My first "Charlotte" that isn't my own Charlotte, North Carolina. Welcome to Charlotte, Vermont!…read moreIt's pronounced "Shar-LOT." The town is the home of one of the Lake Champlain ferries and operates year round to Essex, New York. The library is smaller - the town only recorded 3912 residents in 2020 - so there wasn't much room. But they had a table, a power outlet (a bit of a stretch) and a free wifi. I hung out here for a bit and then headed on to check out the ferry. There are public restrooms here and it is located next to the Charlotte town hall. [Review 18493 overall - 92 in Vermont - 2015 of 2022.]

The Davis Center is the hub for student life. It has absolutely everything. Stop by Cat Pause on…read morethe 1st floor for a quick "pause" from your academic routine to grab a snack or a bite to eat. The couches and lounge chairs make it a perfect environment to relax and stay warm/cool. The bathrooms are nice and they have gender neutral bathrooms here which are a huge plus in my books. The large windows let in so much light and the whole place is easy to get to with several accesses to stairs and elevators.

cool building but sometimes the toilets in the first floor men's bathroom flush underneath me…read moreautomatically before i'm done

Absolute joke on CSWD's part to only accept certain items…read moreat their Williston locations vs satellite locations. It's clear they can't handle the volume.

Great place to take trash recycling old appliances batteries clothes and shoes to donate and more.read more

Burlington, Vermont is one of my top 3 happy places! I have lived in New York and California, I've…read moreseen some really beautiful places in those states, but this spot has my heart forever. The beautiful mountains and the lake just make me smile! This college town has a fairly liberal vibe and most residents love Vermont's Senator Bernie Sanders, who used to be the mayor of this city. Church Street is always a must do, this is Burlington's pedestrian friendly shopping and dining district. It's a bit like Santa Monica's Third St Promenade in Los Angeles. This area is quite lively most of the time, but if you wander a block or two away, you will find some better priced restaurants. For a small city in a mostly rural state, I'd consider this a foodie town. One of my more recent discoveries up here is the delicious hard cider! I highly recommend visiting Citizen's Cider, so tasty! If you love the outdoors, this is the place to be! This region features skiing, hiking, water sports and a host of other outdoor activities. They have some great biking trails here as well! In my opinion, one of the top notch east coast ski resorts (Stowe) is located within 1 hour of here. Heck, even if it's not ski season, it's nice to head over there for a gondola ride, hard cider breweries, cheese tastings, hikes and more. I love to end my day down by the lake watching the sunset! Grab a drink at Splash at the Boathouse or just chill near the rocks and watch the sun go down behind the mountains. I currently live in the Fort Lauderdale/Miami area, a location packed with too many angry people, so now it's even more of a treat to come to serene Burlington! This place is amazing, so many friendly faces and a nice laid back vibe.

I am from Boston, Massachusetts but I will say that I love the charming city of Burlington because…read morethey are both in New England, but also because Burlington is a smaller, more quaint and friendlier version of Boston. Every time I talk to someone from Burlington, they are always friendly and willing to help in any way that they can. You wouldn't think so with the weather they get here in the winter, but it doesn't seem like the bitter cold makes anyone here bitter or mean. University of Vermont makes up a lot of this city and I am glad it does, it encourages people living in the area to go to a great school despite the surburban feel of Vermont. Burlington, don't lose your charm.

This is a nice little park a bit off the beaten path in Burlington, but still easy enough to walk…read moreto from Church Street. I usually go down near Splash at the Boathouse for the sunset, but this is a beautiful place to catch it from here as well. It's amazing to watch the sun go down behind the mountains and lovely lake. You have to try to see at least one sunset when you are visiting BTV. This park is cute and located not too far from a police station. We also saw some food trucks on the night we visited. There is also a small playground here, plus plenty of field space for kids to run around in. Parking is nearby, but only for 2 hours, but that should be enough time to do what you want here.

This park is absolutely filthy. I went to Burlington on a 100° day and battery park didn't do me…read moreany better. There were homeless encampments scattered all over the place, I counted like 6 or 7 tents. Not to mention all the trash, and I even saw a needle. You are better than this Burlington. Get it together

The Keene library is small but mighty! The friendly and knowledgeable staff always helps me out in…read moremultiple ways, from recommending engaging books for my kids and myself, to helping with printing and photocopying needs, to keeping me up to date on local happenings. I love visiting this well-rounded library in a historic building.

During the summer I spent in Keene Valley, this library was my connection the outside world. I…read moreused their computers and checked out MANY books. It totally saved me from a summer of boredom. I had enough time that summer to watch the entire series of Sex and the City, and enough time to read about 10 books. As far as I can remember, it was almost always pretty empty and had a decent selection for being pretty small.

Easy little hike to the tower and the payoff is nice and peaceful. Great for kids and dogs.read more

Cool little park with an easy walk/hike up to the historic Ethan Allen Tower. It's pretty easy to…read moreget up to the top of the tower and has a great view once you're there!

It was a bit of a wait, but we were at the desk in less than an hour. The actual visit was less…read morethan 5 minutes. We just needed new SS cards.:: too bad they don't choose people by the time their visit might take.

I dreaded this trip, and avoided it as long as I could. I went years without seeing or needing my…read moreSocial Security card. I had gotten away with passport and driver's license for years! Finally the day of reckoning came and I had to apply for a replacement. I filled out the form online beforehand, (THIS IS KEY FOR ANY BUREAUCRATIC ENCOUNTER) came in the morning, interfaced with the touchscreen terminal to get my number, and waited. The waiting room was about half full, but mine was the next number to come up. I guess the others weren't getting replacement cards. I went to the window, presented my papers, answered a few simple questions, thanked the lady, and headed out. Fifteen minutes all told. But seriously, thank a bureaucrat today. They have feelings and they don't get treated particularly well. If they improve the external signage, I'll come back and give the place five stars. Very hard to find, the instructions on Social Security website were good but not intuitive. The building is a real warren.