This is a no-hookup park. The sites along Spectacle Pond were close, accessed by a steep one lane road. Sites were shaded, and some had direct access to the pond for kayaks and canoes. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a no hook-up state park in NE Vermont. We had site #57 which was large enough for our 30 ft class A but with a downhill entrance and not level at the bottom of the site. Some sites were more level, many had uphill approaches. There is private land to one side but the next campsite is quite close. We pulled straight in to get a very nice view of Spectacle Pond. There is a small, rough path beaten through the bushes to give you a tiny bit of water access from the site. The mosquitos were ferocious. The roads into the camping loops were dirt, quite narrow and rutted in spots. Trees branches encroached onto the road especially after two days of constant rain but the branches that hit the RV were pretty pliable. The park also has lean-to's and cabins. Bathhouses are not heated but you can get a 5 minute shower for a quarter (advertised as hot). The little town of Island Pond is small but nice and has a decent grocery. We also drove the moose loop (105/114/102) early one morning; we only saw one small moose but is was a beautiful drive. It's hard to be completely objective about a campground when the weather is completely lousy but this campground is not particularly well suited for even small class A motorhomes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice state park. We only spent the night but the employees were very nice and helpful. There is a small lake with a campers beach with fishing. There is also a dump station. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A decent campground. Large, clean lake with sites that are very tight if you choose a site right on the lake. If you like it quiet and want some room and privacy, request a site up on the hill away from the lake. Small game room and playgrounds for the kids. Do not bring your bikes as the owner does not allow bike riding on the grounds. I would not recommend bringing your dog if you have one as the owner doesn't allow you to walk them on his property. Although I noticed that other campers were so I did too. If you need a trash bag, you can buy one for $3.75 otherwise you can use your own trash bag and carry it out with you and dispose of it yourself. There are no dumpsters anywhere. My wife and I and my K-9 partner had a negative experience at Lakeside Camping and will not return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is a little run down, but right on a lake. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Gorgeous location, on small lake in NE Vermont. Very quiet, although a train does go by occasionally. Quite a few sites along water, most are open with young trees. The shaded part of the CG has many sites overlooking the water. Some of the access roads need to be improved, deep ruts and large loose stones. Staff was very friendly. Swimming is in the lake, there is a also a small game room and a decent size playground. A few activities such as bingo and bands. Good fishing and canoeing, you can rent a dock there. Also have sunset cruises. Bathhouses are old and need to be upgraded...they were clean but unfortunately the dreaded pay showers! Seasonals kept in very nice condition. Definitely would return if we're ever in VT again. We camped here in a Tent.