Tree Farm Campground: Vermont Camping the Way It Should Be

Tree Farm Campground
Just minutes from downtown Springfield but a world away from the hustle and noise, Tree Farm Campground is a 140-acre woodland escape nestled beneath towering white pines. Family-owned and beloved for over 50 years, this peaceful retreat invites campers to slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy all the comfort and charm Vermont has to offer.

A Place with Roots—and Heart

Since its founding over half a century ago, Tree Farm Campground has earned a reputation for hospitality that runs deep. Current owners Liz and Ben greet guests like old friends and have cultivated a welcoming community that draws families, road trippers, and seasonal campers year after year. As one camper put it, “The sites are spacious and private, and the vibe is calm and friendly.”

Spacious Sites, Honest Rates

With 73 sites designed for both tents and RVs (up to 35 feet), every campsite comes equipped with full hookups; water, electric (30 & 50 amp), and septic. One of the campground’s most appreciated features is its simple and fair pricing:
  • RV Sites: $58/night

  • Tent Sites: $37/night

  • Weekly & Monthly Rates Available
No seasonal upcharges, no hidden fees, just clear, affordable pricing that reflects the campground’s down-to-earth approach.

Family Fun and Woodland Adventure

Tree Farm Campground is built for relaxation and recreation. On-site amenities include:
  • A cozy log cabin lodge with free hot showers and a lending library

  • A playground, fenced-in dog park, and small basketball court

  • Scenic hiking trails that link to Springfield’s trail network and Muckross State Park

  • Family favorites like cornhole, yard Yahtzee, bocce, and community campfires
For the kids, the campground offers creative and interactive activities such as:
  • Rubber duck scavenger hunts

  • Seasonal arts and crafts

  • Halloween costume parades, Nerf battles, water games, and more
Saturday Wellness Mornings feature peaceful walks and simple meditations, while blueberry picking in season adds a sweet, local touch.

Seasonal and Traveling Campers Welcome

Whether you’re here for a weekend escape or planning an extended stay, Tree Farm Campground has you covered. Reserved seasonal sites are available from May 16 to October 26, with special rates for traveling nurses and other long-term guests.

Close to Everything, Yet Away from It All

Located at 53 Skitchewaug Trail, Tree Farm Campground feels worlds away thanks to its forested setting, but it’s just a short drive to downtown Springfield’s restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. It’s the perfect balance between rustic retreat and modern convenience.

Pro Tip: Skip the GPS shortcut and follow Route 11 to Route 143. Keep an eye out for the owl signs, your peaceful adventure begins there.

📅 Open Season: May 16 – October 19

🚿 Full hookups | 🐾 Pet-friendly | 🎨 Kid-approved

📍 Website: treefarmcampground.com

📞 Call to Book: (802) 885-2889

Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a family seeking summer fun, or a traveler looking for quiet comfort, Tree Farm Campground invites you to stay, play, and reconnect, with nature and each other.

Plan Your Perfect Summer Getaway

The best time to experience all that Springfield, Vermont, has to offer is during the summer months, from June through August, when the weather is ideal for outdoor exploration. Whether you’re seeking an adventurous escape or a peaceful retreat, Springfield promises an unforgettable summer experience.

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