This is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore the area around Stowe. Beautifully maintained. Central hook ups for two sites means you have some one right beside you with their slides almost touching yours. The sites are big though. The sites numbers are not marked well so finding your site is difficult. The play ground is OK but could stand to be updated. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed for a week at Gold Brook Campground in a 25 foot travel trailer. The site was large and spacious. The staff was pleasant and the grounds were meticulous. The bathrooms were clean and well kept. We will definitely be staying here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This campground is only 2 miles from Stowe and about 5 miles from Waterbury, Ben & Jerrys, etc. It is a good base to explore all of northern and central Vermont. We found the staff brief and to the point, making for a speedy check-in. The cg is on an old farm making for a rather rustic but scenic setting. It is a very large and open area. The entire area is well maintained, grass neatly mowed with large green spaces and a large area for a kids playground. Roads and sites are gravel. The roads had a few potholes with standing water due to the recent heavy rains in the area. The sites have "back to back" utility hook ups, meaning that there is a pull-in/back-in side by side. The spaces are large so you don't feel crowded. We had a pull in site which gave us a beautiful view out our front window across a large meadow with the VT mountains in the distance. We did use the laundry room which is rather small with one washer and one dryer. Our experience here was a positive one and we would definitely stay here again if Stowe is our destination. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Cranky owner- seems to know that they are the only game in town and you have to "deal with it". We spent 2 nights here and hated it. Will never go back. Laundry facilities were out of order for three days, sites have staggered utilties, so half the campers park head-in in to access utilities with long hoses and electric cords. Water pressure was very, very poor, had to fill tank at night so that we had pressure-assist during the day. Voltage was also low- 90-95 volts in evenings. Not enough to run A/C units or water heater. Rules, rules, rules posted everywhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.