Lazy Lions Campground 281 Middle Road Graniteville, VT 05654 (802) 479-2823 camping@lazylions.com RESERVE Guest Rated favorites email park bookmark park reviews write review LOCAL Very close to Lazy Lions Campground, a short drive or a 20 minute walk via The Barre Town Bike Pat, we have Municipal Tennis Courts, Pickle Ball Courts, a Skateboard park, basket ball courts, and a Dog park. The Barre Town Forest with hiking and mountain biking trails and public disc golf course is a 5 minute drive away. The Vermont State Capitol--smallest in the USA. (Tours available Monday thru Saturday) Located in Montpelier (exit 8, Rt #89), built in 1857. Montpelier is a small, vibrant, walkable city with great dining, farmers markets, art galleries and fun quirky shops. About a 20 minute drive from Lazy Lions Campground. Thunder Road Speedbowl, the "Nation's Site of Excitement"! 1/4 mile, paved, high bank stock car track. Late Model, Street Stock, Flying Tigers, Junk Yard Warriors Divisions and others. Founded, in part, in 1960 by "local boy" legendary broadcaster Ken Squier, who brought stock car racing to the "Wide World of Sports" in the 60's. Just about a mile from Lazy Lions Campground. Visit www.thunderroadvt.com for the complete schedule. Vermont Covered Bridges - Covered bridges symbolize small-town America. Something from the nineteenth century, picturesque and sentimental, "kissing bridges" or "courting bridges" recall a time when life was simpler. Explore many of the 107 covered bridges that dot the Vermont countryside. Barre is known for the Rock of Ages granite quarries--The huge/inactive 140 year old Lamson Quarry (about 25 billions lbs of granite was extracted) is visible from nearby roads and there is an extensive network of walking and mountain biking trails around the old, abandoned quarries in the "Barre Town Forest"---Free Public Frisbee Golf course too.