The Conservation Corps has worked with the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation to maintain a number of parks in the Northeast Kingdom, particularly:

• Maidstone State Park
• Brighton
• Sentinel Rock
• and Lyman Falls State Parks

In recent years, the Corps has worked in these public areas maintaining trails, planting trees, and helping with daily operations.

In addition, the Conservation Corps has completed a number community park projects that enrich local communities by providing open green spaces, scenic areas, and places for recreation and leisure.

• Maidstone State Park, Maidstone
  Worked with Park staff and VYCC to maintain day use and campsite areas and completed significant trail maintenance work on Loon and Moose Trails.
• Brighton State Park, Island Pond
  Patrolled and maintained trails in park and around Spectacle Pond.
• Lyman Falls State Park, Bloomfield
  Helped State formally develop Lyman Falls into State Park; cleared trails, removed trash and debris, patrolled campsites.
• Crystal State Park, Barton
  Worked with local volunteers to patrol and clean beach and day use areas.
• Sentinel Rock State Park, Westmore
  Worked with the State to draft a management plan for VT’s newest State Park; maintained property boundaries and scenic areas.
• Brighton Community Projects, Island Pond
  Worked with local officials to build picnic tables and install benches on the Town’s waterfront property.
• Fred Mold Park, St. Johnsbury
  Planted trees and restored the streambank on Passumpsic River.
• Buck Lake Green Mountain Conservation Camp
  Repaired drainages and improved staircase to cabins, blazed the Lookout Trail, and constructed a safety railing on the granite lookout.