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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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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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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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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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