Newport, Vermont, hooks anglers and boaters with Lake Memphremagog's 27-mile shoreline slicing into Canada. Park your RV at two directory spots, including Prouty Beach Campground from $51 a night. Camp here to fish trophy bass, launch kayaks, or ski Jay Peak just 20 minutes north.
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Newport anchors Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. Lake Memphremagog dominates with its deep blue waters and sandy beaches like Prouty Beach. Skiers shred Jay Peak Resort's 60 trails in winter. Mountain bikers tackle Kingdom Trails' 100 miles of singletrack nearby. Summer brings Newport City Days festival with parades and fireworks over the lake.
Prouty Beach Campground plants you on Memphremagog's edge, perfect for families chasing beach days and easy boat ramps. Its sites start at $51 nightly, with hookups for longer stays. The second park suits quiet couples seeking proximity to downtown's craft breweries and farm stands, all while keeping nature close.
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Newport shines for Lake Memphremagog boating and fishing plus Jay Peak skiing. This Northeast Kingdom hub draws adventurers with 27 miles of lake shoreline and 100 miles of Kingdom Trails for biking. Festivals like Newport City Days add summer buzz with parades and lakefront fireworks.
Prouty Beach Campground anchors the options on Lake Memphremagog's shore in Newport. Our directory lists two parks total, including this one from $51 per night with beach access. Both sit under 3 miles from downtown shops and restaurants.
Yes, Prouty Beach Campground welcomes pets on leashes. This lakeside spot enforces standard rules to keep beaches clean for all. Check our directory's second park for similar policies, ensuring furry friends join your Memphremagog adventures.