Guidebook for Glover Vermont area
Everything Else
Hill Farmstead Brewery has been named Best Brewery in the World, as well as Best Brewery in the US and Vermont, by RateBeer, the world’s largest, most popular beer review and rating website. Edward is our Fav!
189 residents recomanen
Hill Farmstead Brewery
403 Hill RdHill Farmstead Brewery has been named Best Brewery in the World, as well as Best Brewery in the US and Vermont, by RateBeer, the world’s largest, most popular beer review and rating website. Edward is our Fav!
Sweet Rowen Farmstead
538 Lafont RdExcellent local cheese found in local shops
The Museum of Everyday Life
3482 Dry Pond Rdit's quirky
Botiga de Cabot Farmers
2657 Waterbury-Stowe Rdfun place, gift shop and cheese samples
If you love gardens, this a wonderful wild place to explore. Great plant selection and gift store. They serve tea (with scones and sandwiches). Reservations recommended as they are usually booked.
14 residents recomanen
Perennial Pleasures Nursery
63 Brickhouse RdIf you love gardens, this a wonderful wild place to explore. Great plant selection and gift store. They serve tea (with scones and sandwiches). Reservations recommended as they are usually booked.
Food Scene
Busy Bee
2985 Glover Rdlocal breakfast with the locals....usually a wait but worth it
The Parker Pie Company
161 County Rdexcellent local pizza and the only nightlife in Glover
Juniper's at the Wildflower Inn
2059 Darling Hill Rdupscale food with great views
Miss Lyndonville Diner
686 Broad StGreat food, good prices and a large menu.
Carriage House Cafe & Grill
27 Water StExcellent food!
Vermont Pie & Pasta Company
4278 US-5really good food
Asia Restaurant
133 Depot Stgreat Asian food
Front Seat Coffee
101 S Main StHardwick local coffee joint w/wifi
The Parson's Corner
14 Glover Rdlocal good food for dinner
Mosaic
930 Broad Stcustom rice bowl, burrito, salad, or more
Lyndonville Bagel Depot
721 Broad Stget there early for fresh baked bagels and coffee
Tim & Doug's Ice Cream Shop
54 Coventry Stopened seasonally
Andersonville Maple
1747 Andersonville RoadTed and Becky make awesome maple syrup.
Dunkin'
4584 US-5the closet Dunkin's if you must
Awesome pizza, small grocery with LOTS of local food, beer & wine
43 residents recomanen
Craftsbury General Store
118 S Craftsbury RdAwesome pizza, small grocery with LOTS of local food, beer & wine
Closest restaurant to us. Excellent mixed drinks and bistro food. Seasonal outdoor seating and casual atmosphere.
26 residents recomanen
Blackbird Bistro
1037 S Craftsbury RdClosest restaurant to us. Excellent mixed drinks and bistro food. Seasonal outdoor seating and casual atmosphere.
The Cork & Fork
Awesome food and drinks. Casual atmosphere.
Entertainment & Activities
Jay Peak Resort
830 Jay Peak Rdski 45 minutes away
Orleans Golf Course
local golf
Barton Golf Club
548 Telfer Hill Rdlocal golf
The Largest Corn Maze in New England.
CLOSED FOR THE SEASON Usually Opens Late July-check site
30 residents recomanen
Great Vermont Corn Maze
1404 Wheelock RdThe Largest Corn Maze in New England.
CLOSED FOR THE SEASON Usually Opens Late July-check site
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 30,000 objects from an eclectic permanent collection, including natural science specimens, historical artifacts, archival photographs and documents, and ethnological treasures.
96 residents recomanen
Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium
1302 Main StThe 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 30,000 objects from an eclectic permanent collection, including natural science specimens, historical artifacts, archival photographs and documents, and ethnological treasures.
Kingdom Trails
478 VT-114100 Miles of non motorized recreational trails on private land
The Great Outdoors
117 Waterfront Plazabike and kayak rental
skiing, sculling, running, biathlon, fitness and cycling
Meals are also open to the public, space allowing, by advanced reservation, as follows:
Breakfast: $12 non-member; $10.20 member, with reservation by 7 pm the evening before.
Lunch: $14 non-member; $11.90 member, with reservation by 10 am.
Dinner: $22 non-member; $18.70 member, with reservation by 2 pm.
88 residents recomanen
Craftsbury Outdoor Center
535 Lost Nation Rdskiing, sculling, running, biathlon, fitness and cycling
Meals are also open to the public, space allowing, by advanced reservation, as follows:
Breakfast: $12 non-member; $10.20 member, with reservation by 7 pm the evening before.
Lunch: $14 non-member; $11.90 member, with reservation by 10 am.
Dinner: $22 non-member; $18.70 member, with reservation by 2 pm.
