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Bomoseen State Park Adventures

Bomoseen State Park offers a serene escape with its picturesque landscapes and abundant water-based recreational opportunities on Lake Bomoseen.

3,576
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
50,000+
Annual Visitors
1960
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Bomoseen State Park.

Entrance Requirements

Day-use fees apply; free access for Vermont residents on certain occasions.

Best Time to Visit

Best visited from late spring through early fall for full access to recreational activities.

Visitor Information

Main ranger station located near the park entrance.

Getting There

Accessible via Route 4, with adequate parking available within the park.

Weather & Climate

The area features warm summers with temperatures averaging around 75°F, and cold winters, often dropping to lows of 15°F. Fall is crisp and vibrant with changing foliage, while spring brings mild temperatures and blossoming flowers.

Conservation Efforts

Efforts are ongoing to preserve the water quality of Lake Bomoseen and maintain its natural shoreline, alongside measures to protect the area's diverse wildlife habitats.

Camping in Bomoseen State Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Bomoseen Camping Area

Developed
Reservations Required

Providing sites for both tents and RVs, located close to the shore for easy access to water activities.

Top Trails

Lake View Trail

Easy
1.5

Offers scenic views of Lake Bomoseen and access to quiet picnic spots.

Slate History Trail

Moderate
2

Features historical sites related to the area's slate mining past.

Bomoseen Loop Trail

Moderate
4

Circles through diverse forest landscapes with lake overlooks.

Trailblazer Tips

Arrive early during peak summer weekends to secure a good spot at the beach.

The fall foliage around Lake Bomoseen is spectacular; plan a visit in mid-October.

Campsites tend to book up quickly during summer, so make reservations well in advance.

Bring your own kayak or canoe to explore the quiet coves of Lake Bomoseen.

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