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There are great resources on the web for planning your trip to Vermont and the Northeast, Here are some of our favorites:

Camping resources:

Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation: Vermont State Parks and Campgrounds, as shown on the maps and their Amenities @ A Glance Chart.
Northeast Campground Association: Information on New England Family Camping, Campgrounds, and RV Parks throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Maine.

Vermont resources:

www.VermontVacation.com: "Official travel and tourism information on dining, lodging, skiing, biking, hiking, events, and attractions, all things Vermont." The Vermont Dept. of Tourism and Marketing's web site, containing a wealth of information about Vermont, including calendars, a "What's happening this week" section, links to all sorts of Vermont businesses, and forms for requesting printed material on just about any subject you're interested in.
The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife: Source of info on, among other things, hunting and fishing seasons and licenses for Vermont.
Vermont Attractions: Attractions listed in Vermont.
Vermont Sports Today: Published monthly, each issue features articles on a variety of sports such as alpine, cross-country and telemark skiing, canoeing and kayaking, road and mountain biking, hiking and backpacking, in-line skating, running, snowboarding, snowshoeing, triathlon and duathlon. Calendar of events covers races and activities in Vermont and Northern New England.
Calendar of Vermont Events by Vermont Life magazine.
Green Mountain Club "Protecting and maintaining Vermont's Long Trail since 1910."
Adventure Guides Vermont: Professional Outdoor Guide Association & Adventure Travel Network "Providing the public with free assistance in adventure travel planning and outdoor educational opportunities in Vermont."
Northern Cartographic: Produces award winning maps and atlases, including their fine Vermont Road Atlas and Guide, which should be in every Vermont traveler's bag; other guides include The Atlas of Vermont Trout Ponds and Vermont Trout Streams.

Transportation info:

If you're driving, MapQuest provides door-to-door directions for travel throughout the US.
Flying? Several airlines fly into these major airports serving Vermont: Burlington, VT, Manchester, NH, Boston, and Montreal.
Traveling via train is a very convenient way to get here: AMTRAK has passenger service on both the eastern and western corridors of the state, via the Vermonter and Adirondack, respectively.

www.campvermont.com:
the guide to Vermont camping

www.campvermont.com: the guide to Vermont camping

www.campvermont.com:
the guide to Vermont camping