Lake Champagne Campground

The View Is Amazing And Everyone Gets One. Big Plus For Me Was The Dog Park, So Nice And Super Large. They Allowed My Girl To Swim At The End Of The Lake. I Would Have Liked A Bit More Wi-Fi And Laundry Room Could Use A Couple Of More Wash And Dryers Great Lake For All To You Use Kids Were Loving It. Peace And Quite. I Didn’t Find The Sites Too Close In That You Have Fields Facing The Mountains And Lake with no sites

The park was easy to find. It is located just over a mile from I89 on a good paved road. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic. The interior roads are rough gravel with lots of pot holes..

Our site, 34, was a back in that was plenty long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp and water only) were to the left side. Distancing is not bad for a rural park. Each site has a table and a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was well groomed and clean.

The park included wifi worked well enough for light browsing and email. There is no cable TV. We did not find any OTA TV. Satellite should not be a problem. We did not use the washrooms or showers but we checked and found them clean.

There are no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance but just a short drive away you can find food, shopping and convenience stores. We found this park to be a pleasant overnighter. We paid $50.00 per night and we feel we received fair value. We will be back if in the area again.

This park has a lake that is viewed from many of the sites. Each spot has plenty of room and a lot of green grass. Plenty of areas to take a dog on a walk and feel safe. They have wifi but my VPN would not work over it. It is pretty good to stream a movie or two.
The staff was nice and navigating the roads with a big rig was easy.
With MiMo ATT got around 8-10 download at the lowest but were generally higher. Upload was around 10.
Verizon was even better, around 40 download and 15 upload.

This is a nice park about 25 minutes from Montpelier, VT. The park itself is set on lush rolling green landscaping with a really pretty pond. The grounds are kept very neat. There is a small swimming beach at the pond. There's also a long dog walk around the back and it was nice to have a good amount of walking for the dogs.

The sites are a bit close together and we were on a full grass site. This makes leveling a bit tricky. We also had to drive through the grass to get to the site. I can imagine this would be problematic on really rainy/muddy days.
50 amp FHU with strong cable. The free wifi was really bad so we didn't use it. Cell hot spots were good. T mobile 15+ d/l, ATT 22d/l, and Verizon 29d/l.
The bathrooms are not the greatest. They were old and had quite a lot of bugs/spiders in them. But they did keep them clean. There's also a small laundromat which we didn't use. Bulk propane is available and was reasonably priced and easy to get to.

Location is right off the highway and roads in are in good condition and easy for even large rigs.
Sites were easy to get into even w/ the oddity of driving through the grass. Roads inside the park are gravel.
Grocery and shopping is convenient and there are plenty of things to do in the area.

Very nice little campground. The campsite arrangement is mixed between three long rows of full hookup sites and a bunch of other widely dispersed sites that mostly are just electric and water. We stayed in one of the rows. The rows are laid out where you are pretty close side by side but you have no one for a long distance in front or in back. The areas in front and back are either large open fields or trees. It was very quiet while we were there at night, during the day there was some construction going on outside the CG but it wasn't bad.

There is laundry on site, 2 washer and 2 driers, we opted to go into Randolph which has two larger laundromats. Randolph also had a few restaurants but we didn't get out to try them. There is not a lot of recreation particularly close but you can get to Mt. Hunger or Camel's Hump for hiking within and hour. Montpellier is 25 minutes or so away with a great bar (Three Penny) and a fantastic market (Hunger Mountain).

Verizon was LTE and fast.

This is a terrace campground located in central Vermont. Being close to the highway, it is a great base for exploring the area.

The campground is terraced, which means everyone has a view. You are close to your neighbors on the sides, but there is absolutely no one behind or in front of you. That means the views of the pond and the surrounding hills can be enjoyed by most.

It's a quiet place and well kept up. The owners take pride in this campground. That is very nice to see. The sites are all grass and well mowed. The roads are gravel. The WiFi was EXCELLENT. Verizon 4G was very good, with the tower within site of the campground.

The swimming pond was small, but kids appreciate it. It has a small sandy beach and a sandy bottom. There a couple of bathrooms that we didn't use. There is also a laundry room with 2 washers and dryers, plus a game room. The playground needs updating.

We thoroughly enjoyed our 8 days stay here. We would definitely stay here again.