Last
fall, Alan and I enjoyed a short camping trip to State Parks in Vermont and New
York that were completely new to us, followed by a week at a waterfront site on
our beloved Great Lake Sacandaga. I
detailed the first leg of the journey in a recent post about Half Moon Pond
State Park and our adventures in the Vermont countryside (link HERE). Our family time at the Northampton Beach
Campground on Sacandaga was covered in a post back in October (“I Just Love these Guys to Pieces” - link HERE). So this post is the third and final one
recounting the time we spent on the middle leg of our journey, camping at Ausable Point. I
know that was completely out of order but family always comes first!
When Alan and I left Half Moon Pond State Park in Fair Haven,
Vermont, we turned our wheels westward and made our way to Ausable
Point Campground in Peru, New York. To
say that we were excited about this next stop would be an understatement. Since we are campers and boaters, the opportunity to camp directly on the shore of Lake
Champlain held a huge appeal and we were most definitely looking forward to our
first stay at Ausable Point.
