If you looking for a way to see Burlington from a different angle, this is it! Our friends loaded…read moreup a spectacular wine and app basket and we had a very relaxing and informative spin around the lakefront. They provide all the dishware and glassware you'll need too. The boat was very comfortable and perfect for our purposes.

Captain Mathias was wonderful! This was the highlight of our trip to Vermont. The boat tour was…read morecomfortable, beautiful, and interesting.

Huntington , the guide , was fabulous. So sweet and knowledgeable!!! Burlington is small, but…read morebeautiful. Enjoyed this tour and especially Huntington.

I had such a blast! my friend from california was visiting and never touched Vermont before. How…read moreperfect! It's such a great view. Hannington was very accommodating. Alexandrea gave me a transcript and allowed me to sit in front nearby so I could follow with captions. they're very inclusive and interesting. It was fun and informative. Good price too! I highly recommend this to everyone. I will be taking it again.

Stayed here from Saturday August 26th to Wednesday August 30th 2023 with my family. We checked in…read moreat around 4:31pm, after a bit of a long drive. We got there, and was very disappointed that they did not have cable hookup. My family likes to watch the news for the weather, plus i wanted to watch the last episode of Claim to fame which premiered monday. Anyways also we arrived and they put us near the lake, and we are a long trailer, and was concerned on where to park our car. So they moved us in a spot that worked. We also got a little refund as well. in the front, there is a general store, and they also sell sandwiches and coffee. On August 29th, i brought a lake champlain shirt there, and the people inside were very nice. Overall it is a small campground, and it does look like some kind of trailer park. However, it seemed pretty quiet and everyone seemed friendly that we seen. They also have a pool but did not go in the pool as it was kind of cool. Also there is not much things to do in vermont, including close by. Although we did stop by the blue paddle bistro. Don't think we'll visit vermont again, but this was a nice quiet campground.

Aug 26-Sept 3 Nicest camp ground we've stayed at so far. ALL…read moreemployees we have met have been super nice. I've even had a couple see me walking an offer me a ride on golf carts. The sites are spacious. Our dogs are right at home. There is a restaurant, store, farmers market, laundry ($1.25 washer/dryer), computer room, lots of books to read, pool, hot tub, rec room, etc. The list just goes on. Everything you could want and more. Also the beautiful huge lake. I've been sick this week or we would have been out on our kayaks! Highly recommend for groups, family get together. Kinda pricey but I would stay here again. *Will add more photos later

Short but vertical, 968 feet drive up Vermonts first State park since 1924…read more Enjoy breathtaking views of the Lake Champlain Valley (vermont) and New Yorks Adirondack Mountains. The park is a hiker and picnicking favorite and also includes a small campground. Note: there is a $5pp admission but it provides numerous additional State Park entrance nearby throughout the same day!

State Park with a $5.00 per person entry fee but well worth it. You can hike up or drive. We chose…read moreto drive up the narrow road. Once you park there is a little walk to breath taking views of the surrounding mountains and lake Champlain. They have many picnic tables to have lunch or a snack and nice chairs to enjoy the view. Definitely recommend a visit to Mt Philo State park

Burlington hike/bike trail....great outdoor trails along lake and 2 minute walk from Hilton hotel…read more....get up early and it is as peaceful as ever!

Excellent location. Spotlessly clean (bleached sheets) cute cabins. Great service and very…read moreinformative. Amazing location on a quiet island overlooking the lake but only a short and beautiful drive away from Burlington, upstate NY, and a lot of the amazing spots of Vermont. The property has a lot of space, a lot of separation between cabins, fireflies, areas to sit and watch the lake, fire pits, bird watching, boating, fishing, pool table, table tennis, and a lot of other games. Cold have easily spent the whole summer here. Book it before they run out of rooms!

We had a little family reunion in two of the cabins at The Anchorage last week: 8 of us ages 2-78…read more We all had a marvelous time. The cabins are rustic but very clean. They have all the basics (mini fridge, coffee maker, charcoal grill and fire pit; one of them even had AC!) and there is coffee on site in the main lodge every morning. Breakfast is provided at an extra charge, though we didn't take advantage of that. The grounds are gorgeous, with comfy adirondack chairs at key points for birdwatching, stargazing, staring at the lake with morning coffee or evening wine. The beach was a little smelly (algae, perhaps, or mussels?) though there is nothing, of course, that the owners can do about that. They do have boats for rent, a canoe up through a pontoon boat. The other guests were VERY quiet (I hope they didn't mind our kid noise--no one said anything and everyone was very friendly). Our car had a little trouble and almost immediately a staff member noticed, offered us a jack so we could check things out--they are super attentive and kind. There's also a game room with some exercise equipment, chairs and floaties down at the beach, and more. All in all, a steal at the price, and a very pleasant, relaxing experience. We'll be back!

Came from out of state and stayed in a tent for 5 nights…read more Pros: close to the beach, the tent area is much quieter than the RV area, close to Burlington and I89 Cons: RV owners are very loud until 1-2 AM. $45/night for a tent seems high for a small lot with no access to an electric outlet. One building with 2 toilets and 2 showers for the whole campground. The one trash bin was overflowing with putrid garbage and the smell was awful. Overall it wasn't a horrendous experience, but it could be improved with more observant management.

We stayed here for one night during Labor Day 2014... There were many tent sites left, but the RVs…read morelooked like they barely had room to open their awnings... Bathrooms don't have any vent fans, so stay humid from the showers. The place is right across the street from Lake Champlain, some tent sites are right along the road (which is quiet after 9 pm).

Burlington International Airport (BTV)…read more I recently arrived at Burlington Airport on United Airlines, and what a pleasant experience! This airport is beautiful--small, easy to navigate, and very efficient. The United Airlines employees were friendly, welcoming, and extremely helpful, which made my arrival even better. Sometimes the smaller airports offer the best travel experiences--less stress, easy to get around, and great customer service. Definitely a great impression of Burlington!

Came to see an old college sis' who's gone on to become quite a regional notable, which made the…read moretrip feel charming from the start. The airport experience was refreshingly smooth. Easy to navigate. Not overcrowded. What really stood out was how fast it was from the airport to town. Within minutes, I was fully immersed in this quaint community. A simple, pleasant travel experience that set the tone for a great visit.