Button Bay State Park

Average size Vermont State Park. Only one or two campsites have a view of the lake. There are two loops, each one has a few lean-2’s. Most of the RV sites are sunny sites with parking on grass pads more in a open field format. There are about 6 or 7 site that you have some privacy. In the loop closest to the lake some sites do have a tree or two to give a little shade. There is a set of wooden steps to get down to the waters edge. Otherwise you drive about a half mile to a boat launch area. One restroom / shower building in each loop ( Pay showers 50 for 5 minutes).

This is a fantastic location on the shore of Lake Champlain a 122 mile long lake that is more like an inland sea. This Lake stretches from Whitehall, NY to the Canadian border. It was the setting for most of the Revolutionary War. This state park is well maintained and even has a swimming pool something most Vermont State Parks lack. Much to do here and in this area of Vermont. Don't miss the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum just down the road from this park. The only reason I did not give this park 5 stars is the lack of hook-ups at the campsites. There are however plenty of drinking water taps located throughout the park, clean restrooms with showers and a dump station. I spent a week here in 2014 with my travel trailer at a fantastic lake front site. Generator use is allowed for limited hours in AM and PM. This park also has a rental program for canoes and kayaks plus lots of hiking trails. If you love nature put this Vermont State Park on your list. Sorry no video. Happy Camping