Stillwater State Park, State park in Caledonia County, Vermont
Stillwater State Park is a Vermont state park set along Lake Groton's shoreline, surrounded by forest and open grassland. The park features a small sandy beach, maintained walking paths that loop around the water and into the woods, fishing spots, and picnic areas with restroom facilities.
This park has long served as a gathering place where Groton residents came to enjoy outdoor life and relaxation. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places reflects the site's importance in the area's past and its role in shaping community life.
The park takes its name from the still waters of Lake Groton, which has shaped how locals view their natural surroundings. Today, families and neighbors gather here regularly to fish, swim, and share quiet moments together by the shore.
The park is easy to reach with convenient parking nearby and clean, well-maintained facilities on site. The best time to visit is from late spring through early fall when weather is warm and all areas are fully open for recreation.
The lake's clear, cold waters stand out from many other water bodies in the region and offer a refreshing swimming and fishing experience. Visitors often notice how clean the environment feels and how well the shoreline has been preserved in its natural state.
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