10 Acres Campground

Addison, Vermont

15 RV Sites, 5 Tent Sites

Lake Champlain is one of the Northeast's great freshwater inland seas — 120 miles long, studded with islands, lined with the Green Mountains of Vermont on one shore and the Adirondacks of New York on the other. The fishing is legendary. The scenery is the kind that makes people pull over on the road and just stare. And 10 Acres Campground in Addison, Vermont is sitting directly on 650 feet of that legendary lakeshore, one mile south of the historic Chimney Point bridge crossing, waiting to become your home base for everything the Champlain Valley has to offer. Grassy sites here run the full spectrum from 50/30-amp hookups to screened lean-to sites that offer a bit of weather protection for tent campers who want character with their camping. The campground is genuinely lakefront — not a half-mile walk to the water, but right there on the shore, where morning mist rises off the lake and the fishing action begins at first light. Hot showers, a coin-operated laundry room, and high-speed Wi-Fi keep the practical side of the stay comfortable, while a dedicated swimming pool gives families an additional water option alongside the lake. Fishing is the campground's primary identity and its greatest strength. Lake Champlain supports some of the best warmwater and coldwater fishing in the Northeast, with walleye, bass, pike, and lake trout all present in fishable numbers. The campground offers direct lake access, and boat launches nearby make getting out on the water straightforward. A dedicated fishing pond on the property provides a close-range option for younger anglers. Throughout the season, the campground hosts fishing derbies, chicken barbecues, pig roasts, and themed camping weekends that give the property a community-gathering energy that goes well beyond simple overnight parking. The Chimney Point State Historic Site, just a mile north on the bridge road, preserves the archaeology and history of one of Lake Champlain's most significant colonial crossings. The Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes is within easy driving range, housing an extraordinary collection of underwater archaeology and maritime heritage. Middlebury, Vermont — fifteen miles east — offers a beautiful college town with excellent restaurants, bookshops, and the Robert Frost Stone House Museum. The Burlington waterfront is a longer but rewarding day trip north. 10 Acres operates seasonally, opening in the warmer months when Lake Champlain campground conditions are at their best. Early summer is ideal for bass fishing, while the fall walleye run draws dedicated anglers who time their trips accordingly. Weekend reservations fill early throughout the season, particularly around planned events and the long summer holiday weekends. If fishing on a legendary lake is on your bucket list, Addison, Vermont in midsummer makes a compelling case. Reserve your site and bring your rod — Lake Champlain is right there waiting, and it's one of the finest freshwater fishing destinations in the entire Northeast.

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Location

10 Acres Campground, 9 10 Acre Dr, Addison, VT 05491, USA

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Rules

Check-In Procedure - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Speed Limit - The speed limit inside the campground is 5 MPH. - The campground is a one-way road and children are playing. - This speed limit is strictly enforced by both staff and your fellow campers. Prohibited - "Flushable" wet-wipes and non-RV compatible toilet paper are strictly forbidden. - Campground septic systems have a considerable load, and obstructions can cause a backup into your camper, into other campers, or render whole sections of the campground inoperable. - RV toilet paper is indicated as such, or Scott 1-ply toilet paper is a typical acceptable use. Parking - There will be times when parking is crowded. - When asked, please move cars or boats to temporary parking areas. - Park in a manner that leaves room for your neighbors to get in and out of their sites. - Do not park on empty sites. Visitor - Visitors must stop at office to sign visitor log. - Camper must be on property for guests to be allowed into campground. - Sign in sheet will be hanging next to the door if the office is closed. Fees may apply. - Guests must be off property by 11PM or pay an overnight guest fee. - Campers are responsible for the actions of their guests. - Visitor's pets are by permission only. Cleanliness - No cleaning of fish on 10 acres property except in designated areas. - No fish in dumpster, no garbage in fish bags. - Fish remains should be bagged and placed in the appropriate pail. - Place garbage and recycling in appropriate dumpsters near campground exit. - No furniture, propane bottles or hazardous waste. - Large items must be disposed off campground property. - All cardboard should be flattened. Quiet hours - 11:00 pm to 8:00 am. - This applies to vehicles with loud exhaust, motorcycles, etc. - Be respectful of your neighbors. Drugs - Use of illegal drugs or excessive consumption of alcohol are prohibited. Pet Policy - Pets must be leashed. - Clean up after all pet messes. - All animals must be current on shots and vaccinations, and proof shall be provided upon request. - Dogs must not be left alone to bark. - Nuisance animals may be required to be removed from the park. - If a camper fails to clean up after their pet anywhere on campground property, a cleaning fee will be required. Vehicle - No more than 2 vehicles parked at any site. - A boat counts as a parked vehicle. - No more than 1 parking spot is guaranteed at any site. - Park in a way that facilitates other campers reaching their campsite as well. Children - Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult when near the pond or lake. - No swimming at the pond. Pool Policy - Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult at the pool. - Swim diapers required for babies and incontinent individuals. - No glass in the pool area. No food or drink in the pool itself. - Long hair should be tied back for safety purposes. - No pets in the pool or pool area. - Pool area hours are 9 AM to Dusk. - No smoking inside the pool area.

Cancellation Policy

Campground Cancellation Policy - Single night reservations must be paid in full in advance and will not be refunded. - Cancellations due to weather are not refundable. - Cancellation, changes and reducing length of stay subject to $25 fee. - Cancellations with less than 7 days notice forfeit the deposit (50% of reservation). - Cancellations between 7 and 14 days notice subject to $50 fee. Refund Policy - No refunds for a stay in progress. - Refunds for other special circumstances are at the sole discretion of campground management. - All Spot2Nite reservations require payment in full at the time of booking. - Please contact Spot2Nite to cancel a reservation via email to [email protected] or call (877)778-2683, Option 1. - Spot2Nite convenience fees and credit card processing fees are non-refundable.