Lake Iroquois
Where
1 Beebe Ln, Williston, VT 05495
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Details
Cost: $5 Residents | $7 Non-Residents | Children Under 12 Free
Parking: Yes
Lake Iroquois is a man-made lake that was created in 1867 and now managed by the Lake Iroquois Recreational District representing the four towns of Williston, Richmond, Hinesburg and St. George.
Amenities include a beach, snack bar (June - August), restrooms, and a playground. A 1.3 mile hiking trail is open to the public for free, even during beach hours. During the off-season, the beach is a popular fishing spot and ice skating in the winter.
Summer Seasonal Memberships Available.
Hours:
9AM to dusk (Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Rules:
- Swim at your own risk as there will not be a lifeguard on duty.
- All children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
- No boat access allowed at the beach area.
- No launching/docking facilities available for any watercraft.
- Use of alcoholic beverages is NOT permitted.
- No smoking on the premises.
- Inflatable toys, swimming aids at your own risk.
- No open fires.
- No dogs allowed.
- No nudity regardless of age.
- Restrooms available.
- Carry our what you carry in
Info from the Lake Iroquois Association here.
Reviews
- August 22, 2013"Wonderful spot especially for little ones. We live in Essex and this is the first year that I have taken my 3 year old to this lake. I love that the swimming area is small and there is a great playground. The beach area consists of sand and grass and there are bathrooms on site. A little pricey at 7pp, but worth it."- tali00
- July 6, 2011"This is a great familyfriendly beach. The beach is clean, as are the amenities. It's a very small beach area so it's easy to keep an eye on the kids. My complaints are that there is no limit on attendants so the small beach can get VERY crowded. It's also a little pricey 7 per person NOT per vehicle for nonresidents of Williston. Also, beware of the slide on the play structure. When the sun is out, it is EXTREMELY hot. We saw a young boy get some pretty bad burns on the backs of his legs."- justjack
- July 13, 2008"I took my 3 12 year old there. Its small and full of families Clean toilets, concessions, a play ground and even book to borrow to read. Hannah loved it. The water was warm and she loved diggin in the sand. Very family friendly and quaint"- Dautumn
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