How to Get to Night Eagle
By car, plane, or train, getting a camper to (and from) Night Eagle is easy! We are just 2 hours from Hartford, 3 hours from Boston, and 5 hours from New York City.
Night Eagle is located within easy driving distance of Manchester, Killington, Stowe, and other scenic areas of Vermont offering numerous seasonal activities.
Find out more about the region from Manchester and the Mountains Regional Chamber of Commerce website.
Please write, call, or email for Night Eagle's free brochure which includes complete driving directions and other transportation information.
Night Eagle Wilderness Adventures, Inc.
P.O. Box 479, Wallingford, VT 05773
Phone (802) 855-8661
Directions to Camp
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Night Eagle is located in Wallingford, VT, at the very end of 2126 Wallingford Pond Road. Plugging our address into your GPS or navigation app should get you here, and you can find our business address listed in Google Maps (please be aware that Apple Maps does not currently have our correct address).
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Because we are located in the middle of a National Forest, cell service is limited, so be sure to confirm your directions before traveling. We advise printing the following instructions or saving them on your phone.
From Route 7:
In Wallingford, VT (last place for flush toilets), turn at the Boy With the Boot fountain onto Route 140 East.
Go two miles and turn right onto Sugar Hill Road (gravel road).
Go another two miles; turn right onto Wallingford Pond Road (gravel road).
After two miles, Wallingford Pond Road ends at the camp gate.
From I-91:
Take Exit 6 then turn left onto Route 103, North (toward Chester).
Pay attention as you approach Chester as the road takes a sharp right just before the village center. Continue north on Route 103.
Go through the town of Ludlow (2nd to the last place for flush toilets).
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11 miles past Ludlow turn left on Village Road at the Mac’s CITGO (last place for flush toilets) into the village of East Wallingford.
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Take a right at the end of the road (just past the post office on your left) onto Route 140 West.
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Cross the railroad tracks - you are looking at a 3 way split - immediately turn left onto Sugar Hill Road (gravel). You should now be on a (very bumpy) gravel road with a big dairy barn on your left.
Go 2.4 miles and turn left onto Wallingford Pond Road (gravel road).
Continue for two miles on Wallingford Pond Road. The road ends at the camp gate.
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