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Located on Sandy Point Road in Swanton, the Larry Greene Access Area offers a concrete boat ramp suitable for larger vessels on Lake Champlain. This is a well-developed public access point that accommodates kayakers, canoeists, and motorboats looking to launch on Vermont's largest lake. The site's concrete ramp and large boat capacity make it a reliable choice for paddlers planning extended trips on Champlain's expansive waters.
The access area sits near the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, a 6,729-acre wetland habitat that offers excellent paddling opportunities for wildlife viewing and quiet water exploration. Paddlers launching here can explore both the main lake and its scenic tributaries. Note that seasonal closures may occur in early October to prepare for waterfowl hunting season, so plan accordingly if visiting during fall months.