Molly Stark State Park ( Wilmington )

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Located along the “Molly Stark Trail,” Rt. 9, which cuts across southern Vermont. The park consists of 150 acres and is named after the wife of General John Stark of the Revolutionary War. The campground is located at the base of Mount Olga where a hiking trail leads to the fire tower on the summit, providing hikers a scenic 360º vista. The park combines wide open lawns and woods. Campers have a choice of private wooded sites, or open grassy sites. The two camping loops include 23 tent/trailer sites and 11 lean-to sites. There is also a modern picnic shelter available for weddings, reunions, and other gatherings. Hot showers, dumping station. Area attractions include Mt. Snow Gondola, Norton House Museum, Bennington Museum, Adams Farm, North River Winery, Bennington Potters, and Basketville. MC/VISA.