We got the Passport America rate of $18.90. Very clean, open park. Nice roads. L-o-n-g level pull-thrus. Good satellite and cell service. Convenient hookups. Nice park for walking around. Short walk to beautiful views. Well equipped general store We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 4 nights here. There was construction going on at the entrance and throughout some parts of the RV Park which greatly detracted from the parks appearance. There are quite a few of park model trailers here but most appeared to be very neat and tidy. There were plenty of transient trailer sites available as well. There is no cable TV service and only a few local channels came in. There appears to be a very organized and busy calendar of activities. You have to pay online for Wireless Internet service through a vendor company which was rather cumbersome. The restrooms near our site were very clean and airy. The showers are on the opposite side of the restroom building and are actually in separate little rooms so you can lock yourself in. Men and women use the same shower rooms. All were extremely clean in appearance. You can reach the marina and lake front only by crossing over the very busy highway in front of the office. The island is beautiful and has gently rolling hills full of dairy farms. There is only one main highway on the island so it stays very busy. There are few nearby restaurants so come prepared to cook for yourself. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Apple Tree is a clean campground that feels like it is changing over to an all-adult park with mostly seasonal sites available. Transient campers often feel like outcasts amongst the regulars. Most of the children are visitors to their grandparents summer home. The location is very nice and is very convenient to beautiful Lake Champlain. I would recommend this campground to campers looking for a semi-permanent summer home. I would not recommend this campground to campers with children. We will not revisit as our children did not feel welcome. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

They had us and others setting up on grass and with all the rain it became a mud zone. I had to use 4 wheel drive (low) to pull out my pop-up trailer. Lots of seasonal campers. The staff was friendly. Bathrooms were clean and showers were being renovated while we were there so it should be nicer now. The pool water was clean. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice park on Lake Champlain that has many seasonal sites but quite a few for transients as well. Staff was very pleasant and helpful. We had site B3, nothing terribly special but we were glad for a fairly level gravel site after days and days of rain. It was a full hook-up pull-through site with some trees around. Bathhouses a bit old but clean and we like the private shower rooms. They have a good set-up for propane fills and let you wash your RV at your site if there isn't a water shortage in the area. They also have a golf course. A couple of minor drawbacks, there is some road noise from US 2 and the garbage dumpsters are only available for 2 hrs a day, three or four days a week. We visited and loved the Shelburne Museum. Passport America park, we'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has a beautiful setting on Lake Champlain and is only 1 mile to the Sandbar State Park which has a sandy beach. The park has lots of space, most sites seem to be quite shady and the staff was very friendly. There aren't many facilities (pool was nice, gameroom run down) but that's not why we were there. Many seasonal campers here and we only stayed 2 nights but were treated very well. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice and clean campgroud. The really nice thing about this campground is that it is only a mile from Sandbar State Park. This is a beautiful day use beach on Lake Champlain. The pool was nice for a swim before retiring for the night. This campground caters mostly to seasonal campers but also took very good care of us. I will return next year. Do not let the kids swim in the pool and then play in the playground. They use some sort of gritty sand and it gets all over them but the playground is well equiped. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.