Great little country store with the flavor of REAL Vermont (not the pottery barn variety you so…read moreoften see in the tourist spots). Local crafts, snacks, and really nice people running the place. Many new improvements now that there is a new owner in charge, and they are even talking about putting in a deli. My local store of choice!

We needed a tent site for a overnight and the State park was full. This campsite was a positive…read moreexperience. Its covered with grass and there is a small lake with ducks. Free warm showers and a washing machine. there's a full service conveniences store with a cool local vibe. We stayed at the state site later in the week which turned into a mud site when it rained for 2 straight days. I'd prefer this site since it has grass and the tent stays "cleaner" since the grass takes a bit longer before it turns into mud. I would visit again.

Very nice quiet camping just off lake Champlain. We camped on site 86. The day before we left our…read morecar broke down and we had to have it towed into Vergennes(about 25 minutes away). We called the campground and Mike offered to come pick us up. He would not let me pay him for his time and fuel. Customer service at its best.

Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. Our site was green grass…read moreand wasn't level. All the sites located in the very front of the park were on grass by a pond, which meant no dust and not having to wash the coach or car after our stay. This park is located across the road from the lake which made for a beautiful view from our site. We were in the site closest to the front and the road, but traffic was minimal and we found it peaceful enough to sit outside and enjoy the sound of the pond frogs and the view. Too many large trees here for satellite reception. Almost the whole park (in the back) consists of long term residents but their sites were all clean and well kept. We enjoyed our stay but would have prefered staying in a level site.

Nice clean RV park. It's all gravel, but sites are flat. Lots of cabins. Lots of tent sites. It's…read morein the woods. Quiet. Nice staff. We would come back.

This is an amazing campground! The North Pole Resort is a…read moretop tiered campground that knows exactly how a campground should be operated, from customer service to site arrangement and up keep! We had the privilege of staying in the 100 Acres section of the campground for a few nights in July and loved everything about our stay. The campground consists of two sections; the Resort section and the 100 Acre woods section (just 50 yards down the road). The resort section is located near the office and is a nice, more open, but spacious RV camping area. The 100-acre section is a wooded campground beautifully arranged and maintained. We stayed in the 100 Acres area and were very impressed with the layout of the sites, which were staggered/angled to put the most space between each site. We felt very secluded even though there were other sites around us. Our site was level, spotlessly clean and manicured, and had good water pressure and hookups. The combination restrooms/bathrooms were clean and conveyed a sense of regular maintenance being provided to them. Customer service is top notch and the staff prides themselves on welcoming guests as family. We overheard a current employee talking to a new employee stating that even if the campsite wasn't used prior to a new guest arriving, they always do a thorough check of the site to ensure everything is perfect! This impressed us and aligned with the overall sense of pride shown at NP campground. The camp store is probably one of the best stocked stores we have visited. Additionally, they had growler fills from 3 craft beers of tap right in the camp store!! We loved our stay at North Pole Resorts, which raised the bar pretty high for other campgrounds to live up to!

I wish I could give more than 5 stars!! This place is AWESOME. We stayed for a weekend so that we…read morecould attend Ciderstock in Middlebury, VT and could not have chosen a better place. I went with a total of 5 adults. We got a super spacious site in the back of the campground. The sites are spaced pretty far apart so you get a lot of privacy and don't hear any noise from anyone else. We only stayed for a weekend but they have seasonal campsites as well Not only do they have goats (babies and adults!) but they have a pool, bathrooms/showers, horseshoes, and a playground for the kids. They sell firewood and ice (at super reasonable prices!) and are there to help with pretty much anything you need. One other thing to note is that everything here is so clean and cared for! The owners are constantly cleaning and beautifying the whole place so I can only imagine that it will be even better next time we come back. The bathrooms were always clean and stocked with TP/soap, showers were nice, and the pool was spotless. They also have a 14" wading pool for kids/adults who don't want to go all the way in. I can't recommend this place enough! We will absolutely be back :)

The good: the nice grass field with soccer net/pool/horseshoes. The stars at night were amazing…read more Very little light pollution in the area - very good seeing. The mediocre: the bathrooms were fine, the shower was warm, but having to push a button every 60 seconds to keep the water coming was odd. One of the people the next campsite over said it reminded him of prison. Haha. The not great: Maybe our particular campsite area hadn't been used in a long while, but it had not been tended-to for quite some time. There was a large ants nest in the fire ring, and I had to rake the area before being able to (feel like I was) safely make/making a fire. I was glad it had rained in previous days because the green pine firewood they were selling popped and showered sparks all over the pine needles. Wi-fi coverage only worked by front of campground (though some 3G phone signal was intermittently available). The couple that checked us in, while seeming a little quirky, did give us three adjoining sites to set up on. Details: tent camping w/ elec & water ~$30 per night.

