Smuggler’s Notch Has A Waterpark In Vermont That’s Fun For The Whole Family
We all know that Vermont has numerous swimming holes, lakes, and rivers to explore and pass the summer days away at, but perhaps not everyone is aware that Smuggler’s Notch Resort has a first-rate waterpark that’s an absolute blast for the whole family. Gather your friends and family together and plan a trip this summer or fall to Smuggler’s Notch Resort.
Voted for a Traveler's Choice award, the waterpark at Smuggs offers families and individuals endless fun at their resort in Jeffersonville, Vermont.
Featuring three waterslides, five heated pools, and two freshwater swimming reservoirs, your 'Daycation' at Smuggler's Notch will be filled to the brim with fun, adventure, and relaxation.
Spend the day exploring all the resort has to offer. And don't just stay for the waterpark. For a daily fee of $45 (adults) and $35 (kids 3 - 17) you'll not only gain access to the waterpark and freshwater swimming areas, but also to the FunZone, disc golf/mini golf, nature walking trails, and the Mountain Bike Skills Park.
For more information about the Smuggler's Notch Waterpark, head over to their website, where you can learn about their other offers, fees, and resort information.
There aren't many other spots in Vermont that offer such natural beauty and adventure than the Green Mountains, and a perfect place to do that is at Smuggler's Notch.
Have you been to Smuggler’s Notch during the summer? What was your favorite part of the resort? We look forward to hearing from you. Drop a comment below.
Looking for more summer adventures in Vermont? Spend the day riding through Vermont’s natural landscapes while stopping at the tallest falls throughout the state.
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Address: Smugglers' Notch Resort, 4323 VT-108, Jeffersonville, VT 05464, USA
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Luke was born and raised in Colchester, Vermont, and is a recent graduate of the University of Vermont where he studied philosophy and economics. His interests and hobbies include: reading, writing, learning new languages, hiking and playing outdoor sports.
