We had a great afternoon with Skipper Dave and his beautiful boat. I had sailed before but my…read morestepson and husband never had and loved it. Nice amount of wind to make it interesting, but not too intense and, since it was so hot on shore, the perfect place to be. Dave is super knowledgeable, comfortable with teaching - my 14 year old stepson loved learning all about sailing and taking the helm with his assistance. I couldn't recommend the trip more if you are in Plattsburgh.

first rate challenging and safe experience! as super senior, I took three grands. I could master…read moreall the easy harnessed obstacles. the six year old did that and two mediums. the 8 year old did all the first two levels and one of the most difficult. the ten year old monkeyed through the entire course - having connected to two forty something's from Ohio who flew through the course several times. all felt challenged at their levels. and I felt secure about the very secure equipment and rigging having zip line through many states and countries. This course is a fun trip. fantastic support staff. personal assistance when needed! even the trip there beautiful countryside. highly recommended as a high point of our staycation in Vermont vacation!

We had a great experience with ArborTrek. Highly recommend this is visiting Stowe, VT. Guides were…read morevery knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.

I agree with another Yelp review about the cost of tickets online. It stated being $42/per person…read morebut at checkout it was more like $50/per person, then tax/fees. Note that buying tickets online does NOT mean it's any faster than purchasing onsite. You still have to get in a line to 'exchange' the online purchase for the actual ticket (which is essentially a plastic card with your name written with a marker). The ride is awesome & their process to get people off & on works out very well. The staff is so friendly - this was refreshing! Going doing peak foliage season like we did was worth it. We went to the Cliff House for our lunch reservations. The views did not disappoint. I also noticed a handful of people walking along the trails down the mountain with their dogs. It's expensive but worth the experience!

My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the Gondola Skyride during our time in Stowe. It was a great way…read moreto take in the fall foliage. The gondola moves very slowly, so you get to enjoy the views for as long as possible. I am a tad afraid of heights and there were some times where I was getting a little panicked. This is just something to keep in mind if you have a fear of heights as well. If you can overcome that, this is a great stop to catch some amazing views.

What an awesome Captain. Mike put us on fish all day long. The tour prior to ours had the same…read moreresults. 17 awesome Lakers in the boat. Mikes technique works amazing. We can't wait to go back in the fall for walleye

Stayed here from Saturday August 26th to Wednesday August 30th 2023 with my family. We checked in…read moreat around 4:31pm, after a bit of a long drive. We got there, and was very disappointed that they did not have cable hookup. My family likes to watch the news for the weather, plus i wanted to watch the last episode of Claim to fame which premiered monday. Anyways also we arrived and they put us near the lake, and we are a long trailer, and was concerned on where to park our car. So they moved us in a spot that worked. We also got a little refund as well. in the front, there is a general store, and they also sell sandwiches and coffee. On August 29th, i brought a lake champlain shirt there, and the people inside were very nice. Overall it is a small campground, and it does look like some kind of trailer park. However, it seemed pretty quiet and everyone seemed friendly that we seen. They also have a pool but did not go in the pool as it was kind of cool. Also there is not much things to do in vermont, including close by. Although we did stop by the blue paddle bistro. Don't think we'll visit vermont again, but this was a nice quiet campground.

Aug 26-Sept 3 Nicest camp ground we've stayed at so far. ALL…read moreemployees we have met have been super nice. I've even had a couple see me walking an offer me a ride on golf carts. The sites are spacious. Our dogs are right at home. There is a restaurant, store, farmers market, laundry ($1.25 washer/dryer), computer room, lots of books to read, pool, hot tub, rec room, etc. The list just goes on. Everything you could want and more. Also the beautiful huge lake. I've been sick this week or we would have been out on our kayaks! Highly recommend for groups, family get together. Kinda pricey but I would stay here again. *Will add more photos later

Excellent location. Spotlessly clean (bleached sheets) cute cabins. Great service and very…read moreinformative. Amazing location on a quiet island overlooking the lake but only a short and beautiful drive away from Burlington, upstate NY, and a lot of the amazing spots of Vermont. The property has a lot of space, a lot of separation between cabins, fireflies, areas to sit and watch the lake, fire pits, bird watching, boating, fishing, pool table, table tennis, and a lot of other games. Cold have easily spent the whole summer here. Book it before they run out of rooms!

We had a little family reunion in two of the cabins at The Anchorage last week: 8 of us ages 2-78…read more We all had a marvelous time. The cabins are rustic but very clean. They have all the basics (mini fridge, coffee maker, charcoal grill and fire pit; one of them even had AC!) and there is coffee on site in the main lodge every morning. Breakfast is provided at an extra charge, though we didn't take advantage of that. The grounds are gorgeous, with comfy adirondack chairs at key points for birdwatching, stargazing, staring at the lake with morning coffee or evening wine. The beach was a little smelly (algae, perhaps, or mussels?) though there is nothing, of course, that the owners can do about that. They do have boats for rent, a canoe up through a pontoon boat. The other guests were VERY quiet (I hope they didn't mind our kid noise--no one said anything and everyone was very friendly). Our car had a little trouble and almost immediately a staff member noticed, offered us a jack so we could check things out--they are super attentive and kind. There's also a game room with some exercise equipment, chairs and floaties down at the beach, and more. All in all, a steal at the price, and a very pleasant, relaxing experience. We'll be back!

Thayer Beach is a perfect place to hangout with friends and family. The beach is not as large as…read moreothers in the area, but the 0.3 mile walk down the gravel path keeps the people at bay [pun intended]. Bug spray might be needed in the gravel path, not needed on the actual beach. SEAGULL RATIO TO PEOPLE: Busy day 1:9 Calm day 1:3

The most visited location in Malletts Bay by boaters from VT, NY and Quebec. Pretty cheesy…read morecollection of people; sort of like spring break with rednecks.

I arrived at 8:30 pm and told the lady at the ticket booth that I wanted to watch the ferry for a…read morebit, so she directed me to park and said that I would need to return to buy a ticket when I wanted to transit the lake. After I parked, I walked down to the ferry dock, watched a couple of ferries come and go, then headed back to the parking area, climbed into my Sprinter van, and locked up for the night. Yes, I spent the night here and while that may or may not be allowed, it worked for me. At 6:00 the next morning, I work up, bought my ticket and was loaded onto the ferry about 20 minutes later. It's a 15 minute ride to cross over the lake, which I spent in the Sprinter making coffee and occasionally looking out. Super easy to cross the lake and when we arrived, the unloading was quick and I was on my way. This is a super convenient way to cross over from Plattsburgh New York to (a half hour from) Burlington Vermont. Very cool and if you are not wanting to go around the lake, this is a fabulous alternative. My final review in New York on this trip - it's been 157 reviews driving across Western and Northern New York State, starting from Westfield on Lake Erie! See https://www.yelp.com/collection/yPbf5jcJ3cuvJATqoFWbzA [Review 1634 of 2024 - 545 in New York - 22657 overall]

Another joke I bought my ticket and was told to go to line 1…read more Line 5 was boarding... There were 3 cars purchasing tickets behind me.. I went to line 1 and they skipped and went to line 5 making them selves the last two cars on, there wasn't room for me even though I purchase my tickets first I asked the ferry tenant about it at the booth, and they said there's nothing they can do people go where they want.... So at this place, even if you buy your ticket and your first in line to get on the boat, don't have an expectation of it working out that way Such false advertisement and lying The ferry crossing should be shut down