Lake Iroquois Lodging, Accommodations and Rentals primarily consist of Vacation Homes and Cabins. Perfect for rustic, relaxed and peaceful Vermont country atmosphere. All the while being located just a few minutes from Vermont's largest city, Burlington, VT. Truly the best of both worlds.

Lake Iroquois, created in 1867, is a 229-acre reservoir bordered by three towns: Hinesburg, Williston, and Richmond, Vermont. The towns share a beach on the lake, plus there is a public boat access. Lake Iroquois is also adjacent to a "Sunset Lake" which is considered it's sister lake. Just think.....two lakes for the price of one. Hike, Bike, kayak, Canoe and Explore Lake Iroquois.

The Lake Iroquois Recreation District contains 150 acres of open land and provides access to swimming, picnicking, playground equipment, and walking trails. The beach area is open for the summer season (Memorial Day - Labor Day) and is a beautiful recreation area.

Lake Iroquois Fishing & Wildlife - Fish Lake Iroquois!

Lake Iroquois supports a large biodiversity of wildlife species in and around its waters. Bullhead, Bass, Perch, Pickerel, Sunfish and a wide variety of baitfish.

Frogs and endangered Spotted Salamanders are plentiful. Snapping Turtles, Painted Turtles, Beavers, river Otters, and muskrat abound in great quantity. T

The forests and grasslands to the East and West of the lake also support populations of Deer, Coyotes, Fox and Skunks. Although there is no evidence of a permanent Moose population in the area, they have been seen in the area, both on shore and swimming.

History of Lake Iroquois

In 1991-2, with the help of Local, State, and Federal funds,the land surrounding the Beach and fishing access was purchased. After the purchase of the property, a new snack bar and playground were built. More recently, by connecting several of the logging roads and trails, a 1.3 mile hiking trail was cleared, and is open to the public for free, even during Beach Hours. During the off-season, the Beach is a popular fishing spot, especially on spring nights when the Bullheads are biting.