Coolidge State Park/Forest

Welcome to Vermont's grand and beautiful Coolidge State Park and Forest. The centerpiece of the forest is Coolidge State Park which like the forest was named for former President of the United States Calvin Coolidge.

Park History: Like a lot of the land in the region this forest was once cleared for agricultural purposes but ever since it was established in the 1930's much of it has returned to a state of nature. This forest boasts many miles of multipurpose trails built by the Civilian Conservation Corps as well as gold panning opportunities. The campsites have dump stations but no hookups. To contact the office please call 802-672-3612.

When visiting any State Park or State Forest in Vermont Please respect the rules.

*The following are prohibited; feeding of wildlife, littering, chainsaws,

*The following require special permits; posting of bills, removal of plants or earth material.

*Glass objects are not allowed in pools or swimming areas.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas, metal detecting, swimming, camping.

*Children aged 14 and under must be supervised by adults.

*All pets must be leashed no longer than 10 feet and waste removed.

Please respect these and all local, State of Vermont, and United States statutes.