If you want to go snowshoeing this is the place to go. Since Hazen's Notch is almost in Canada they…read moreget a tremendous amount of snow. We are talking snow fall amounts like you havent seen before unless you are from Buffalo or live by the Northwest Passage. The trail system is well laid out and extensive. Most of the snowshoe trails run along groomed cross country ski trails, so you have the option to walk on the groomed portion or in the woods. There are no amenities around the trail so you have to be self sufficient. There is a small warming hut where you purchase your ticket, but that is it. Also the trails start at the top of a large hill which is only semi maintained. A 4wd/AWD car or snow tires is recommended.

We had a Very pleasant time. The staff was attentive, the tour was quite informative, the boat was…read moreclean, offered beverages ( adult) and a nice guided tour of the local islands and waterways. Would definitely go again, it holds about 50 so get reservations, we had plenty of parking.

Had an excellent time on my cruise. The Captain was extremely friendly and allowed my kids to come…read morecheck out the wheel house and take photos! The service was also great, there is a nice bar below deck. I highly recommend as it is a great way to take in the beautiful Memphremagog views!

This review is for the kid's activities, specifically miniature golf and the rock wall climbing…read morearea. Let's get the bad over with first. The miniature golf course. It's tiny, and smashed into an extremely small area. Consequently, other people's kids were constantly running through whichever hole we happened to be on at the time. It's billed as a black light mini-golf course, which just seemed to mean DARK. Each hole was pretty much the same. Very little creativity seemed to go into the designing of this course. It was a big disappointment. The rock wall climbing area, on the other hand, was fantastic! So many different types of walls and things for the kids (or adults) to climb! It was wonderful - a great way to pass an afternoon and get some exercise. The bathrooms were very clean, and there was plenty of comfortable seating for adults while the kids played.

This is our first visit to Jay Peak as we usually go to Killington. The Google Maps address is…read morecorrect and should take you there. My husband booked a 2 night package with lift tickets. We went yesterday but didn't go today as it was super cold! Negative digits!! We arrived late on Tuesday night, loaded our stuff on a luggage cart, parked the car, then headed to the room. I believe that this is a newer or renovated hotel. We had a Large King room with a view of the slopes/ski lifts. Sink area is separate from the toilet and shower area which is nice if you're sharing a room with someone. There is a small flat panel tv, a dresser, couch, suitcase stand, as well as a mini fridge and microwave. Plenty of storage for short or long stays. Be sure to bring your water, snacks, food, and utensils needed for a small meal, snack, or tea time. They don't really have anything except for some cups. The bed is super comfortable! I have to ask them where they got their pillow from as I've been waking up without any neck pain! Maybe they won't notice if I take it? Just kidding. Free wifi is great, though at times can be slow. Obviously the best part about staying here is the ski in ski out feature. It's also nice to have a pretty view of the lifts. It's quite expensive, though it's the most affordable option on Jay Peak. The staff has been super helpful and nice. For dining options, there is Howie's which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (until 9PM!) The shuttle service is awesome and will bring you around to the other hotels/parts of the resort. The resort has plenty of other dining options and things to do. I'm tempted to try out the Rock Climbing which a few steps from Stateside! It's great that there are so many things to do here if you don't feel like skiing or riding. We were here during the last week of December. During the day, you can hear the base and music coming from the lift and the groomers at night, but it's really not that bad. Also, as is gets closer to the weekend, there were a lot of annoying kids running through the hallways!! Just bring your ear plugs if you're noise sensitive. I'd definitely stay here again!

Nice quiet campground, well maintained, beautiful views of lake. Well priced, close to…read morebike/walking path that goes all the way to downtown or Canadian border! One of our favorites .

Beautiful, clean campsite. $45, on the lake, clean restrooms, wood lit easily, great view of town…read moreacross lake. Charging our Tesla, 2 picnic tables, covered shared pavilion, walking/biking path around lake, friendly dogs, day users cleaned up beach nicely!

Stunning water and mountain views in the middle of nowhere Vermont. Plenty of space for grilling,…read morechilling, or avoiding crowds. Shaded space set back from the beach available (under trees). Relieved that the entry fee was not too steep.

Just like Lake Willoughby...crystal clear water. I guess it's appropriate it's called Crystal Lake…read more $4 to get in (it's a state park). Lovely beach and there are picnic areas with grills, though those were not in use due to COVID. They have a bath house where you can change and use the restroom. Such a nice place to enjoy a swim and relaxing in the sun.

What a wonderful campground. There are activities for all to enjoy! Loved the meticulous fire that…read morewas built. Enjoyed the warmth and conversation as we sat around and listened to a live country music artist I love the down home feeling here and how they have pride for the military. I felt very welcomed staying here and I will definitely come back again.

Update from my previous review, I was able to contact the owner to clarify the purpose of higher…read morefees, her claim was everyone pay minimum of 200 dollars for two days due to the fact that they had to open up their campground a month earlier than the normal camping season to allow the eclipse party going on. We were not at their party, went to different location to view the eclipse. She claims that everyone raises their rate because of this event. I hope she tells me the truth, I will be ok with it. Again, the place was rather nice, just that misunderstand can happen. I was not able to edit my recent review due to site restriction. I am starting to see why they (Campground owners in Nor'Easter) don't open their campgrounds for the season until in the May.

We go every year- love the location, love the vibe- super…read moreclean, excellent breakfast!

The reservation process was made easy. I had to move the dates a couple of times and Orion was very…read moreaccommodating. We stayed in the pine room. It was great. they insalled a new hot tub that was outstanding after skiing all day and the breakfast was out of bounds, delicious really good quality, fruit yogurt, mini quiches juice , coffee everything you would want for breakfast great place highly recommend it.