What makes the Lake Salem Cottages so special and popular are the huge 100- 200 foot sandy beaches in front of each it has as well as a large sand bar that is formed by the Clyde River joining Lake Salem. Great for shore fishing, digging and watching the birds that flock there.
Each  cottage has its own dock and a 12' aluminum rowboat which can be used with a small outboard motor. The lake is shallow with a drop-off about 100 yards out. making it safe for swimming and dogs frolicking.  The cottages are located on a peninsula separating Big Salem from Little Salem Both lakes are excellent for fishing, with plenty of bass, walleye, and salmon. 

Lake Salem is nestled in the Northeast Kingdom is one of Vermont's hidden treasures. The area has been called the Switzerland of Vermont due to the presence of beautiful mountains like Jay Peak, Burke, and Owls Head. The presence of numerous lakes such as Memphremagog, Seymour, Willoughby, Caspian, and Echo add to the beauty of the area. Montreal lies less than two hours away. The area has several championship golf courses, tennis courts are available, and the fishing at Lake Salem is renowned. Hiking trails abound and the Northern spur of the Appalachian Trail passes close by.

The best time at the cottages, though, is spent right at the lake relaxing, swimming, reading a book, doing a puzzle, fishing, and generally getting away from it all. Because the cottages are all in a row, they are ideal for sharing a vacation with another family.  

Please read on the following page the description of each of the four cottages and on other pages the dates that they are available. Check Lakesalemcottages.com for more information and available weeks.