Kettle Pond State Park

Kettle Pond State Park spans across a natural area featuring a 109-acre pond surrounded by forest trails and multiple camping zones.

The park grounds were utilized by Native Americans and French explorers in 1704 as travel routes through the Vermont territory.

The transformation from a logging territory to a recreational destination reflects the changing priorities of Vermont's natural resource management.

The park maintains 26 lean-to sites organized in five groups, six remote campsites, and composting toilets, though visitors need to bring their water.

The undeveloped pond preserves its natural state, allowing campers to swim and canoe alongside resident loon families throughout the summer season.

Location: Marshfield

Website: https://www.vtstateparks.com/kettlepond.html

Website: https://vtstateparks.com/kettlepond.html

GPS coordinates: 44.29440,-72.30780

Latest update: March 4, 2025 14:39