Jamaica State Park in Jamaica, Vermont, is a 772-acre recreation area along the West River that combines family camping, river activities, hiking, and educational programs. Its campground accommodates tents and trailers with 43 sites and 18 lean-to shelters, while a nature center offers ranger-led activities such as night hikes and campfire talks. A major attraction is the 211-acre Hamilton Falls Natural Area, where Cobb Brook passes through wooded terrain and several waterfalls before plunging 40 to 50 feet at Hamilton Falls. The park also includes a 2-mile section of the West River Trail on the former West River Railroad bed, linking outdoor travel with the valley’s transportation history.

Jamaica, Vermont · USA