RV rental Burton Island State Park, VT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Since the park is only accessible by ferry, RV camping at Burton Island State Park is not possible. However, you can park your RV on the shore and enjoy the many tent campsites there. There are also three cabins available for rent on the island. Campsites at Burton Island State Park have access to free WiFi, and drinking water is available near the marina. There are free lawn games, which is a great way to stay entertained during your camping trip. The Burton Island Bistro and Store is on-site, so you can purchase firewood, snacks, and beverages, and you can also enjoy a sit-down meal. If you'd prefer to camp in your RV rental and just enjoy the state park during the day, there are RV campgrounds nearby onshore. The Champlain Valley Campground is the closest, located between St. Albans and Swanton on the shores of Maquam Bay. The campground has sites with water, electric, and sewer hookups, as well as a boat launch and a playground.

When you book an RV rental near Burton Island State Park, the nearest town is St. Albans. Before heading out to the island, you'll want to stop at one of the grocery stores in downtown St. Albans to make sure you have everything you need. There is also a gas station if you need to fuel up while exploring the area. The downtown area is full of charming historic buildings, and there are several fine restaurants and even a brewery if you're looking to go out and enjoy a nice meal. There's a large park where the town hosts many fun events in the warmer months, such as the Vermont Maple Festival. In the fall, the area is a popular destination for leaf-peeping. One of the easiest day trips while motorhome camping in the area is Burlington. It's only 45 minutes' drive away and has plenty to explore. Burlington is home to beautiful waterfront parks and beaches where you can really take in stunning views of the lake. The ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain is a popular science and nature museum that both kids and adults will enjoy. The Shelburne Museum is another must-see in the area. It's a short drive south of town but features a huge collection of art and historical artifacts from different periods. History lovers will also enjoy the Ethan Allen Homestead Museum, which takes you inside the area's development. At night, adults might appreciate a tour of one of the area's many excellent breweries.