President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site
Under $25See the farmhouse parlor where Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath in 1923 and the preserved village around it.

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A rustic Vermont state park in the Green Mountains with hillside campsites, mountain views, and a Civilian Conservation Corps history.
855 Coolidge State Park Rd. Plymouth, VT 05056 · Plymouth, VT
Coolidge State Park is the main developed recreation area within the Calvin Coolidge State Forest in central Vermont. Much of the park still reflects its 1930s development. It has lean-to campsites with views of the Black River Valley and the Green Mountains, forested tent and RV sites, a hilltop picnic area, and a group camping area. Visitors can hike several trails, picnic, ride mountain bikes on nearby forest roads, and visit a nature center that covers the park's history and wildlife. The historic village of Plymouth Notch, birthplace of Calvin Coolidge, is nearby.
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