Description: Named for the button-shaped
rocks that you can find all along its shores, Button Bay
State Park is a 253-acre grassy and wooded bluff located
directly on Lake Champlain. From their Website: "The
camping area is generally an open, grassy area overlooking
Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains to the west.
There are 73 sites including 13 lean-tos. Flush toilets,
hot showers ($), and a dump station are provided. The
park has a play area and a swimming pool with lifeguards.
There are a picnic area and a large open picnic shelter
pavilion for large group gatherings. Boating (rentals
available), fishing, and sailing are popular on Lake Champlain.
You can explore Button Point Natural Area, a small mature
hardwood forest, hike the trail, and visit the Nature
Center."
Open/Close Dates: Mid May - October
15
Cost: $16 - $25
Directions: From Vergennes: Go
1/2 mi S on Hwy 22A, then 6-1/2 mi NW on local roads.
