Silver Lake State Park, nestled in the picturesque town of Barnard, Vermont, offers a serene escape amidst rolling hills and scenic vistas. The park is a haven for family vacations, boasting a sandy swimming area, picnic grounds, and a camping site with 40 tent/trailer sites and 7 lean-to sites. The 84-acre Silver Lake is renowned for its excellent fishing, supporting species like northern pike and smallmouth bass, and is popular for paddling and quieter recreational activities. During winter, the lake transforms into a hub for ice skating and ice fishing.
The park's proximity to Woodstock and other central Vermont tourist destinations makes it an ideal spot for exploring the region's charm. The area's history is rich, with the lake originally known as Stebblings' Pond before being renamed Silver Lake in 1869.
Visitors can enjoy the park's natural beauty, engage in various activities, and experience the quaint New England charm of the surrounding village.
