Button Bay State Park
Ferrisburgh, Vermont
Welcome to Vermont's beautiful Button Bay State Park located in Ferrisburgh.
Park History: Before this land became a State Park in 1964 it was used as a working farm for many years. The park gets it's name from the unique button shaped clay deposits that are found along the shoreline. Over the years many noteworthy people have visited this place including Benjamin Franklin, Ethan Allen, and Benedict Arnold.
For the lover of the outdoors Button Bay State Park boasts 73 campsites, sailing opportunities, and much more. Come on out and have fun.
To contact the park office please call 802-475-2377.
236.00 acresabout 180 football fields
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Acreage236.00
Managed byState of Vermont
Address5 Button Bay State Park Road, Ferrisburgh, VT 05491
Coordinates44.182454, -73.353138
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