Button Bay State Park is a park on the shore of Lake Champlain, in Ferrisburgh, Vermont. Its address is 5 Button Bay State Park Road, Ferrisburgh, VT 05456, and the park can be reached by telephone at +1-802-475-2377.
What to expect
The park is known for its unique limestone formations and fossils, which give visitors a chance to look closely at the local rock and the traces of ancient life preserved within it. Its setting on the lake makes it a natural choice for a relaxed day outdoors.
Things to do
- Explore the limestone formations and look for fossils along the shoreline
- Go swimming in Lake Champlain
- Stay overnight at the park's campground
- Join the nature programs offered by the park
Visitors who want to spend more time in the area can use the park as a base for exploring the surrounding Lake Champlain shoreline, which offers further walks, water views and the chance to see the lake from different angles. Because the park combines geology, water and camping, it suits families, nature lovers and anyone who would like a quiet stay close to the lake.