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Tree Corners Family Campground.
Area Attractions
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Lakes, Parks & Recreation |
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Jay Peak Pump House - Jay, VT. Jay Peak Resort
is well known as one of the best skiing and
snowboarding destinations in North America. Now they
have opened the Pump House Indoor Water Park.
Featuring a flowrider for practicing your surfing
skills, multiple water slides, a “Big River”
activity river and “La Chute”, the only indoor
AquaLoop in the world. Now there is something for
everyone to experience Jay Peak Resort all year
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Crystal Lake State Park - Barton, VT.
Crystal Lake is approximately three miles long
and about one mile in width. In some places it is
known to be more than 100 feet deep. It is a glacial
lake beautifully situated among roughhewn mountain
sides.
The beach area has almost a mile of sandy
shoreline with a marked swimming area. The large
historic granite bathhouse has rest rooms, changing
areas, and a concession stand. There are
approximately 40 free standing charcoal grills,
nearly 80 picnic tables, play areas, rental boats
and canoes, and lots of parking space. |
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Willoughby State Forest includes over 7000
gorgeous acres in northern Vermont. Lake Willoughby
offers over 1600 acres containing rainbow trout,
lake trout, brown trout, landlocked salmon and
yellow perch. The South Trail is well known,
offering sweeping views from Mt. Pisgah over to Mt.
Hor and beyond. Viewing the nesting peregrine
falcons and alpine plant life is enjoyed along the
Willoughby Cliffs. Vermont foliage season offers
spectacular colors from the tops of Mt. Pisgah and
Mt. Hor hiking trails. |
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Kingdom Trails - East Burke, VT. Kingdom Trails
is a multiple-use trail system unlike any other and
recently voted as the Best Trail Network in North
America by Bike Magazine in their annual Reader's
Poll. We were also the Editors’ Choice in the 2006
edition of the Yankee Magazine Travel Guide to New
England, and in their latest issue of the Yankee
Magazine we were highlighted as one of the ten
“Thrills of a Lifetime”. Enjoy the pastoral and wild
setting in the rolling hills of Vermont's Northeast
Kingdom while you are Mountain Biking, Hiking, Trail
Running, Nordic Skiing and Snowshoeing. |
Lake Memphremagog •
Seymour Lake •
Shadow Lake •
Lake Parker - All within 20 minutes.
For information on Hiking in the Northeast Kingdom,
visit the
Northeast Kingdom Vermont Hiking Guide.
Barton Golf Course • Newport Country Club • Orleans
Country Club - All within 15 minutes. |
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Fairs & Festivals |
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Orleans County Fair - Barton, VT.
Welcome to the tradition of the 144th Orleans
County Fair located just off Interstate 91 (exit 25)
in the Northeast Kingdoms scenic Barton, Vermont.
This is an old-time agricultural county fair with
entertainment and fun for the entire family.
Children one year of age to 100 will enjoy the
animal exhibits and judging shows. Agricultural displays include;
horticulture display, arts & crafts, wool spinning,
farm machinery dealer display, antique farm
machinery. The evening entertainment is comprised of
4x4 truck pulling and the Demolition Derby.
Experience a historic county fair in a picturesque
setting!
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Caledonia County Fair - Lyndonville, VT.
Featuring truck, tractor, oxen, and horse pulls.
Horse, poultry, alpaca, rabbit, cattle, and sheep
shows and displays. Gymkhana. Children’s barnyard.
Haflinger horses. Maple display. Antique tractor
rodeo. Great DreamLand Amusement rides and games. 4H
gardens and floral exhibits. So much you can't do it
all in one day! |
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Irasburg Church Fair - Irasburg, VT. Held on the
3rd Saturday in July. Juried crafts, baked goods,
flower market, fudge, auctions, homemade ice cream,
childrens games, BBQ, parade and fireworks. Also
live theather performances and dixieland band. |
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Northeast Kingdom Aquafest - Newport, VT. Join
us for a great celebration of summer. The week
kicks off with our traditional 4th of July
Celebration with bands and fireworks in Gardner
Park. The week culminates on July 9th with a great
Street Fair, Arts on Main, Music on Main,
Chowderfest, BBQ, Fireworks, and Street Dance with
Changes in Latitude, the best Jimmy Buffett Tribute
Band this side of Margueritaville. Free and open to
the public! |
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Museums, Arts & Culture |
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Bread and Puppet Theater and Museum - Glover,
VT. The Theater was founded in 1962–1963 in New York
City. It was active during the Vietnam War in
anti-war protests, primarily in New York. In 1970
the Theater moved to Vermont, first to Goddard
College in Plainfield, and then to a farm in Glover
where it still resides. The farm is home to a cow,
several pigs, puppeteers and chickens, as well as
indoor and outdoor performance spaces, a printshop,
store and large museum showcasing over four decades
of the company's work. The Bread & Puppet Theater
has received National Endowment for the Arts grants
and numerous awards from the Puppeteers of America
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Old Stone House Museum - Browington, VT. Located
in a quiet and picturesque Northeast Kingdom
village, the museum includes six buildings on fifty
five acres. Seemingly untouched by time, this
hillside town is centered around a monumental stone
dormitory, called Athenian Hall, built in 1834-36 by
the Rev. Alexander Twilight, the nation’s first
African-American college graduate and state
legislator. The stone house now houses 21 rooms of
exhibits focusing on 19th century life in northern
Vermont. The collection includes furniture,
textiles, photographs, pottery, folk and fine art,
and many of the tools and utensils of daily
life. The exhibits continue in Twilight’s own house,
two more historic houses and a traditional barn. |
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Fairbanks
Museum and Planetarium -
The Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
is much more than Northern New England’s museum of
natural history — it is a place
to marvel at the wonders of our world.
Perfect for families and visitors of all ages, the
Fairbanks Museum invites you to explore your
universe.
The Museum holds over 175,000 objects
from an eclectic permanent collection, including
natural science specimens, historical artifacts,
archival photographs and documents, and
ethnological treasures. Changing and long-term exhibits
focus on aspects of culture, art and technology
relating to the history, traditions and
landscape of the Great Northern Forest. The Museum is home to the only public
planetarium in Vermont, where you
can explore the cosmos, guided by one of
our astronomy experts.
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