Charlotte, VT

Charlotte is a small town about 10 miles south of Burlington on Lake Champlain. Within the town is the Village of Charlotte, east Charlotte, and Thompson’s Point along Lake Champlain. The town is surrounded by views of the Green Mountains to the east, the Adirondack Mountains to the west, and working farms in between.
You’ll find dairy, sheep, and berry farms, orchards and a winery in this special town. Charlotte is home to the oldest ferry line in America, carrying passengers and cars to Essex, New York.

Recreation
Residents of Charlotte enjoy year-round recreational opportunities from swimming in Lake Champlain at the town beach to hiking trails up Mount Philo, Vermont’s first State Park. The country roads offer a
challenging, yet beautiful ride for cyclists as well.

Things to Do
By Vermont standards, living in Charlotte truly offers the best of all worlds. While you live among some of the most scenic views the state has to offer, you can also enjoy shows at the Flynn Theater, fabulous dining, and shopping offered in Burlington, which is just a short
commute away. Spend an afternoon picking apples or visiting the Charlotte Berry Farm
a seasonal favorite. Grab your bike and backpack for a day of hiking or explore the many nearby attractions like the Shelburne Museum, the Morgan Horse Farm, or the VT Teddy Bear Factory. You’ll find that everything you need is just minutes away from Charlotte.

A Sampling of Vermont Owned Restaurants
Pizza on Earth
Tenney’s Family Deli & Antiques

Helpful Links
http://www.charlottevt.org/
http://www.ferries.com/