Boat Launch
Information, boat launch, hand-launch, bike, restrooms, and view.
Waterfront Park is situated along the shores of beautiful Lake Champlain. The park is a popular recreational destination for tourists and locals alike. A 900' boardwalk with swinging b ...
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Button Bay, a 253-acre park, is located on a bluff in Ferrisburgh along the 130-mile long Lake Champlain. Historically, the area has been visited by such notables as Samuel De Champlain (1609), Ethan Allen (1776), Ben Franklin (1776), and Benedict Arnold ...
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Access to Lake Champlain from Chipman's Point. Also nearby is camping, marina, boat rentals, boat launches and more.
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Boat Launch, hand-launch, fish, restrooms
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Six and one half acres of land, this waterside park offers a beautiful system of walking paths, picnic areas, bank-fishing and boat launch.
From the intersection of Routes 7 and 22A , turn right onto Route 22A (Main Street) and go 1.6 miles, through ce ...
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Lower Otter Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) includes 738 acres of wetland and floodplain forest near the mouth of Otter Creek in Ferrisburgh. Boat access is via the Creek or Lake Champlain. There is a State boat access on Fort Cassin Road. Otter Cree ...
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Kingsland Bay State Park sits on the shores of Lake Champlain. Much of the 64-acre park is a State Natural Area.
The historic Hawley House c.1790, was built with stones from the ruins of Fort Ticonderoga. The house served as an inn for travelers, with ...
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Boat Launch, hand-launch, fish, restrooms
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Concrete plank ramp access. No restrooms, seasonal portolets.
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City owned marina in Burlington Harbor, with 980 slips, 20 moorings and launchings for trailerables. 500' lakefront, piucnic tables. Open May 15-October 15. Canoe, kayak & powerboat rentals, restrooms, view
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Boat launch, hand launch, fish, hunt, restrooms
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Located just off Rt. 22A, Settlers Park is a waterside park where boaters may park and load their boats into the water. From this point, you can paddle your way along the Otter Creek for beautiful views and foliage along the banks.
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