Oakledge Park
Fee required
Wheelchair accessible
Oakledge Park is a waterfront park in Burlington, Vermont, featuring two public beaches and the world's first accessible treehouse.

📜 Waterfront park in Burlington, Vermont, featuring two public beaches and a universally accessible treehouse and playground.
🔍 Home to the oldest tree in Burlington and scenic trails.

Why Go

🌊 Enjoy stunning views of Lake Champlain and two public beaches
🌳 Explore the world’s first accessible treehouse and playground
🚶‍♀️ Walk scenic trails through forests and meadows
🎾 Utilize various sports courts including tennis, bocce, and volleyball
🌲 See Burlington's oldest tree in Oakledge Cove

Why Avoid

⚠️ Parking fees apply during peak season (May to October)

Cost

💰 Parking $2/hour (May-Oct), passes accepted.

Hours

🗓️ Park open year-round; amenities, bathrooms, and paddle rentals available mid-May to mid-September.

🅿️ Parking

Pay-to-park spaces in two well-lit lots. Accessible parking and EV chargers available.

🚻 Toilets

Bathrooms are available seasonally at the shelters.

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