Posted 27 Mar 2025 • Newsletter
From The Lakeshore | Spring 2025
Sun and Spring Are On Their Way!
Dear Friends and Guests,
As the snow melts and the days grow longer, we’re ready to welcome warmer weather and another beautiful season by the lake! Whether you’re planning your next visit or dreaming of lakeside sunsets, spring is the perfect time to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Don’t miss out on the peaceful beauty of spring on Lake Champlain before summer.
What’s NEW At Lakeshore!
We’re excited to announce our brand-new Scandinavian six-person sauna – the perfect way to relax and warm up after a day by the lake. Available for guests of the Bay House, Harbor Cottage, and Lakeside Villa.
What’s NEW At Lakeshore!
We’re excited to announce our brand-new Scandinavian six-person sauna – the perfect way to relax and warm up after a day by the lake. Available for guests of the Bay House, Harbor Cottage, and Lakeside Villa.
Upcoming Events
In March, Vermont ushers in the perfect condition for creating the state’s famous “liquid gold” which means maple sugar season is upon us– one of the sweetest traditions of the year.
Poor Farm Sugarworks
Offers winter activities, including hiking and walking.
• 825 Poor Farm Rd, Colchester, VT 05446
• 825 Poor Farm Rd, Colchester, VT 05446
Local Activities
Colchester Community Rec Center
Multi-use gym, running track and classroom/studio spaces for fitness classes and other programs. Day passes are offered.
• 80 Dick Mazza Dr, Colchester, VT 05446
The Flynn Theater
Located in Burlington, it offers amazing plays, concerts, and performances this spring. Check out our website for events.
• 153 Main St, Burlington, VT 05401
Multi-use gym, running track and classroom/studio spaces for fitness classes and other programs. Day passes are offered.
• 80 Dick Mazza Dr, Colchester, VT 05446
The Flynn Theater
Located in Burlington, it offers amazing plays, concerts, and performances this spring. Check out our website for events.
• 153 Main St, Burlington, VT 05401
Maple Syrup Fun Facts
- It takes 40 gallons of maple sap boiled down to 1 gallon of syrup.
- A maple tree must be 40 years old to be tapped - 12 inches in diameter - or as we like to say - big as a bucket!
- A maple tree can live for several hundred years.
- Once maple syrup is opened, it must be refrigerated. Always keep the cap on tight.
- Maple syrup can also be stored in the freezer.