Goose Point Campground LLC

We have a 37 ft. 5th wheel, and it barely fit in what they call a pull thru site. In reality, it is not a pull thru site for big rigs. Our rig had to be backed up into someone else site, to get it in. Thanks to Tim, for helping with that. Also, there is no sewer, and transients don't get pumped, only the seasonals get their tanks pumped. Their dump station is at the back ofbthe campgrounds, which is very inconvenient when you have a big rig. The roads are barely wide enough for the golf cart, and there are a few trees with low branches. So take our rv to the dump station was out of the question. Also, we were right on top of our neighbor. There was maybe 18 inches between our slides. We were so unhappy, we left a day early.

o not go here. My husband & I left in the middle of the night because of the noise and we did not feel safe.||||Also, it is really an RV lot not set up for camping. Our tent was squeezed between 2 giant RVs and the pick up trucks used to pull them in a long line of the same. Site is right along the highway.||||We had never been kayaking on Lake Champlain. We car topped our two kayaks and packed up our tent hoping for a peaceful experience in the natural beauty of Vermont.||||Arrived about 3 pm & decided to put up with camping between the giant RV motor homes since we were so close to the lake. We felt a weird vibe at the pool, with no one speaking to us, but lots of stares.||||Around 6 pm, a parade of pick up trucks pulling motor boats filled with loud people started heading in. ||||Gol

Traveling up through Canada and stopped here to camp on our way back home. Extremely clean restrooms! And the pool was amazing after a long hot drive. Docks if you have a boat, are available. Very friendly owners. Definitely recommend.

We stopped here for 1 night on an RV trip to Maine. This was our least favorite place of the 6 RV campgrounds where we stayed. Everyone is right on top of each other. When our neighbor pulled in we were so close together we had to move our car so he could pull into his spot. There is no one really watching the campground either. There were a bunch of young men sitting in the road right outside our campsite, no one ever said anything. There's no one watching that good are leashed and the dump is up hill and kinda far away.

This campground has approx 220 sites where 95% are permanently occupied with seasonal residents. Site was on a sloped ridge parallel to one of the vehicle paths. Zero privacy. Neighbors on three sides separated by about 10 feet. Be prepared for: - A continuous parade of golf carts passing by on the nearby path with drivers and passengers yelling greetings to everyone they know. - People walking though your site going to visit others - People parking on your site in front of your trailer with pickup trucks and/or golf carts. I had both at the same time. - Loud parties, possibly on two sides simultaneously, until after midnight complete with smoky campfires and conversations unsuitable for children. - Barking dogs Other than that, it was lovely. Expensive for what you get.