Town Name: Maidstone
Population: 211
Area: 32.3 SQ MILES
A Quiet Town with a Rich History
Chartered in 1761 by Benning Wentworth, Maidstone is named after Maidstone, England. Though its grantees were men from Connecticut who never lived in the town, Maidstone flourished thanks to its productive agricultural lands along the Connecticut River and its rich history in lumber production.
What Makes Maidstone Unique?
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Maidstone Lake – A stunning glacially formed lake, located on the western side of town, surrounded by a state forest and park designated in 1938.
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Maidstone State Park – Known as Vermont’s most remote state park, it offers the perfect escape into nature.
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Janice Peaslee Bridge – The bridge connects Maidstone to Stratford, New Hampshire, crossing the Connecticut River and providing easy access to the beauty of the surrounding area.
Things to Do
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Fishing & Boating – Maidstone Lake offers a great spot for fishing, boating, and paddling, perfect for water lovers.
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Hiking & Swimming – Explore the scenic views and crystal-clear waters of Maidstone State Park for hiking and swimming.
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Camping & Hunting – The park and surrounding areas offer great spots for camping and hunting.
Fun Facts
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Maidstone State Park is considered Vermont's most remote state park, providing the ultimate quiet retreat.
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The Maidstone Town Hall, built in 1952, remains the town’s only municipal building.
Schools:
- K-8: Choice
- High School: Choice
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