They did not give accurate listing of the size of the site. there was not enough room for three…read morepeople and a car. One of the Rangers was a bit rude. We also did not have hot water on our last day. Besides that, it was a great trip.

get a waterfront site here and you'll feel like you're staying on the ocean. I'm on site 8 and I…read morehave lovely views of Vermont.

We love it here! We bought our first travel trailer this year and ended up visiting this RV Resort…read moreso many times we decided to park for the rest of the season and all of next. We had the best summer at the pool. We met so many new friends, enjoyed weekly events, spontaneous bubble parties for kids... the memories we made are priceless. We so grateful as the season comes to an end and already looking forward to next year. It was fabulous to slow time down and enjoy a good old fashioned summer. We never purchased access to the WiFi because we felt it important to be device free as much as possible. The whole team has been kind, fun, and inviting. Whether you're looking for a one day to a full summer stay, this is a park I recommend.

Much better than when the previous owners ran it. Thick under current of high school drama amongst…read morethe long term campers.

Everything went well! There was plenty of activities and the pool was great! It was heated and…read morecrystal clear. The lots themselves were well maintained and comfortable size. I loved the amount of trees to help keep things cooler and beautiful scenery. The manager, Dave, went out of his way to make sure we had everything we needed and the camp store was well stocked with essentials and treats. Would definitely recommend to anyone interested in small town camping!

Had a great time, but the manager was very rude and disrespectful and unknoledgeable when asking…read moresome info! Did not like the visitor drive in, They had to to your site!also the speed limit was walking!we won't go back!

I've been camping in the area for almost 10 years now and this was my first time hearing about this…read moreplace- not sure how long they've been around. A group of six of us went out this weekend and had an incredible time. The friendly and professional owner (and his adorable pup) were very detailed in mapping out which canals to take and where to go when others had dried up, he'd even given us a laminated map to take with us. We showed up around noon or so and with filling out the waivers and paying, he had us on the water in less than 15 minutes! The scenery of the Ausable River, the bridges, and the exposed fallen trees were an outstanding preview to the breathtaking Lake Champlain and mountain views. The map led us to the sandy beaches near the local campground, plenty of space on the coast to feel like you have your own beach! Would definitely recommend doing the 4 hour trip as it gives you ample time to enjoy the beaches without needing to rush back. Highly recommend and can't wait to return.

If you're looking for an inexpensive place to spend the night, this could very well be it. I was…read morehere on the off season so I seemed to be the only camper; only a few seaonals were otherwise in the park. Just don't expect any fancy amenities. The pool has been filled in with dirt and the playground is ancient. There is some sort of shuffleboard court, a laundry room, and a game room that I didn't see. The bathroom is clean with hot showers, though you have to pull on a string to keep the water running. Very inconvenient though it keeps folks from wasting water. Overall no complaints. I'm glad I found the place, frugal camper that I am.

Trails: I'm leaving that to my 3 Yelp Colleagues' previous reviews. I'm here for a Waterway Trail…read moreReview on the Missisquoi River from Louis' Landing along Route 78 and tracking out North to delta where Lake Champlain and Missisquoi Bay merge. Traveled one hot and sticky day, out and back, in kayak with Mama Bear and myself Papa Bear. No dog on this journey, just it's Human pets. The total loop for the day was about 8 miles. At our hallway mark, the River Delta, we were approximately 1 Nautical Mile from the Canadian border, which still wasn't open. Rumor had it, the Mounties had a crack scuba team patrolling out there, called the Canadian Bubblies. I wasn't about to test our fait, so we turned back. The water trail itself was quite beautiful with wildlife along the shores, in the trees, in the woods, and definitely swimming below (NOT THE BUBBLIES). Along the way, we observed bald eagle, muskrats, variety of turtles, many other bird and bug types in flight sporting their own unique colorations. One pair of eagle sat peacefully together on a tree limb as we quietly drifted by. Other power watercraft passed by - cheating themselves of the experience, but this one can't help being a wee bit envious, too. A couple of days later, in Kayaks and equipped with fishing poles, we took Louis' Landing on an Easterly and North-by-Northeasterly route. This also led to the Missisquoi Bay, however, we turned back after tracking out to a 3rd mile, round out to 6 mile loop. Along the way, Mama Bear certainly proved her fishing skills and reeled in that nights dinner. Yes, this sad sport paid the wager by cleaning and cooking HER Beautiful Trophy Trout! She did throw me some scraps.

We came here for a short walk on a beautiful spring day…read more The leaves were just starting to bud but that didn't stop the bugs. While it wasn't too horrible, I can tell in the summer or maybe in just a week or two the mosquitos will be hatching and it might not be a fun time in the woods! There is a lot of swampy land and sitting water. Otherwise its a great walking path, very flat and good for kids. My mom used to bring me and my brother here when we were little. There is a composting toilet if nature calls before or after the hike. There is also lots of educational information at the beginning of the hike and along the path. Also: There is a sign for no hunting on the refuge. This is a nice and easy walk for anyone to do!

We had a great experience--owner was very nice; atmosphere was quiet (granted, we visited while it…read morewas still a bit cold). Info to note: -It's closed from some time in the fall until about April. Not sure whether they have set dates or go by the weather. -there are only two stalls in the women's bathhouse, so I assume the same is true for the men, and the bathhouse has no heat or A/C. -the showers are coin operated: 25¢/5 minutes. One can pre-pay for multiple 5-minute increments at a time. -Shower water temp was easily adjustable, got nice and hot, and stayed that way for 20 minutes! -There are outlets in the bathhouse, e.g. for a hairdryer.

We arrived here late in the evening by bicycle after taking a wrong turn which required an extra 5…read moremiles of riding, half of it uphill. The campground was completely quiet and directions to our site had been left for us on the bulletin board at the camp office. We easily found our site, used the very clean restrooms, and fell asleep to the hooting of an owl. Next morning, we had a quick conversation with the campground manager who was raking up apples - the area seems to have been an apple orchard in the past. Very friendly. Campground was still fairly quiet, although we talked to a few other campers, and the restrooms were still clean. We didn't stay long, as we had to get on our way again, but our trip will take us back there for the last night, and will be glad to stay there again.

Perfecto! Todo estuvo bien y me gusto mucho la vista. Escojan uno que tenga vista frente al mar! No…read morese Arrepentiran.

Nice place, nice people. Get a cabin they are nice and around the price of a hotel. If you are here…read morelook at the stars and let your eyes adjust. Also go to the pizza place at the end of the road it's owned by some nice lady that will tell you the exact time of pickup. Can't remember the name of it but 10/10. Perfect the first week of June when all the snow has melted