Wrightsville Reservoir

Plan your visit to Wrightsville Reservoir

Swim: allowed. Visit tab for Wrightsville Reservoir. **Wrightsville Beach** is district-managed swim and picnic space on the impoundment—fees, season, and boating rules live on **wrightsvillebeachvt.com** and **Middlesex** recreation pages. Coordinates match the beach recreation area on VT-12—match the signed lot in the field.

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Parking & approach

Quick planning notes. For the trail map, coordinates, and driving links, use the full map page.

Parking

Use the signed Wrightsville Beach lot off VT-12; confirm fees, hours, and any tow zones with district signage and **wrightsvillebeachvt.com** before you go.

Driving & GPS

Approach Middlesex, Vermont. Use the Map tab for the maintainer pin and driving link.

GPS tip

Primary coordinates mark **Wrightsville Beach day-use parking / access** off VT-12—match the signed beach lot in the field, not open-reservoir centerline or boat lanes.

Can I go right now?

Same quick read as the top of Conditions: weather and river can update from public data when it is available; crowd, trail, and similar lines stay from the guide. For hourly detail, water sections, and sources, open Conditions.

  • Weather: Partly Cloudy, 25°F. National Weather Service forecast, updated Apr 7, 3:35 AM.
  • Water context: On-site read. No automated depth or speed—read each access point.
  • Crowd & parking: Plan ahead. Hot days stack people and cars—have a backup plan.

Details

Parking

Use the signed Wrightsville Beach lot off VT-12; confirm fees, hours, and any tow zones with district signage and **wrightsvillebeachvt.com** before you go.

Driving approach

Approach Middlesex, Vermont. Use the Map tab for the maintainer pin and driving link.

GPS clarification

Primary coordinates mark **Wrightsville Beach day-use parking / access** off VT-12—match the signed beach lot in the field, not open-reservoir centerline or boat lanes.

Trail map, pinned coordinates, and turn-by-turn links: Map.

Seasonal note. Shoulder season means shorter hours and colder water; peak summer brings the most boat traffic—read district alerts.

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