Burton Island State Park

Burton Island is an ideal spot to escape your daily responsibilities and get back to nature.

Burton Island State Park is located in northwestern Vermont and encompasses over 250 acres. Remnants of fence lines, stone piles, and a barn foundation tell of the area's agricultural history. Burton Island State Park is only accessible by personal watercraft or ferry, which runs several times a day. The ferry can only carry people and bikes and is a 10-minute ride (one-way). This place features Lake Champlain, which is ideal for water activities such as paddleboarding and kayaking. Other outdoor recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, disc golfing, and observing wildlife are common pastimes for visitors. If you're lucky, you may be able to spot an otter or beaver on the water.

A nearby bistro serves breakfast (from 9 am to 11 am) and lunch (from 12 pm to 2 pm) if you get hungry during the day. If you want to extend your stay, consider booking a campsite or cabin here. The day-use areas of the park are open from 10 am to sunset. Have a blast with friends and family at this secluded state park in Vermont.