Caspian Lake Public Beach

Greensboro, Vermont

Verified · 2 independent sources

WATER: lake
ACCESS: Designated swim area
FEE: Free
SEASON: Varies by conditions

About Caspian Lake Public Beach

Caspian Lake Public Beach is the free town beach on Caspian Lake in Greensboro, Vermont, jointly overseen by the Caspian Lake Beach Committee representing both Greensboro and Hardwick. The Town of Greensboro has publicly confirmed via State of Vermont water testing that the beach is suitable for swimming, and this swimming hole functions as the primary public swim access point on the lake.

Caspian Lake is a glacial lake in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, described in local/aggregator sources as roughly 800 acres with sandy shoreline and mixed residential shorefront properties; the public beach sits on Beach Road in the village of Greensboro, near Willey's Store.

Swimming at Caspian Lake Public Beach

Swimming takes place directly off a sandy town beach in a lake setting; the Town of Greensboro has confirmed via official state water-quality testing that conditions are suitable for swimming, indicating a monitored, family-friendly swim spot rather than an informal or hazardous one.

How to get to this swimming hole

Beach is located at 125 Beach Rd, Greensboro, VT, across from Willey's Store in the village of Greensboro.

The walk in

No real hike here. The water is a short walk from where you park. This is a roadside public town beach at 125 Beach Rd, Greensboro, VT (confirmed by hardwickvt.gov), directly across from Willey's Store; no trail or hike is referenced in any official source, consistent with direct vehicle access to the shoreline. Exact walk distance from any parking area to the water was not confirmed in official sources.

On the water

No official source describes a watercraft policy for the public beach itself. Highland Lodge, a private inn on Caspian Lake in Greensboro, advertises kayaking and swimming from its own private sandy beach for lodge guests (highlandlodge.com), which confirms the lake itself supports kayaking, but this does not establish rules for the public town beach or availability of watercraft there.