North Hero State Park
No admission feeA 399-acre day-use park on the shore of Lake Champlain, known for swimming, fishing, and floodplain forest.

Vermont state park on a large lake with a major campground, swimming beaches, boating, fishing, and a peat bog natural area.
460 Marsh Farm Rd. Enosburg Falls, VT 05450 · Enosburg Falls, VT
Set on the south and east shores of Lake Carmi in northwest Vermont, this state park offers camping with tent and RV sites, lean-tos, and two lakeside cabins for rent. Visitors can swim at sandy beaches, launch boats, rent kayaks, fish for perch, walleye, and pike, hike easy trails, and picnic on grassy areas. A park interpreter leads activities such as night hikes and campfire programs. Much of a black spruce and tamarack bog, a designated State Natural Area, lies within the park. Wikipedia describes it as a day-use park, while the official park site describes camping as well.
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