Lazy Lions Campground

Lazy Lions RV is a small campground with plenty of shade, grass, clean restrooms and an easy check in. It is also the closest park we could find to visit friends in Montpelier which was a 15 minute drive away.

There is a 2-block long, 10% grade to enter and exit the park which is the reason for a less than stellar Access review.

With it's 'city park' feel, we would definitely stay here in our Airstream again.

We stayed here for 5 days after picking up a new camper. It was close to the dealer in the event of issues (no significant one arose thankfully). It is an older camper ground but seems well maintained. Access was challenging but possible with our 43' fifth wheel. At the time we made the reservation we were advised that sites are 30 amp only so we were aware of this factor. There are no 50 amp sites available.

Out pull through site was plenty long for our camper and truck and we were even able to put our rear patio deck down and enjoy our evenings.

There is a laundromat on site that made our weekly laundry chore much easier.

We would return if in the area again.

We had a FHU 50 a pull thru with a picnic table and fire ring. Staff was very friendly and helpful and brought two chairs over for us to use at the fire ring. We’re 26 feet long plus the tow and had no problem with the interior roads. It is very small so during peak season I’m sure reservations would be needed. Close to Barre and Montpelier. Nice laundromat right at the entrance. Quiet. Didn’t check out the restrooms/showers. Small above ground pool. Didn’t try the WiFi. Verizon worked fine.

We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

We stayed for just under a week and really enjoyed our time. Our stay was a stop over after a week with family. So the quiet of the campground was more than welcome and certainly remarkable! Sites are a bit close but still comfortable. Camp host and owner Steve was warm, gregarious and helpful.

There’s a nice 2.5 mile there and back walking path nearby that we used a few times with our dogs. There’s a nice dog park 5 minutes away.

My wife has a work obligation in Barre, Vermont on Sunday and Lazy Lions has proven to be a great spot for us to be in the interim.

The campground is well-kept and quiet at night. The on-sight laundry facility is a good one. We're here after Labor Day so the pool is closed.

Rock of Ages granite quarry is a walk away for the camp and an interesting spot. A corollary to the quarry is Hope Cemetery in Barre. While cemeteries may not generally interest you, this one is chocked full of great headstones, many sculpted by great artists.

Verizon service is great here. My wife was able to work and we also were able to stream easily.

My husband and I really enjoyed our stay here. We live and travel full time in our motor home and we loved the peace and quiet atmosphere of this campground. Steve is super friendly and greeted us upon arrival and showed us to our site. Our site was fairly level and very spacious with a gravel sitting area with Adirondack chairs, a fire ring and picnic table. There are plenty of areas to walk our dogs and the laundry room was clean and had plenty of machines. We would definitely stay here again if we are ever in the area.

Enjoyed our stay here - VT serene. Middle Rd to get to the park is very steep and our Birdie complained a lot, but got us up the hill. Consider the truck route - Quarry hill Rd to Graniteville Rd - it's a lot easier on the engine. Wish I knew that before hand. Roads are tight in the CG, but staff will meet you at the site to guide you in. We camped in site 19, gravel mostly level FHU. Bath house is right across the street. Good Verizon hot spot access allowed me to stream and conduct work video calls. Clean restrooms and pay showers (did not use).

Steve and the staff are really wonderful. We had packages delivered to the CG - Steve brought them over to the site - even the heavy ones by a small tractor.

The campground is clean, quiet and spacious. Friendly staff. Bathhouse is clean and you need quarters for the shower. Close to the grocery store.