The good: Most campsites are spacious. Park common areas are overall clean. Staff I've met seem…read morefriendly and accommodating. Pool is nice, playground is clean. The bad: Kids run rampant with minimal to no supervision- swearing, rough housing, being obnoxious at all hours. Any holiday like 4th of July, adults are worse than the kids. Bathrooms are not as up kept as they could be for the amount of people that use them. I've only seen them cleaned once a day in the early mornings.

We have stayed here for several years. Last year on our first day of a week stay, our dog got sick…read moreand died. They were kind enough to let us go to the site where we were and lay flowers for him on the one year anniversary. It meant the world to us. Thank you so much to kampersville for letting us do that.

I give this place 2 stars because of the price. For this lake in VT, 5 dollars for an adult and 4…read moredollars for all kids under 12 is a lot. They charge for ALL kids too. This is not a family friendly place. Not only that, they have various crappy boats for rent for 9 dollars an hour! When we were there we listened to and smelled the portable outhouses being cleaned for half an hour, then the fuel truck pulled up and was running until we left. And all this for 20 bucks. Its clear why no one was at this beach, while Branbury Beach was packed. We won't make this mistake again.

We have been camping at Waterhouse for the past 7 summers. The campground is the best around…read more Privacy, family friendly and well kept! We have only eaten the pizza at the restaurant, which wasn't that good, but my review is more for the campground! The beach kept my 3 children busy from 10am - 6pm for days on end! Pontoon boat rentals at $65/hour make for a fun afternoon as well.

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.

This is a cool spot to cool down when it's hot. I would Recommend going to this place.read more

Hurricane Irene really took a toll on 20 foot hole. Most of the stream (and much of VT for that…read morematter) was devistated from huge flash flooding and the swimming hole was filled in with mud, silt,and rocks. Some of the locals have been trying to restore the swimming hole by scooping out the mud with buckets. I will update more this summer on this progress.

Charlotte Beach is a playground and beach in Charlotte. It has bathrooms, pickleball and tennis, a…read morecovered bridge, a swim dock, easy parking, and swings. There are no dogs allowed, there are lots of gnats in spring, and you have to pay. It is only open in a little bit in spring and all of summer. I would recommend sunscreen, bug spray, and extra layers. I felt excited there,I give it . -Ayla Grade 3

This place is pure natural gorgeousness. I mean wow. Lovely beach area (no sand, rocks) on Lake…read moreChamplain. There are several floating docks in the water that you can swim out to to lay out or relax. Views for days..... stunning . There's a few picnic tables and benches around the area. Right down the road is a beautiful old covered bridge. If you're in Charlotte, check it out!

Beautiful lake. Saw people swimming there too. It can get crowded and hard to find a parking spot…read more But the view is pretty

Awesome state park on the shores of lake George. Clean, well kept, plenty of parking and life…read moreguards for the swimming areas. Also very convince t to park and walk into town.

Lovely little free public beach. It's clean with a decent amount of soft sand sitting area and a…read morerow of Adirondack chairs. The swimming area never gets really deep but was comfortable to swim and float in. The beach is only open for swimming when the life guard is present.

This is a lovely, well-kept, FREE public beach! The water level is high this year(2015) but usually…read morenice & sandy with terraced lawns for sunbathers and picnickers. A short walk to public restrooms, a playground, public tennis courts, square dances in July & August on Wednesdays at 7 PM, Main St., & Stewart's. Almost Heaven!

Going to offer a bit of a different review here…read more I've only ever been to Mirror Lake Public Beach in the winter. Covered in a thick blanket of snow, the surface of the frozen water indistinct from the shoreline itself. It acts as a wonderful launching point for all the things Mirror Lake has to offer in this season. Easily walkable from Main Street and nearby street parking, the beach area is nestled near to the toboggan shoot. Benches are a welcome convenience, especially when you have ice skates in tow. I brought a backpack to carry my boots in case I wanted to prematurely exit the ice before looping back to the beach itself but most folks left them near to this seating without issue. The frozen waters just off shore host a couple small areas for ice hockey and an entrance point to the lengthy pathway visitors may use to walk the perimeter of the icy surface. Beautiful views of the church as well as the expanse of the lake. A place you can sit, watch, and enjoy the scenery... or join in yourself!

I love Mirror Lake!…read more I've been coming here for years; I love swimming, kayaking and paddle boarding here. It's one of favorite places to go. If you haven't been here you should check it out. There's a beach area but there are also buoys if you're training for an Ironman or looking for lap swimming :) There are nearby restaurants and shops, and public restrooms and changing areas located on the beach too.

Bucklin Beach is one of those things that give New London NH such great quality of life. Nestled in…read moreseveral acres at the Northeast part of Little Lake Sunapee, Bucklin Beach and its sister beach at Pleasant Lake provide for town residents' recreation, amusement and family enjoyment. Bucklin Beach is owned and operated by the town of New London and access is limited to town residents and their guests. An ample parking area allows access to the beautiful sandy beach. Once in the beach there are several pavilions available for common use. The town also owns several kayaks, canoes, row boats and Stand-up Paddle Boards available free of charge. Users have to sign a liability waiver once a year. However, personal-owned craft are not allowed on the beach. For that purpose, there is a docking station at the other side of the lake. The beach is staffed by some of the nicest lifeguards ever, many of them in their third or fourth consecutive season. Every time we have been there, we have found them to be honestly devoted to customer enjoyment. There are no refreshments or food sold at the beach. Another beautiful side of this location is the unbelievable sunsets.