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North Hero State Park

Located in North Hero

<< Region III
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Contact Info

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North Hero State Park
3803 Lakeview Drive
North Hero, Vermont 05474

Park Phone: 802-372-8727
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Season: Memorial Day Weekend - Labor Day Weekend

Compass

Directions:
From Alburgh: Go 6 mi SW on U.S. 2, then 3 mi NE on Town Road

N44 54.492 W73 14.107     Directions/Map

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Please note: Operations at this park have changed. Park will be open for day use only.  Restroom in beach area will remain operational.  Camping is not permitted. 

 

Facilities:

Welcome to North Hero State Park. Land for this 399-acre park was purchased in 1963. Nearly one-third of the land area lies below 100 feet in elevation. Lake Champlain fluctuates from about 95 to 101 feet above
sea level, subjecting much of the park to seasonal inundation. The forest type in the floodplain area is uncommon in Vermont, found only around Lake Champlain. North Hero lakeside floodplain forest is noted for
its size, relatively undisturbed condition, and the valuable wildlife habitat it provides.

Habitat improvement at North Hero has paid off. White-tailed deer are common. A variety of migratory waterfowl - mallards, blacks,
wood ducks and more - nest in the wooded wetlands. Ruffed grouse and American woodcock find favorable conditions. Even fish - chain pickerel and northern pike - spawn and feed in the flooded areas. Map turtles, as well as other turtle species, nest along the beach. A section of the beach is roped off during nesting season so as to not disturb the turtles.

Area Attractions: The sand beach at Knight Point State Park (10 miles) is free to registered campers. The Hyde Log Cabin in Grand Isle is the oldest in the United States. St. Anne's Shrine in Isle LaMotte is the site of a 1665 French settlement. The Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge in Swanton has a visitor center and interpretive trails. Lake Champlain ferries are often ridden just for the ride. The Grand Isle State Fish Culture Station, near the LCT ferry dock in Grand Isle, is a state-of-the-art hatchery with the visitor center open daily.

Operated by the Youth Corps


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