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The name for this park comes from the sandbar that separates South Hero Island and Milton on the Vermont mainland. Sand Bar State Park is located on the mainland, on the eastern edge of the sandbar, and comprises 1000 acres.
Address: 1215 US Route 2 Milton VT USA 05468
 1 802 893-2825
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Mt. Philo State Park
Mt. Philo State Park is located atop the mountain, and overlooks the Adirondack Mountains and the Lake Champlain Valley. The park was created in 1924, and is Vermont's oldest state park. Camping and picnic areas are available here, as are hiking trails, swimming areas, and other recreational facilities.
Address: 5425 Mt Philo Rd Charlotte VT USA 05445
1 802 425-2390
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Button Bay State Park
Button Bay State Park is located along Lake Champlain, on a bluff in Ferrisburg. The 253 acre area originally was operated as a farm, but was opened as a state park in 1964. The park features a large open picnic shelter intended for group gatherings. Button Point Natural Area is also located here, and it is a small mature hardwood forest that offers a number of hiking trails.
Address: 5 Button Bay State Park Rd. Vergennes VT USA 05491
1 802 475-2377
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Alburg Dunes State Park
Alburg Dunes State Park is a 625 acre park that features one of the longest beaches on Lake Champlain. A bicycle and pedestrian path runs between the sand dunes and the wetlands. The park is intended for day use, and sanitation facilities and picnic areas are on the premises.
Address: 151 Coon Point Road Alburg VT USA 05440
1 802 796-4170
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Woods Island State Park is located just off the coast from St. Albans Bay and a short distance from Burton Island. This 125-acre island park is known for it's rich plant diversity. There is no ferry service to the island; visitors must make their own arrangements.
Address: Box 123 St Albans Bay VT USA 05481
1 802 524-6353
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D.A.R. State Park
D.A.R. State Park is 95 acres of land that was donated to the state of Vermont in 1955 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The park is used predominantly for camping, with 70 sites available. A picnic area is on the bluff overlooking the lake, and boating, fishing, swimming, and sailing opportunities are provided here.
Address: 6750 VT Rte - 17 W Addison VT USA 05491
1 802 759-2354
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Knight Point State Park
Knight Point State Park is located on North Hero Island. It is a 54-acre day use park, and features meandering hiking trail loops, a swimming beach, boat rentals, and a variety of picnic areas.
Address: 44 Knight Point Rd North Hero VT USA 05474
1 802 372-8389
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Kill Kare State Park
Kill Kare State Park is named for the Kill Kare summer camp for boys, which operated from this site in the early to mid 1900s. Many of the summer camp facilities are still here, but have been revamped to fit present uses. In the center of the park is a three story building that now features modern restroom facilities and two public lobby areas with reproductions of historic photographs. A group picnic area, swimming area, and boat launch are also located here.
Address: Box 123 St. Albans Bay VT USA 05481
1 802 524-6021
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Vermont Wildflower Farm
Vermont Wildflower Farm is open seven days a week from May to October. Visitors can stroll through six acres of flowers and choose from 100 varieties of seeds to purchase.
Address: 223 Avenue D, #30 Williston VT USA 05495
1 802 951-5812
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Burton Island State Park
Burton Island State Park is located off the southwestern tip of St. Alban's Point. It is a 253 acre island that features a 100 slip marina and boot moorings, as well as lean-to and tent camp sites. In addition to the three miles of shoreline, the island also offers a nature center and museum, rowboat and canoe rentals, and hiking trails.
Address: Box 123 St. Albans Bay VT USA 05481
1 802 524-6353
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Much of the 264 acres that make up the Kingsland Bay State Park remains a natural area. Swimming and picnicking are two activities that can be enjoyed here, and there are several buildings for large group gatherings.
Address: 787 Kingsland Bay State Park Road Ferrisburgh VT USA 05456
1 802 877-3445
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The Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area in Addison is a conservation area for much of the flora and fauna of western Vermont. Most of the area is open for bird hunting in the fall; hunting license fees and tax on ammunition fund part of the budget of the Dead Creek Wildlife Area.
Address: . Addison VT USA 05491
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Besides fresh fruit and vegetables and home-baked pies, visitors can shop in person or online for Vermont products including maple syrup, pure maple candy, Cabot cheese, mustards, coffee and cocoa .
Address: 1168 Old Stage Road Williston VT USA 05495
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This 339-acre park is relatively undisturbed, and boasts a variety of plants and animals for visitors to observe and examine. There are 99 camp sites and 18 lean-tos that are available for rent.
Address: 3803 Lakeview Drive North Hero VT USA 05474
1 802 372-8727
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Knight Island State Park
Knight Island State Park is part of a group of three neighbouring islands on the inland sea area of Lake Champlain. There are some campsites on the island, and remote area camping is also available. Camping is provided by permit only.
Address: Box 123 St Albans Bay VT USA 05481
1 802 524-6353
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Grand Isle State Park
Grand Isle State Park is set on the largest island on Lake Champlain. It features the second largest campground in the state park system, and boasts 4, 150 feet of shoreline. In addition to camping, this is also a popular destination for swimming, shore fishing, and boating. The park also offers horsehoes, sand-court volleyball, a nature walk, and a fitness trail.
Address: 36 East Shore South Grand Isle VT USA 05458
1 802 372-4300
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