Free camping near St. George, VT
Yes. 37 of the 41 camps within 25 straight-line miles of St. George, VT are listed as free; 4 charge a fee. The closest free one is Schuyler #3 [DEC #12608] (Schuyler Island Primitive Area), 15 miles northwest, on land managed by NY DEC. The closest camp of any kind is Montclair Glen Lodge, 13 miles southeast, a fee campground.
The circle crosses a state line: NY and VT.
All 41 camps near St. George, VT
Who manages the camps near St. George, VT
Who manages them: 31 on New York DEC; 5 on Vermont Dept. of Forests, Parks and Recreation; 4 on Vermont Dept. of Forests, Parks and Recreation (shelters supervised by the Green Mountain Club May-October); 1 spread across 1 other manager.
- Valcour Island Primitive Area — 24 camps: 24 free
- Vermont Dept. of Forests, Parks and Recreation — 5 camps: 5 free
- Split Rock Wild Forest — 4 camps: 4 free
- Vermont Dept. of Forests, Parks and Recreation (shelters supervised by the Green Mountain Club May-October) — 4 camps: 4 fee
- Schuyler Island Primitive Area — 3 camps: 3 free
- Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests — 1 camp: 1 free
Season read for these camps, today
Today's season read covers 28 of the 41: 28 open, 0 closed, 0 worth a call. It comes from each camp's own record, so a camp with no season word is not counted either way.
Forecast near St. George, VT
This is the Weather Service forecast for the town, fetched when the page opens. It is not a forecast for any camp in the table; ground higher up or in a canyon can run colder or windier. It needs JavaScript; without it, see weather.gov.
Camping near other towns close by
The nearest towns that have their own page, with the straight-line miles between the towns.
Every distance on this page is a straight line from St. George, VT, not a driving distance — a camp four miles out across a canyon can be an hour of road. Cost is the audited three-state verdict on each camp's own record: free, fee, or unpriced where we could not confirm a price. A blank column is a gap in the record, not a statement that the thing is absent. Camps come from state and federal agency records, not from a visit, except the ones marked. Seasons, permits and fire rules change: confirm with the managing office before you go. Found a fee where we show free? Tell us on the contact page.