Vermont State Parks


		This Lake Champlain shoreline park was donated to the State of Vermont by the Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). DAR State Park has sweeping views of the Adirondack Mountains. This park is included as a stopover in the Lake Champlain Paddler's Trail, and end-to-end water trail linking access sites and camping opportunities for paddlers along the shorelines of New York, Vermont and Quebec.

Other News:

	Off-season Park Use Learn about opportunities for off-season use of the parks.
	Fall Mid-Week Meals & Lodging Special at Seyon Lodge State Park. Stay Wednesdays or Thursdays for $65/per person per night. Breakfast and Dinner Included.
	2009 Park of the Year Each year four parks, representing each geographical region in Vermont, are presented with the Park of the Year Award. More>>
	New! Seyon Lodge Thursday Night Dinners Features Local Food and Weekly Specials Open to the Public Seatings at 6, 7 & 8 PM; BYOB Reservations are requested 24 hours in advance Check out this week's menu
	Vermont Public Television features new Ken Burns' new series, The National Parks: America's Best Idea, and works with Vermont organizations to raise awareness and stewardship of Vermont's public lands. More>>
	Firewood Alert Don't bring firewood into the parks - keep invasive insects and diseases out of Vermont forests! If you bring wood from outside a 50 mile radius, you will be asked to exchange it for an equal quantity of Vermont wood. Read more here.
	Photography Interns Take a look at some of the amazing shots this year's photography interns have taken.
	New this Summer! Go to your local library and "Check Out" the Parks! Each public library will get a one day pass that can be checked out for free admission to a state park. More>>

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