Alburgh lures RV travelers with Lake Champlain's northern shores and easy hops to Canada. Camp at Alburg RV Resort & Trailer Sales or Goose Point Campground to launch boat trips or beach days. Pull in for bass fishing and sunset swims right from your site.
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Alburgh juts into Lake Champlain on a skinny peninsula called the Alburgh Tongue. Locals farm soybeans and sweet corn along Route 78, while birders spot herons at the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge just south. Kayakers paddle to the Alburgh Reef Lighthouse, a stubby beacon from 1875 that guides sailors past shallow reefs.
Alburg RV Resort & Trailer Sales draws big rigs and families to its 200 sites along the lakeshore; snag a spot with full hookups and hit the water. Goose Point Campground fits tenters and smaller trailers on wooded acres near the point, perfect for quiet anglers casting into the bay.
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Alburgh is known for Lake Champlain's northern shoreline and birdwatching at Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge. The town stretches along the Alburgh Tongue peninsula, where kayakers reach the historic Alburgh Reef Lighthouse. Farmers sell fresh corn at roadside stands on Route 78 every summer.
Find RV parks at Alburg RV Resort & Trailer Sales and Goose Point Campground in Alburgh. Alburg RV Resort offers full hookups on the lakeshore along Route 78. Goose Point provides wooded sites steps from Missisquoi Bay.
Yes, both Alburg RV Resort & Trailer Sales and Goose Point Campground welcome pets. Keep dogs leashed at Alburg's waterfront sites to respect wildlife. Goose Point enforces quiet hours for peaceful pet walks through the woods.