Description

With its picturesque location on the shores of Lake Champlain, D.A.R. State Park provides an ideal setting for anyone seeking a relaxing day visit or an overnight respite. A quiet park, it is popular for its large, open campground, grassy picnic areas and stone pavilion. It is also a favorite spot for birdwatchers.

Geography:

Located in the contemporary rural agricultural community of Addison, the area is one of the earliest and most intensely settled parts of Vermont, with evidence of human habitation dating back over 7,500 years. Native Americans regularly used the greater Chimney Point area for camping, hunting and fishing (and later, village settlements) for as long as 7,000 years until Euro-American settlers arrived.

Recreation:

Excellent camping, picnicking, fishing. Horseshoes and volleyball are also available.

Facilities:

47 tent/RV sites, 24 lean-to's, restrooms with flush toilets, hot and cold running water and coin-operated showers, wood and stone picnic pavilion that can seat up to 60 people and has electricity, picnic tables and group grills. Drinking water is available throughout the park. There is a RV sanitary station but there are no hookups. No camping in or around pavilions. Camping on designated campsites only.

Nearby Attractions:

The John Strong Mansion and Museum at D.A.R., Chimney Point State Historic Site, The Henry Shledon Museum of Vermont History, Fort Ticonderoga National Historic Landmark

Booking Rules

Season Schedule

Fees and Cancellation