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PROUTY BEACH CAMPGROUND

In this city park you will have a panoramic view out your windshield of Lake Memphremagog, a 33 mile long international lake.  Pull in to your 30 amp water and electric only grassy site which has good elbow room.  Your hookups may be on the curbside of your rig.  Spaces #47, 48 & 49 approach 75 feet, #50 – 65 feet, #51 – 60 feet and #52 just shy of 50 feet.  The only back-in we can suggest is #14 – 50 feet with 30 amp full hookups and not directly on the lake.  FF: All sites listed except #52.  No credit cards.  Fair dump and you will need to back into it.  Open 4/28 – 10/19. DIRECTIONS: On I-91, Exit #27 and head west on Hwy 191 two miles and you will come to a dead end at the light. Take a right and the road will split at the next light. Continue straight ahead (do not go right onto Hwy 5/105) and go a little over 1/3 mile to Bluff Street. Take a left and go ¼ mile to Freeman Street. Take a left and the park will be down on your right a few hundred yards. Website https://www.newportrecreation.org/proutybeach.html Phone 802-334-7951 Email ProutyBeach@NewportRecreation.org

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APPLE ISLAND RESORT

Situated on beautiful Lake Champlain and close to the Tools Museum.  Marina, Golf Club, Heated Pool and Hot Tub with a General Store that has all your vacation needs. Scores of activites to enjoy!  We suggest the Quarry Preserve area, which is comprised of 60 big rig sites that are on average 150 feet deep and 70 feet wide. FF: you can be accomodated here. DIRECTIONS: DIRECTIONS From Southern New England: Take I-89 to Exit 17. Follow Rt. 2 West across the Sandbar Beach Causeway 6.4 miles to Apple Island Resort on left. From New York State: Take I-87 to Exit 39, follow signs for the “Ferry to Vermont.” Once off the ferry, turn right onto Rt. 314 and follow to Route 2 and head East. Stay on Route two East for approximately 4 miles and Turn right at Apple Island Resort. Website https://appleislandresort.com Phone 802 372-3800 Email getinfo@appleislandresort.com

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All Vermont

PROUTY BEACH CAMPGROUND

In this city park you will have a panoramic view out your windshield of Lake Memphremagog, a 33 mile long international lake.  Pull in to your 30 amp water and electric only grassy site which has good elbow room.  Your hookups may be on the curbside of your rig.  Spaces #47, 48 & 49 approach 75 feet, #50 – 65 feet, #51 – 60 feet and #52 just shy of 50 feet.  The only back-in we can suggest is #14 – 50 feet with 30 amp full hookups and not directly on the lake.  FF: All sites listed except #52.  No credit cards.  Fair dump and you will need to back into it.  Open 4/28 – 10/19. DIRECTIONS: On I-91, Exit #27 and head west on Hwy 191 two miles and you will come to a dead end at the light. Take a right and the road will split at the next light. Continue straight ahead (do not go right onto Hwy 5/105) and go a little over 1/3 mile to Bluff Street. Take a left and go ¼ mile to Freeman Street. Take a left and the park will be down on your right a few hundred yards. Website https://www.newportrecreation.org/proutybeach.html Phone 802-334-7951 Email ProutyBeach@NewportRecreation.org

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APPLE ISLAND RESORT

Situated on beautiful Lake Champlain and close to the Tools Museum.  Marina, Golf Club, Heated Pool and Hot Tub with a General Store that has all your vacation needs. Scores of activites to enjoy!  We suggest the Quarry Preserve area, which is comprised of 60 big rig sites that are on average 150 feet deep and 70 feet wide. FF: you can be accomodated here. DIRECTIONS: DIRECTIONS From Southern New England: Take I-89 to Exit 17. Follow Rt. 2 West across the Sandbar Beach Causeway 6.4 miles to Apple Island Resort on left. From New York State: Take I-87 to Exit 39, follow signs for the “Ferry to Vermont.” Once off the ferry, turn right onto Rt. 314 and follow to Route 2 and head East. Stay on Route two East for approximately 4 miles and Turn right at Apple Island Resort. Website https://appleislandresort.com Phone 802 372-3800 Email getinfo@appleislandresort.com

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