New Discovery State Park
"Visitors from St. Johnsbury often head here for a peaceful lakeside outing and easy access to Groton State Forest recreation. It is a good option for a relaxed day in nature."
A peaceful lakeside park on Lake Groton offering swimming, picnicking, paddling, and fishing.
Ricker Pond State Park
"Visitors from St. Johnsbury often head here for lake-style recreation without the crowds of larger destinations. The park offers a peaceful base for swimming, canoeing, and camping."
A peaceful Groton State Forest campground with a sandy beach, paddling, fishing, and rustic cabins.
Big Deer State Park
"St. Johnsbury is one of the largest nearby population centers and a common base for exploring the Northeast Kingdom. Visitors from the area may come for a quieter alternative to busier recreation spots."
A peaceful Northeast Kingdom day-use park with a pond, picnic areas, and classic Vermont woods.
Brighton State Park
"St. Johnsbury is a major regional hub for travelers heading north into Vermont's lake and mountain country. Visitors from here may come for camping, fishing, and a scenic day trip away from town."
A peaceful lakeside park in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom with camping, swimming, and paddling on Spectacle Pond.
Maidstone State Park
"Visitors from St. Johnsbury often come for a quiet lake day away from town. The park offers swimming, paddling, and a scenic drive into the Northeast Kingdom."
A peaceful lakeside park on Maidstone Lake with swimming, boating, fishing, and picnic areas.
Seyon Lodge State Park
"Travelers from St. Johnsbury may visit for a scenic Northeast Kingdom day trip centered on water access and wildlife viewing. The park is a good stop for visitors exploring the region’s lakes and back roads."
A secluded Northeast Kingdom park known for its historic lodge, pond views, paddling, and wildlife watching.
Stillwater State Park
"Travelers from St. Johnsbury visit for lakeside recreation and camping in the Northeast Kingdom. It is a practical base for exploring the forested parks and ponds nearby."
A scenic lakeside park on Lake Groton offering swimming, boating, fishing, and forest camping.
Molly's Falls Pond State Park
"St. Johnsbury travelers can reach the park for a full day of water recreation and a scenic Northeast Kingdom outing."
A secluded lakeside park offering swimming, paddling, fishing, and picnic areas in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
Allis State Park
"St. Johnsbury residents and travelers passing through the Northeast Kingdom sometimes visit for a central Vermont scenic stop. The park is far enough to feel like a getaway but still manageable for a day trip."
A small, scenic day-use park in Randolph with mountain views, picnic areas, and woodland recreation.
Thetford Hill State Park
"Visitors from St. Johnsbury often make the trip for a change of scenery and a quiet picnic destination. The park offers a calm stop within reach of a longer Upper Valley outing."
A peaceful hilltop park with open green space, picnic areas, and valley views.
Dixville Notch State Park
"St. Johnsbury visitors may cross into New Hampshire for a mountain drive and outdoor photography. The park is a strong draw for travelers exploring both sides of the border."
A rugged North Country park with dramatic mountain scenery, hiking, and panoramic views.
Lake Francis State Park
"St. Johnsbury is just across the Vermont border and within range for a weekend trip. Visitors from there come for fishing, camping, and scenic drives through the Great North Woods."
A peaceful lakeside park in the Great North Woods with camping, boating, swimming, and fishing.