St. Albans, VT

This lakeside retreat offers expansive green lawns and scenic views of Lake Champlain. Bring a picnic to enjoy while watching boats drift across Vermont's largest lake.

This car-free island retreat in Lake Champlain offers peaceful camping and hiking along scenic shorelines. Arrive by ferry to experience the tranquil atmosphere and trails leading to picturesque lake views.

Housed in the historic Church Street Academy, this museum showcases northwestern Vermont's cultural heritage through nine exhibit halls. Explore the Railroad Room's artifacts or discover the northernmost Civil War action.

This peaceful lakeside retreat offers sandy beaches and scenic pathways along the shores of Lake Champlain. Spend a summer afternoon swimming in the clear waters or enjoying a picnic with stunning mountain views.

This historic green space has anchored downtown St. Albans since 1792, featuring Civil War memorials and a restored fountain. Enjoy summer concerts beneath mature trees or picnic during the Vermont Maple Festival.

Set on Lake Champlain's shores, Kill Kare State Park offers pristine swimming beaches and views from the historic 1870s Rocky Point House. Explore by kayak or enjoy a picnic overlooking three sides of shimmering water.

You can take time to visit Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail during your travels to St. Albans. Amble around this family-friendly area's lakeside, or seek out the hiking trails.

After visiting Peter & Frances Mallett Municipal Recreational Area, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in St. Albans. Stroll along the lakeside in this family-friendly area, or seek out the hiking trails.