🌳 Oakledge Park is a beautiful waterfront park in Burlington, Vermont, offering diverse natural and recreational experiences.
🏖️ Nestled along Lake Champlain, it features two distinct beach areas, Blanchard Beach and the Cove, and is home to the world’s first accessible tree house.
🌊 Enjoy stunning views of Lake Champlain and explore two public beaches
🌳 Discover the world’s first accessible tree house
🚶♀️ Walk scenic trails through forests and meadows, being restored as bird habitat
🎾 Utilize various sports courts including tennis, bocce, and volleyball
🧺 Benefit from picnic tables, charcoal grills, and free Wi-Fi for gatherings
🅿️ Parking is enforced from May to October, costing $2 per hour (sunrise to sunset)
🎟️ Burlington Parks Season Passes and Green Mountain Passes are accepted
🆓 Vermont residents aged 62+ or honorably discharged veterans are eligible for a Green Mountain Passport
🗓️ Rentable shelters with full amenities are available from mid-May to mid-September
🚻 Bathrooms are available seasonally at the shelters
🛶 Paddlesurf Champlain offers stand-up paddle board rentals and lessons during summer months
🎾 Enjoy tennis, bocce, and volleyball courts, plus a playground for children
🚴♀️ Access the park easily via the Burlington Greenway for walking and biking
⚠️ Parking fees apply during peak season (May to October)
🅿️ Pay-to-park spaces are available in two well-lit lots connected to the main entrance on Flynn Avenue
♿ Accessible parking spaces are found adjacent to the Greenway
🔌 EV chargers are located near the park entrance