Hubbardton Battlefield
Under $25Vermont state historic site preserving the July 1777 rear-guard battle and its 1859 marble monument.

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A 69-acre Vermont state park on the eastern shore of Lake Dunmore, known for its sandy beach, boating, fishing, and camping.
3570 Lake Dunmore Rd, Salisbury, VT 05769 · Salisbury, VT
Branbury State Park sits on the east side of Lake Dunmore, near the base of Mount Moosalamoo, and is split in two by Vermont Route 53. The park has a sandy beach roughly 1,000 feet long, with rentals for canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, a rowboat, and stand-up paddleboards. Visitors can hike trails, fish the lake, picnic on the grassy day-use field, and join interpreter-led programs. Campers can choose among tent and RV sites and lean-tos, and the park also has shelters and a two-bedroom lakeside cottage for rent. Pets are welcome in most areas but not on the beach or in the cottage.
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