Fee: No fee information published on the park site.
About this park
Camel's Hump was first named by the Waubanaukee Indians and was later called Saddle Mountain. Samuel de Champlain's explorers called it the resting lion in the 1600s. The name Camel's Rump appeared on Ira Allen's 1798 map and became Camel's Hump in 1830. The park began as a gift of 1,000 acres, including the summit, from Colonel Joseph Battell. In 1911 care of the mountain passed to the State Forester, who kept it in a primitive state. The address is approximate, and the phone is the Vermont State Parks central office.
Camel's Hump State Park FAQ
Where is Camel's Hump State Park located?
Camel's Hump State Park is in Waterbury, Vermont, at Camel's Hump Road. GPS coordinates: 44.31185, -72.94601. Get directions.
Is there an entrance fee at Camel's Hump State Park?
No fee information published on the park site. Fees can change by season, so confirm with the park before you go.
How do I contact Camel's Hump State Park?
You can call (888) 409-7579. The park office can confirm RV site availability, hookups, length limits and current conditions.
Are there RV campgrounds near Camel's Hump State Park?
Yes. The closest RV-friendly campgrounds listed on ParkedRV are:
- Moosalamoo Campground (27.4 mi, reservable)
- Chittenden Brook Campground (33.7 mi, reservable)
- Russell Pond Campground (67.6 mi, reservable)
How current is this information about Camel's Hump State Park?
This listing was last updated on October 8, 2026. If something is out of date, let us know and we'll fix it.