Button Bay State Park - Vermont

Address:5 Button Bay State Park Rd.
Vergennes, Vermont

Named for the button-like concretions formed by clay deposits around the lake's shore, Button Bay State Park is an adorable, 253-acre Vermont getaway. The park, which was a farm before attaining State Park status, offers recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, and sailing. Visitors can also explore the Button Point Natural Area and visit the Nature Center. Along with a play area and swimming pool, Button Bay boasts 72 tent sites and 13 lean-tos for those who want to spend a night or two here; the grassy camping area is also great for picnicking. And if all of this is not enough, check out the nearby attractions, including the Maritime Museum, Crown Point, and the Morgan Horse Farm in Middlebury.

Picnicking, swimming, and toilet facilities are available. There are several buildings available for large group gatherings including family reunions, weddings, and company picnics. There are scenic trails along the shoreline of Lake Champlain. Boating, fishing, and sailing are also popular.