Oakledge Park

Oakledge Park is located in the South End of Burlington, nestled along the shores of Lake Champlain, allowing for beautiful waterfront views. Within the park, there are two large shelters that are available to rent from May to October, two public beaches, a playground, a tree house, walking trails, tennis, bocce and volleyball courts, charcoal grills, picnic tables, bathrooms and lots of open grassy areas for you to enjoy. Although currently under construction with clearly marked detours, there is direct access to Burlington’s 9 mile bike path.

Come explore Oakledge Park and enjoy all that is has to offer!

Parking
May to October $2/hour (Sunrise to Sunset). Pay at kiosk. Burlington Parks Season Passes and Green Mountain Passes*  are accepted.

You can purchase a Burlington Parks pass at North Beach and Perkins Pier.

*Green Mountain Passes are issued through VT State Parks and available for purchase at City Hall.  If you are 62 years or older and a Vermont resident, or a Vermont resident who is a veteran who has been honorably discharged from active duty in US armed services, you are eligible for a lifetime day entry pass into the parks called the Green Mountain Passport.

Bathrooms
Seasonal Use at Shelters

Shelter/Pavilions
SUMMER 2020 UPDATE: At this time, the shelters at North Beach and Oakledge will NOT be available to reserve this summer.  They will be open for public use.

Oakledge has 2 shelters that are available to the public. Learn more about capacity, rates and amenities here. They can be reserved on a first come, first served basis.

Rentals

During the summer months, Paddlesurf Champlain rents stand-up paddle boards at Oakledge Park and provides lessons. For more information visit paddlesurfchamplain.com or call 802-881-4905

Free Wi-Fi is made available by Burlington Telecom

UPDATE FOR THE 2020 SEASON

Oakledge Park and the southern portion of the Bike Path will be under construction throughout 2020 and potentially 2021. The work may impact access to the shelters, fields and courts, but we are still taking any reservations for the 2020 season. We’ll be sure to provide updates as the project progresses.