Champlain Resort
Champlain Resort

Champlain Resort is a small family run campground offering a peaceful and secluded camping experience on the shores of Lake Champlain. Located in the Champlain Islands of Vermont, conveniently 35 minutes north of Burlington and less than an hour and a half drive south from downtown Montreal. Enjoy stunning sunsets, swimming, kayaking, fishing, and spacious campsites with shade and privacy. Perfect for guests seeking serenity away from busy city life.

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    Campground Information

    Open May 15th to October 5th

    RV sites with full hook-up (water, electric, & sewer) are $85 per night

    Tent sites are $50 per night

    Shaded, open, and waterfront sites are available

    All sites are equipped with a fire ring and picnic table

    Pets are welcome. Limit of two dogs

    Contact us by email or phone to book

    champlainresort@gmail.com

    (802) 355 6806















    Amenities

    In the large and central pavilion building we provide: under cover picnic tables, flush toilets, showers, and a laundry room

    Guest and Visitor Policy

    Guests should register at the office and pay $8 per person and an additional $8 if they stay overnight

    Important Information

    Maximum camper length of 30'

    3 night booking minimum. 

    4 night minimum in July and August

    Seasonal rates are also available

    Check-in 2PM check-out is 11AM

    Please email us for more information about site locations, and we can direct you to a site that best meets your needs

    We only take bookings via direct contact to the email provided below

    The mailing address of the campground is:

    10 Champlain Landing

    Grand Isle, Vermont

    05458


    Deposits are not refundable or transferable to a different date or other party.

    Contact Us

    Reserve by sending us an email at champlainresort@gmail.com

    Please include if applicable:

    • Dates of stay
    • If you have pets
    • Size of party
    • Type and length of camper
    • Please do not reserve if you are unsure of your dates


    Enjoying the Champlain Islands and Beyond

    Grand Isle is known as “The beauty spot of Vermont.” 

    Surrounded 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 escape and relax, or enjoy the numerous recreational activities, historical attractions, and restaurants in the area.


    For detailed information about the Islands, see www.champlainislands.com.

    From Grand Isle, a half-hour drive south takes you to Burlington, Vermont, and an hour and a half drive north takes you to Montréal, Québec.

    To learn more about the lake and what is being done to preserve and protect it, visit the website for the Lake Champlain Basin Program at www.lcbp.org. The headquarters for the Basin Program are located in the historic Gordon House in Grand Isle.


    Bicycling
    The softly undulating landscape of entire Lake Champlain region is ideal for cycling. For detailed information about tours and loops through Vermont, New York, and Canada, see  Localmotion, Island Line Bike Ferry, and the Island Line Trail Link website.

    Getting to Grand Isle

    From Vermont and New England
    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. Follow the signs in the campground to the front office.


    From New York
    Take I-87 to Exit 39, and follow the signs for the Cumberland Head Ferry to Vermont. Board the ferry, and exit on the Vermont side. Coming out of the Ferry Landing, turn left onto Route 314. Stay on Route 314 for 0.4 mile, then turn left onto Champlain Landing. Follow the signs in the campground to the front office.


    From Canada
    Coming on the New York side, take Route 15 and cross Lake Champlain at Rouses Point. Follow Route 2 East through the Champlain Islands. In Grand Isle, turn right onto Route 314 and follow for 2.5 miles, then turn right onto Champlain Landing. Follow the signs in the campground to the front office.

    If you are coming from the New York side, you can also follow Route 15 South, which becomes I-87 at the border, and take the ferry at Cumberland Head. For directions, see above.

    Coming on the Vermont side from Canada, take 133 South. At the border, it becomes I-89 South. Before Burlington, take Exit 17 and turn 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. Follow the signs in the campground to the front office.

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