Port Henry nestles along Lake Champlain's rugged shore in Vermont. Anglers hook trophy lake trout here, history buffs explore old iron mines nearby. Pitch your RV at D.A.R. State Park Campground, the area's prime spot, to wake up to water views and endless adventures.
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Port Henry pulses with Lake Champlain energy. The village's 19th-century iron forges stand as weathered sentinels along Route 9A. Crown Point State Historic Site, just minutes north, draws crowds to its Revolutionary War forts. Kayak glassy bays, bike the Lye Brook rail trail, or hike Adirondack foothills that rise sharp behind town.
D.A.R. State Park Campground delivers the essential RV base here. Showers refresh after lake swims, dump station handles waste, pet-friendly sites welcome dogs on leashes, drinking water flows free. Rates span $20 to $110 nightly. Families claim spots for beach play; boaters rig at the ramp steps away.
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Port Henry stands out for Lake Champlain fishing and 19th-century iron mining history. Forges line Route 9A, remnants of boom days when the town forged America's rails. Crown Point forts nearby add Revolutionary lore. Campers use it as gateway to Adirondack hikes and lake paddles.
D.A.R. State Park Campground serves as the RV park near Port Henry. It hugs Lake Champlain's edge with showers, dump station, pet-friendly sites, and drinking water. Rates run $20 to $110 per night, perfect launch for local trails and boating.
Yes, D.A.R. State Park Campground welcomes pets on all sites. Keep dogs leashed, clean up after them, enjoy lake walks together. This setup suits traveling families who refuse to leave Fido home.