Knight Point State Park, State park on North Hero Island, Vermont, US.

Knight Point State Park is a recreation area on North Hero Island spanning 54 acres along Lake Champlain, with sandy beaches, wooded sections, and open lawns. The main pavilion accommodates up to 100 people and provides electricity, grills, picnic tables, and restrooms for gatherings and celebrations.

The land honors John Knight, who established the first ferry service between islands in 1785 and operated it until a bridge opened in 1892. This connection was vital for the settlement and growth of island communities in the region.

The park houses the Island Center for Arts and Recreation, a community-based nonprofit that promotes cultural events in the area. Its grounds host these gatherings alongside the beach, picnic areas and boat rentals on Lake Champlain.

Knight Point is a day-use park off US Route 2 on North Hero Island, administered by Vermont's Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation. The swimming beach and boat rentals on Lake Champlain sit alongside picnic areas fitted with cooking grills, and the Island Center for Arts and Recreation occupies part of the grounds.

The Campmeeting Point Natural Area contains a roughly 670-meter-long cobble beach with rare plant species growing between large oak and hickory trees. This specialized shoreline habitat surprises many visitors who expect only typical sandy beaches.