Beautiful beach. Shallow enough for the entire family w/ lifeguards on the weekends. Has grill,…read morebathrooms, chairs and umbrellas for use. Worth joining the association.

Awesome rail trail that runs from Burlington VT and over Lake Champlain. The trail is mostly paved,…read moreoff road, and has some epic views and pull offs to take in the wonderful scenery. We took the trail from North beach and pedaled 7.5 miles to where the trail breaks and you can take a ferry to the other side of the Chanel. This rail trail was the main attraction to our visit to Burlington, and it did not disappoint!

I love this park. Every time I come it seems to be better! There are multiple picnic tables, a…read morecharcoal grill for a little BBQ and porta potties if you need to go. I took the ledges trail for the first time, it had better marking and a sign describing the trail. It is much more difficult compared to the lake trail, there are uphills and some tall steps. For people with short legs like me, I tripped on one of the steps because it was taller than expected! After the uphill area there is a flat path leading to a distant view of the lake and a bench to sit to take it in. This park is my go-to for a short easy walk in the wood, it is good all year around too! I am not sure what one of the reviewers is talking about when it comes to private property with no trespassing. I think far down one of the trails there is a part of the woods that has no trespassing but there is a lot more to the park before that point. To get to the state park, you need to turn to the right then come back across the main road to the road on the other side, down that road a little bit you should see the sign for the park and the road on the left hand side. Hope this helps someone find this little gem!

it's a beautiful place, however, alot of the signs don't have arrows to point you in the right…read moredirection. trying to get to a beach that says it allows pets. where is it? sign says "beach bypass trail" I don't take that of course, hike .5 miles more to a sign that says "beach access by beach bypass trail"?????? so I go there and it says "no pets allowed". what the heck is going on? 4 mile hike with no trail to water where pets are allowed. don't go if you have a dog.

Came from out of state and stayed in a tent for 5 nights…read more Pros: close to the beach, the tent area is much quieter than the RV area, close to Burlington and I89 Cons: RV owners are very loud until 1-2 AM. $45/night for a tent seems high for a small lot with no access to an electric outlet. One building with 2 toilets and 2 showers for the whole campground. The one trash bin was overflowing with putrid garbage and the smell was awful. Overall it wasn't a horrendous experience, but it could be improved with more observant management.

We stayed here for one night during Labor Day 2014... There were many tent sites left, but the RVs…read morelooked like they barely had room to open their awnings... Bathrooms don't have any vent fans, so stay humid from the showers. The place is right across the street from Lake Champlain, some tent sites are right along the road (which is quiet after 9 pm).

A shark proposed to me..... I said no he almost BIT ME…read more I ALMOST DIED Horrible Beach

Perfect place to lounge, paddle, and catch up with friends. The sandbar keeps the boats a little…read morefurther out so they are never too close to shore/the swimming area. You can paddle-board/kayak a good distance in the bay without the fear of in the way of boats. And amazing views of the Adirondack Mountains, of course!