Loves -Family owned and operated…read more -Great place for our first visit as a family (2 adults and 2 kids under 7) -liked the options and proximity of dining on-site - saw some of the pilots land have a meal and take off -they have a kid's camp and it fills up fast. We are excited to check it out next time. We met the director of the camp.... he couldn't be a nicer guy! - pool , beach and boats were our vibe along with a daily stop for a cremie!! - paddle boats and non motor stuff was easy to grab if you wanted . Chairs were plentiful even on a busy week in Aug. - The buffet breakfast- its amazing and the kids went wild with all their magnificent sugary options. I loved the daily omelet station -rooms were spacious and lots of ice all around to grab - few places to do smores on campus - this was really nice Could be better - they dont tell you where you will be in advance and so your experience can be significantly different based on what side you reside. - walking distance is a lot , but each place has its proximity draw -when I checked out , they said nothing ... no thanks for being here . No did you enjoy your visit. Im normally chatty but I refrained and they just handed me my bill. Mums the word.

I can't say enough about this resort. I suffer from all sorts of stress related illnesses. Basin…read moreHarbor is my sanctuary vacation spot. I swim with my dog in the Basin. The restaurant is great. The snack bar is great. The cottages are dog friendly. I love the atmosphere. Come here not to save money. Come here to save your health and your life.

Beautiful place to stay in a lovely setting with a ton of things to do and see in any direction!…read moreMt. Philo is just down the road, with breathtaking views at the top; close to Burlington and nightlife. You can even take a short, beautiful ferry ride across to New York State! The suite was spacious and comfortable, with more amenities than we expected, including the biggest draw for us, which was being a pet-friendly Inn! The host, Duker, was friendly and welcoming, extremely helpful with his tips & advice for what to do! His enthusiasm was so addictive in fact, that we ended up extending our stay another night in order to sightsee per his suggestions! Definitely utilize him to see things you'd never know to see otherwise. Highly recommended! I would happily stay here again the next time we visit Vermont!

Highly recommended B&B in Charlotte, VT near Mt. Philo! Our two-night stay kicked off biking tip…read morethe the Lake Champlain region, and it couldn't have started off to a better note. The Inn at Charlotte is has the perfect location for taking advantage of some really great biking both inland and along Lake Champlain. If you're daring, you can even try to tackle the steep Mt. Philo path. Duker was amazingly helpful in orienting us to the best roads and trails for biking in and around Charlotte, and plan some fun day-trips (including the Essex ferry). Breakfast is not to be missed, and I wanted to thank Duker for whipping some wonderful vegetarian meals. The inn is really relaxing to hang out at during the day - plenty of hammocks, chairs and shaded areas to relax. They're also chickens roaming premises, which were pretty entertaining on their own. Hope that we get a chance to stay again!

I didn't ride this ferry today - I can't go to New York with the van because reasons - but I…read morestopped to check it out and be a tourist. The Charlotte-Essex ferry used to be the main route between New York and Vermont before the Crown Point Bridge was built in 1929 (and since replaced by the Lake Champlain Bridge in 2011). There is parking nearby if you're not planning to bring your vehicle along. The gentleman at the gate didn't mind me being a tourist and checking it out. There is a waiting area and they load/unload the vehicles quickly. No messing about! This ferry runs year round but check ahead in the winter if there is heavy icing on the lake. [Review 18494 overall - 93 in Vermont - 2016 of 2022.]

Quick and efficient way to get to NY from VT. Well organized even when there is No one in the…read morebooth. Only wish their hours ran later in the winter (the last ferry is at 5PM)

Electricity would not work but Dan, one of the owners, said that somebody must have tried to hook a…read more50 amp into the 30 amp. box. He went about a half block to check breaker said that it was not flipped but it was wobbling pretty loose in there. My husband is a licensed electrician and of course had his own my testing equipment. It showed 25 amp coming out of it. So he said move to spot 50. Well before we moved our vehicle we went down there and checked it and he took off before we could. And guess what the exact same problem. We did not even hook into the second one. So he proceeded to tell us that it was our equipment that had gone bad. Even though we never plugged into spot 50! I had planned on one night thank God! He did refund our $52. we had to drive down the road and try to find someplace else at 7:00 in the evening. Another thank God, the Walmart about 10 or 15 miles down the road would allow overnight. So we are now on our way to our next location which is about a 7 hour drive. We are just hoping that they did not damage our equipment. It has been extremely stressful if you go there you better watch out!

This is without a doubt the worst camp gound I have ever stayed in...from the extremely small sites…read moreto the passive aggressive management. If I could give this less than 1 star I would. Dan one of the owners needs to take some anger management classes and learn how to treat people. Did not feel safe staying here avoid at all cost.