We phoned ahead to reserve a place for the night and they were more than willing to host us. Initially, we were a bit apprehensive as we had to go through a permanent trailer park to reach the RV camp, but the camp itself was quite pleasant. Travelling with our labrador, we were assigned a site that was adjacent to a stream, which our dog Piper thoroughly enjoyed. The nearby bathhouse's showers were out of order, but since we had full hookup, it wasn't a major concern. The bathroom was neat, the sites were flat, the wifi was excellent, but there was no partition between the sites. However, it wasn't an issue as we were there midweek and there were only a few other people around. We would certainly consider returning, particularly to explore the trails across the river, which are said to span 250 acres!

We spent a week in the end of Sept 2022. Coming in on Sat, the cg empties on Sunday with new patrons starting to arrive on Thursday. There are a several “seasonal” residents, who are quite settled in. When entering you pass through a mobile home park which is makes you question if you’re in the right place; there are hardly any signs pointing the way. The grounds were well maintained; albeit the grass was wearing thin from the frequent visitors at most campsites. The trails provided along the creek were a pleasant treat to take small hikes with the dogs. Wifi in the CG is excellent but the provided service isn’t enough when they reach half capacity. So bring plenty of downloaded content if you choose. Randolf is a small community and there aren’t a lot of dining choices nearby, plan accordingly.

We were here to judge a BBQ contest our site # 13 was on the water in the corner not to far from the bathrooms. The owners were very nice and the site was pretty level. There was WiFi and cable.

Wow! We love this place in the heart of Vermont. Spacious with a site that backed up to the crystal clear creek with a mountain behind. Water, sewer, 50 AMP, and excellent WiFi. They had us complete the registration online ahead of time, so check-in was super simple. We loved driving around Vermont back roads. They do not allow billboards in the state, so all the forests are all you see. We will definitely stay here again. The only thing is if you come from New York directly from the east be prepared to take some windy two-lane roads.

Abel Mountain Campground was nicer than we had expected! Super clean, and (at least on a Sunday night) very, very quiet. Our site along the river was amazingly level. We slept (in our Class B) with the back doors open and bug screen down... the sky was lighting up from a distant thunderstorm. Beautiful! The pool was very nice... very clean, and large. We did not get a chance to hike the nearby trails... we had been exploring waterfalls over on Rt 100 and got here a bit later than we planned. The staff we dealt with were very nice... being a slower night of the week they were very flexible with which site we took. WiFi was great, as well. All in all a great experience, and we expect to return. We think that spring would be wonderful, when there would be more water in the river.