You have discovered one of the most cherished sites along the shores of Lake Champlain! Our 1600 feet of lakeshore ensures outstanding sunset views, as well as access for swimming, kayaking and scuba diving. Our twenty-six acres of cedars, and orchards provide spacious campsites with ample shade and privacy, for those who enjoy peace, quiet, and natural beauty.
Our spacious private sites can accommodate trailers up to 34 feet in length. Full hook-up RV Sites (water, elec, sewer)Our twenty-six acres of cedars, and orchards provide spacious campsites with ample shade and privacy. Shaded, open, and waterfront tent sites are available, along with one lakefront site featuring a lean-to with a small deck.
Our spacious private sites can accommodate trailers up to 34 feet in length. Full hook-up RV Sites (water, elec, sewer)Our twenty-six acres of cedars, and orchards provide spacious campsites with ample shade and privacy. Shaded, open, and waterfront tent sites are available, along with one lakefront site featuring a lean-to with a small deck.
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Enjoying the Champlain Islands & Beyond
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Tucked in by water on all sides, Grand Isle is part of the Lake Champlain Islands, which consist of South Hero, North Hero, and Isle La Motte. Here, you can get away and relax, or enjoy the numerous recreational activities, historical attractions, and restaurants in the area. From Grand Isle, a half-hour drive south takes you to Burlington, Vermont, and an hour-and-a-half drive north takes you to Montreal, Quebec.
Getting to Grand Isle
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Take I-89 North past Burlington to Exit 17. Bear right onto Route 2 West. Follow Route 2 into the Champlain Islands. Turn left onto Route 314 and follow until you reach the blinking yellow light at the Grand Isle Ferry Landing. Stay on Route 314 for another 0.4 mile, then turn left onto Champlain Landing.
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