Have a photo from this spot?
Add one for private review. Approved photos do not publish automatically.
Niquette Bay State Park Swim Area
Colchester, Vermont
Lake shoreline. Dedicated parking lot. Near Colchester.
At a glance
Overview
A quieter Lake Champlain state-park swim area with real public access and beach infrastructure. Niquette Bay State Park Swim Area is the quiet Lake Champlain…
- Region
- Lake Champlain
- Water type
- Lake
- Swim feature type
- Lake beach
Know before you go
Public
Not wheelchair accessible
Conditions
Conditions snapshot
Check posted signs and official updates before entering.
Getting there
Niquette Bay State Park is a day-use park on Lake Champlain at 274 Raymond Road, Colchester. From I-89 Exit 17, drive west on US 2 about 1.5 miles and take the Raymond Road exit; turn left at the stop sign and cross back over US 2 to the park entrance on the left. Park in the lot near the contact station; the park has no beach drive-up. The Allen Trail runs a little over half a mile from the lot through hardwood forest down to the swim shoreline, so plan on ten to fifteen minutes each way. Two swim areas sit along the bay. Pets are not allowed on the sand swim area, but there is a designated off-leash dog swim at Calm Cove. The park opens the second Saturday in May and runs through the third weekend in October, 8 a.m. to sunset, with standard Vermont State Parks day-use fees. There are no lifeguards.
Notes unlock when you sign in.
See what other visitors noticed, or be the first to leave a short note.