5/5 - Our Favorite Dog Park!…read more We've been bringing our GSP here 4-5 days a week for nearly a year, and 95% of the time it's a fantastic experience. There's a strong community of regulars, and most dog owners are responsible and attentive. You'll find a rhythm to the park: the 9am crew, the noon "puppy hour," and a lively 5pm group (avoid this time if your dog prefers a mellower vibe). In summer, there's water available and people often bring kiddie pools. The park is donation-based, so consider bringing your own water for your pup (and others!), just in case. As with any public space, you'll occasionally run into an untrained or aggressive dog--usually brought by someone new to dog parks. In the past year, I've only seen two serious incidents. In one case, a dog attacked another and was subsequently banned by the city. In another, a dog aggressively "resource guarded" its favorite best friend dog at the park, and attacked any other dog who wanted to play with his best friend. It was handled by the community. Incidents like these are rare but worth being aware of. Personally, I stay vigilant. I screen every new dog my pup meets and carry a pet corrector spray and small foghorn, just in case. I never assume others are as proactive, so I ask questions and stay alert. It's every owner's responsibility to manage their dog to ensure everyone's safety--that's how public spaces like this thrive. Overall, Starr Farm is hands-down the best dog park around. The positive experiences far outweigh the negative, and we've made great connections. There's even a "Friends of Starr Farm Dog Park" Facebook group, which has grown to include social outings for dog owners. My dog does well here because she's highly trained, socially savvy, and prefers fetch over pack play. If something seems off--like a checked-out owner or a dog with concerning behavior--I create distance or leave. There's also a smaller fenced-in area for shy, small, or young dogs right beside the larger fenced in area FYI. It shares the same parking lot and it's gated entrance is on the left side (when you park). A few asks to keep this space safe: - If your dog resource guards other dogs, please don't bring them here. If they resource guard high value "toys" or other dogs balls, please be aware of this while at the park and manage the situation (like don't bring it's favorite toy) to avoid creating triggers for aggression. - If your dog isn't up-to-date on vaccines or parasite prevention, please stay home. - If your dog is aggressive or attacks other dogs, this is not the place--try a private "Sniff Spot" rental instead. Community spaces only stay safe and welcoming if we protect them. This park is a gem because people genuinely care. Let's keep it that way!

Very nice large fenced dog park with friendly dogs and people…read more Lots of action around noon

Perfecto! Todo estuvo bien y me gusto mucho la vista. Escojan uno que tenga vista frente al mar! No…read morese Arrepentiran.

Nice place, nice people. Get a cabin they are nice and around the price of a hotel. If you are here…read morelook at the stars and let your eyes adjust. Also go to the pizza place at the end of the road it's owned by some nice lady that will tell you the exact time of pickup. Can't remember the name of it but 10/10. Perfect the first week of June when all the snow has melted

Wrong address!!!! 645 Pine Street is the Dept of Parks building!…read moreWater Front Dog Park is about 2 miles further north. It is not really accessible by car (Penny Lane is the closest a car can get). it's about 1/2 mile walk north of Waterfront Park. From the north end of Waterfront Park, walk along the bike path, past Burlington Skate Park, past Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center and you'll see it on the left. The park itself is awesome. Very open fenced-in space with lots of grass. They supply poop bags and there is access to the lake from the north edge of the park. No drinking fountain unfortunately, but a great park nonetheless. If you are looking for lots of dogs, Starr Farm might be a better bet, but if you are looking for something a little more low-key, this is the place. Here is a link to the google map coordinates: http://bit.ly/1sN8Z81

This is a huge grassy dog park that is about the size of a football field! It is usually not…read morecrowded at all, and poop bags are provided. There is no separate small dog park, but the park is next to Lake Champlain. If you trust your dog you can let it splash around in the nearby small uncrowded beaches. For some reason there are never any tennis balls left in this park, so BYO. After your dog gets tired, you can walk up to church street, and grab a cold beverage and a bite to eat. Awesome Park!

Second time we've stayed here & we'll definitely return. Nice people who work here, nice lots and…read moregood showers. There is a walking path across the street which our dogs really need after traveling, but the path is also good for biking as well. We stay here as a cheaper alternative to staying in Burlington. It's just a 10-15 min drive away. No complaints.

We had a good weekend. The facility is well taken care of. We had an incident with one child…read moreriding around bullying our children. The campground manager was very receptive and kind. He took care of the problem promptly, and came back afterwards to follow up. We will be staying there again next time we are in the area.

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I searched around for a 2 way headset for our new RV, as the old walkie talkie was cumbersome. I…read moreknew the model I wanted (Sena) but Sea Dog had a 2 pair system with a carrying case that nobody else offered. Additionally the price was better than the competitors, who did not include the custom carrying case.The website said they were out of stock but would have them in a couple of days. I called the company to confirm, and Steve the owner promptly called me back and said he could ship in 3 days. I placed the order, it was shipped as promised and arrived 3 days later. This is all during the holiday season before Christmas when it can take weeks. It's a great headset and great service from SeaDog.