Tree Corners Family Campground

The Great Outdoors

Irasburg campers will be treated to some of the country's most peaceful lakes and forests. Crystal Lake State Park is perfect for a day out, as it contains the serene Crystal Lake, a three-mile-long body of water surrounded by dense woodlands. This calm lake is ideal for swimming, and there's a mile-long swimming beach complete with concessions and a granite bathhouse. The lake is also excellent for boating and fishing, and anglers can expect to catch trout, panfish, and smallmouth bass in these waters. If you're looking to stop for a bite to eat, there are 80 picnic tables at the park, half of which have grills so you can enjoy a lakeside barbeque.Another popular lakeside park worth visiting is Lake Carmi State Park. The park is well-known as it contains the 1,300-acre Lake Carmi, one of the biggest lakes in Vermont. As a result, there's plenty of options for water recreation, and a large swimming beach is open to the public. Boating and fishing are popular too, and common catches include walleye, pike, and perch. If you're looking to explore the surrounding area, several easy walking trails lead through the park's boglands and through picturesque wooded areas.If you're looking to get truly lost in the wilderness, consider stopping by Brighton State Park. This park features ponds, gentle streams, and forests, with tree-covered mountains providing a magical backdrop. If you're looking to explore, gentle nature trails lead through the woods and around Spectacle Pond. Spectacle Pond and Island Pond both have swimming areas, and boating is also popular; however, no boat ramp is provided. Anglers will love fishing in these ponds due to the array of different species, such as pickerel, largemouth bass, and brown trout.

Exploring the City

While enjoying your campervan rental near Irasburg, you should branch out and visit some of Vermont's beautiful cities. Burlington is one of the biggest cities in the state and has a host of local attractions to enjoy. The ECHO Leahy Center is one of the city's most popular attractions and features over 100 exhibits relating to Lake Champlain and the surrounding area. There are over 70 different species of fish, reptiles, and amphibians on display, including longnose gar, lake sturgeon, and garter snakes. There are also interactive exhibits concerning native people, invasive species, and the area's history. This museum is a great way to teach your kids to take care of their local environment.Burlington also contains some intriguing historical sights. The Ethan Allen Homestead is an excellent place to learn about one of Vermont's most popular folk heroes. Ethan Allen is credited as the state's founder, and this small homestead is filled with Allen's philosophical writings and artifacts. Volunteers also perform traditional tasks from the 18th and 19th centuries, making this a great way to learn about how pioneers survived in Vermont's harsh conditions.You may also want to plan a trip to Vermont's capital, Montpellier, during your visit with a motorhome rental near Irasburg. This picturesque city has some unique attractions, including the Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium. This beautiful museum is over 100 years old and consists of many exhibits relating to natural science. With terrariums full of wildflowers and animals, this museum is a joy to explore. You can also stop by Vermont's only public planetarium and enjoy a dazzling show detailing nearby stars and planets.