About Riverside Park
Riverside Park in Warren, Vermont offers a refreshing cool spring experience along the Mad River. This hybrid spot combines easy access with natural beauty, featuring a small swimming hole ideal for those seeking a break from hot springs in Vermont. Its grassy field invites relaxation while the deep water and rope swing provide a playful edge.
Getting There
You reach Riverside Park by driving north on Route 100 from Warren Village. The park entrance stands opposite the Sugarbush Access Road, with ample parking available directly at the site. No hiking is needed, giving you straightforward access to this peaceful riverside spot.
What to Expect
The swimming hole is crisp and cold—an invigorating contrast to Vermont’s warm summer days. The atmosphere stays quiet, as few other visitors frequent the area, making it feel like your own private retreat. Facilities are minimal, emphasizing the natural setting and unspoiled riverbank.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during summer when the water is most inviting and crowds remain light. Bring sturdy shoes for riverbank exploring and a towel for drying off. No fees or permits are required, but respect the environment by leaving no trace and keeping the area clean for others to enjoy.
