Campground/ RV Resort in Lake Champlain, VT
8 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this campground/ rv resort rental
Oriented to outdoor living. Enjoy a sandy beach fire pit, dining terrace, lounge area, and cabana. 32ft camper, bunk room has 2 full beds and 2 twin beds, fold out couch & dining table converts into full size beds, and queen size master bedroom. We also offer nearby tent options. Double Kayak, floaties, water toys, and paddle board. Volleyball, badminton, bocce ball, rope toss and croquet. Minutes from shopping and dining and close to Burlington, Plattsburg, and Montreal Airports. Excellent water recreation, local parks, fishing, duck hunting, and relaxation. Lake water is filtered for everything but drinking. DRINKING WATER NEEDS TO BE BROUGHT IN. Our property is the length of the seawall. PLEASE do not go on neighbors land. Thank you for respecting their privacy. No internet at camp, free local internet near by. TV for DVD’s only, many to Choose from.
We love our piece of paradise and enjoy sharing with others.
Cheers,
Jennifer Savana & Pierce.
We love our piece of paradise and enjoy sharing with others.
Cheers,
Jennifer Savana & Pierce.
Amenities at Beautiful family gathering @ PierVana North.
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
TV
Kitchen
Microwave
Patio
Fireplace
Map of Lake Champlain, VT
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2024
It was pretty much as presented and what was expected. Its definitely a camping type experience without having to sleep on the ground.
We used the kayaks provided and we were able to catch perch and small mouth right from the kayaks in the middle of the bay. The marina is just down the street and we rented a boat that allowed us to fish the greater bay and even out into Lake Champlain.
So the location is what its all about. The water supply for the camper does in fact smell. It not being drinkable was ok but it was definitely a bit of a challenge to deal with the smell from the shower and sinks.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2023
Great location that gave us a good hub for exploring a lot of Northern Vermont. We love camper life, so it worked well for us having the best of both worlds. Kids enjoyed fishing, they vaight a decent sized bass and some perch. Close to some great hiking and a day trip to Stowe and Danville.
8.0 / 10.0Excellent·Jul 2023
The pictures of the camper depicted the space very well.
There is no wifi (for some reason I thought there was, probably got confused after looking at so many properties), and the cell signal is very weak, this is good if you’re looking to « unplug », for us, it was problematic, we couldn’t lookup the weather forecast, couldn’t use the Verbo app to communicate with the property owner, she did provide her cell phone, but texts were not going through, and even conversations were constantly cutting out.
The outdoors were not in a very attractive state, cushions left out with the outdoor furniture were soggy and infested with bugs, the locker is in disarray, overflowing with things that are not organised, just piled on top of each other. The BBQ’s back burner didn’t work, so it was a struggle just to get 300F out of it, which made cooking a challenge.
In all fairness, the property owner was great, she got the dock fixed and working after major flooding so we could use our boat, I’m sure she would have worked to fix all the little issues we had as well, but we caught her in a very busy time, and as I mentioned, the communication was challenging (for reference, she responded to a voice mail by leaving me a voice mail, which finally came through a day after I got home…)
Go there to unplug and for the amazing sunsets, otherwise, maybe not…
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2023
Ideal spot for 1 person, couple or a couple with 1 or 2 smaller kids. If you end up being stuck inside due to the weather, its not a very large camper. Like the ad for the property says, the water is not drinkable. You may not want to shower in it either, it really stinks. Worse than the worst geyser at Yellowstone, type of stink.
Thats the bad, the good? Yes, lots of good to the property. Fantastic view of the lake/bay. You can sit and watch the boats go in and out of the harbor at St. Albans. Fantastic sunsets over the lake.
I enjoyed evening campfires by the lake. The area is very dark, so the night sky, star viewing was very good.
Very quiet location. The second to last property on a dead-end road, type of quite! The bed was comfortable, and I slept very well.
Located 10 minutes at most to St Albans and maybe 20 minutes to the next closest town, Milton. 30 minutes to Burlington and maybe an hour over to Mt Mansfield and the Stowe area.
2 state parks very close by & one natural area. All worth time exploring or swimming at.
There was a paddle board, kayak and other stuff for swimming and enjoying the lake. There was board games and DVD movies to watch. (most geared towards kids or something you likely seen already, bring your own) The camper was well stocked with little things that one forgets to bring along.
I thought it would be nice NOT to have a TV/internet for the week. Except I arrived right after Vermont was hit with some serious flooding I needed the news.
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Top rated by guests
9.7Outstanding
(27 Ratings)
"It was pretty much as presented and what was expected. Its definitely a camping type experience without having to sleep on the ground.
We used the kayaks provided and we were able to catch perch an..."
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