Bristol Pond

Bristol Pond is a 274-acre lake in scenic Addison County, Vermont, offering convenient public access for paddlers and boaters. Located off Bristol-Monkton Road a few miles north of the town of Bristol, the access site features a concrete boat ramp and gravel parking lot, making it an easy launch point for kayaks, canoes, and small to medium-sized boats. A portable toilet is available on-site, and the area includes roadside pull-offs for additional parking.

The pond has a maximum depth of 9 feet, making it well-suited for recreational paddling and fishing. This is a straightforward, low-impact access point ideal for paddlers seeking a calm water experience. The site is maintained year-round and offers winter access for ice fishing enthusiasts. Whether you're launching a kayak for a morning paddle or bringing a small motorboat, Bristol Pond provides reliable public access to a scenic Addison County waterway.