popular time to see this state; some of the country’s best skiing takes place in the Green Mountains found in Vermont. This state is both a romantic and family destination, with lots to see and do, from hiking to shopping the many antique stores and quaint towns that dot the state. RV lodgings in Vermont make the perfect place to stay while visiting this part of New England.

Graniteville, Vermont may not be the most well known town or village in the state, but it is a great destination for travelers who want to enjoy all that the heart of Vermont has to offer. This area is close to much of what makes Vermont unique, such as the state capital of Montpelier, known as the smallest state capital in the US. Additionally, Graniteville is close to the Rock of Ages Granite Quarry, which is the largest granite quarry in the entire world. A visit here really gives you a sense of the immensity of a working rock quarry. Finally, a trip around the area will allow you to see the many covered bridges in this part of the state.

When choosing between the RV lodgings in Vermont, you will often find that most RV parks cater to families. While this can be great for many vacationers, sometimes you want to take a trip that is adults only. The Lazy Lions Campground, in Graniteville, VT is an adults only campground that will assure you a quiet and relaxing time alone as a couple. This campground offers 35 sites for your RV needs, with 18 of the sites being full hookups with water, electric and sewer. Three of the sites at the campground are also pull through sites for your parking convenience.

Other amenities at the Lazy Lions Campground include the quiet atmosphere of the park (no children means that this spot is geared towards relaxation and quiet). There is a laundry center on site, for your convenience, and clean restrooms and shower areas. Fire rings and picnic tables make staying outside for your dinner or lunch enjoyable, and Internet access as well as cable TV hookups are also available if you choose. This campground is handicapped accessible to allow as many people as possible to enjoy the campground, and this is also a pet friendly spot.

While traveling through New England, it can often be hard to find a camping spot for your RV that is quiet and adult oriented. Luckily, at least one of the RV lodgings in Vermont fits the bill for couples who want to enjoy a quiet stay without children.

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