North Beach Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you opt for RV camping in Vermont, you will find breathtaking scenery wherever you go, as well as some wonderful state parks protecting it. One of the most unique locations is certainly Grand Isle State Park, located on South Hero Island, one of the largest islands in Lake Champlain. Spend some time on the shoreline swimming or fishing and replenish your energy. Campers will find a boat launch, and they can also rent a kayak and really get away from it all on the peaceful surface of the lake. Another great way to explore the park is by biking while enjoying the fresh air. If you are looking for something fun to do, visit the sand volleyball court or play some horseshoes.Travelers hoping to witness dramatic vistas and disappear into the untouched wilderness should visit Quechee State Park. Quechee Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in Vermont, is at the heart of the park, representing nature in all its glory. The Ottauquechee River flows through it, hugged by the greenery of pines, creating a sight perfect for nature photographers. The river offers more than views – visitors can go rafting, boating, fishing, and even swimming in its slower parts. If you just want to relax for a while, there are picnic spots throughout the park where you can do exactly that.Green Mountain National Forest is a few hours' drive away from the campground, but you won’t regret spending time on the road when you feel the peace and tranquility waiting for you in its thick woods. Stretching for thousands of acres in the south of Vermont, it is a giant that can be explored on numerous hiking trails, the Appalachian Trail and the Long Trail being some of them. Shimmering ponds are waiting for anglers, and if you want to be more active, try horseback riding and mountain biking through the forest. Winter sports enthusiasts can take part in skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing, and fill their entire day with fun.

Exploring the Area

If you want to make your Burlington camper rental trip complete, visit some of the human-made attractions in the area. The city of Burlington is just a stone’s throw away, sitting on the shore of Lake Champlain. ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain is one of the most popular museums in the city, dedicated to the lake. Visitors can see different species of fish, amphibians, and other wonderful creatures, as well as some top-notch traveling exhibits about science and nature. The museum features interactive and family-friendly activities, so all generations can enjoy.With Montreal only a couple of hours' drive to the north, you shouldn’t miss out on hitting the road in your RV rental and discovering its treasures. If you are interested in plants or just want to spend a peaceful afternoon, enter the Montreal Botanical Garden. With an impressive complex of greenhouses containing plants from all around the world and some outdoor thematic gardens, every visitor is bound to find something they like. Greenhouses are open during the entire year and serve as a venue for an amazing annual butterfly exhibit.One of the largest museums in Canada, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will definitely amaze both art enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. The museum is divided into five pavilions dedicated to different periods, from ancient art to modern masterpieces. Paintings, drawings, and decorative art will give you a chance to travel through time and continents while admiring the creativity of famous artists.Rent a camper near North Beach Campground and find everything you need for an exciting and comfortable trip, from unparalleled nature to amazing cities with rich culture and history.