Vermont Bowl Company
No admission feeA wood products factory store making bowls and cutting boards for over 55 years.
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A 398-acre Vermont state park on a mountain plateau around Adams Reservoir, known for camping at high elevation and lake activities.
142 State Park Road, Bennington, VT 05201 · Woodford, VT
Woodford State Park covers 398 acres on a mountain plateau surrounding Adams Reservoir in southern Vermont. At about 2,400 feet, its campground is the highest of any Vermont state park. The park sits in a spruce, fir, and birch forest and borders the George Aiken Wilderness Area within the Green Mountain National Forest. Visitors can camp in tent, RV, lean-to, or cabin sites, hike a trail of about 2.7 miles around the lake, swim at a small beach with a marked swimming area, boat, fish for brook trout, and picnic. Day use runs from 10am to official sunset during the season.
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