City Cinema
137 Waterfront Plazamovies
Burtt's Apple Orchard
283 Cabot Plains Rdthe best apples
Burke Mountain
ski 30 minutes away
Newport Derby Bike Path
Gardner Park Roadgreat local ride
Summersweet Gardens Nursery at Perennial Pleasures is a retail and mail-order nursery located in East Hardwick, Vermont, a beautiful part of the state known as the North East Kingdom. The nursery, greenhouse and display gardens are sited on the sunny fields behind our family home, an 1840s brick house at the edge of the village. We grow over 900 varieties of flowers, herbs and shrubs, specializing in heirloom and medicinal plants, and have a special fondness for phlox. An eclectic gift shop, specializing in summer hats, is located in the old wooden extension, and a seasonal tea-room serves English Cream Teas in the display garden or conservatory.
The nursery and gift shop are open from early May to mid-September, 10-5 Wednesday through Sunday. The Tea Garden is open from 11:00 to 4:00, roughly Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. We are closed on Mondays, and Tuesday, until further notice. For schedule and holidays, see Calendar & Events.
14 residents recomanen
Perennial Pleasures Nursery
63 Brickhouse RdSummersweet Gardens Nursery at Perennial Pleasures is a retail and mail-order nursery located in East Hardwick, Vermont, a beautiful part of the state known as the North East Kingdom. The nursery, greenhouse and display gardens are sited on the sunny fields behind our family home, an 1840s brick house at the edge of the village. We grow over 900 varieties of flowers, herbs and shrubs, specializing in heirloom and medicinal plants, and have a special fondness for phlox. An eclectic gift shop, specializing in summer hats, is located in the old wooden extension, and a seasonal tea-room serves English Cream Teas in the display garden or conservatory.
The nursery and gift shop are open from early May to mid-September, 10-5 Wednesday through Sunday. The Tea Garden is open from 11:00 to 4:00, roughly Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day. We are closed on Mondays, and Tuesday, until further notice. For schedule and holidays, see Calendar & Events.
Horse Drawn wagon and sleigh rides
8 residents recomanen
The Kingdom's Horse Drawn Wagon and Sleigh Rides
470 Chase RdHorse Drawn wagon and sleigh rides
Shopping
Pick & Shovel
54 Coventry Stthey have everything
All About Home
33 US-5kitchen and home - amazing selection
E M Brown & Son Inc.
169 Main Sthardware and more
hardware and more...great kitchen section on the 2nd floor
44 residents recomanen
Willey's True Value Hardware
7 Breezy Avehardware and more...great kitchen section on the 2nd floor
Village Treasures Antiques & Collectibles
52 Church Stlocal antiques and collectibles
Nana's Bears and Buttons and Threads
54 Perron Hill Rdconsignment shop
Barton's Memory Lane Antiques & Jewelry
158 Church Streetantiques and jewelry
Rapidly becoming known as a “local destination”, Labour of Love offers more than the typical small nursery; display gardens, tours, gift and craft shop, 40+ varieties of homemade jams and jellies (from local fruits), handwoven articles of apparel and for the home. And more…
“Labour of Love Landscaping and Nursery, located in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, specializes in perennials and bulbs that are hardy to Zone 3 (Zone 2 is tundra)…
Labour of Love Landscaping and Nursery
9 Sargent LnRapidly becoming known as a “local destination”, Labour of Love offers more than the typical small nursery; display gardens, tours, gift and craft shop, 40+ varieties of homemade jams and jellies (from local fruits), handwoven articles of apparel and for the home. And more…
“Labour of Love Landscaping and Nursery, located in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, specializes in perennials and bulbs that are hardy to Zone 3 (Zone 2 is tundra)…
The Best Christmas Trees, small batch woodfired maple syrup, raw honey and artesian holiday wreaths
Maple Hill Farm - Barton, Vermont
1956 Maple Hill RoadThe Best Christmas Trees, small batch woodfired maple syrup, raw honey and artesian holiday wreaths
Newport Farm & Garden
1376 East Main Streeteverything, pet, plant, garden, etc.
Parks & Nature
Mount Pisgah
hiking
a fresh water glacial lake located between Newport, Vermont, United States and Magog, Quebec, Canada. The lake spans both Quebec and Vermont, but is mostly in Quebec.
31 residents recomanen
Lake Memphremagog
a fresh water glacial lake located between Newport, Vermont, United States and Magog, Quebec, Canada. The lake spans both Quebec and Vermont, but is mostly in Quebec.
Shadow Lake
close by local lake
Caspian Lake
Willoughby Lake Store
2003 VT-5ACrystal Lake State Park
96 Bellwater AveLake Parker
Barr Hill
Kingdom Trails
478 VT-114100 Miles of non motorized recreational trails on private land
Arts & Culture
The Old Stone House, or Athenian Hall, was built in 1836 by Alexander Twilight, the nation's first African-American college graduate. Twilight was the minister of the Brownington Congregational Church and the principal of the Orleans County Grammar School.
42 residents recomanen
Old Stone House Museum
109 Old Stone House RdThe Old Stone House, or Athenian Hall, was built in 1836 by Alexander Twilight, the nation's first African-American college graduate. Twilight was the minister of the Brownington Congregational Church and the principal of the Orleans County Grammar School.
Starting December 1st, 2021, Canadians and Americans will be able to use the library again. Canadian members are now allowed to cross the border by using the sidewalk and the entrance on the American side. However, due to the pandemic, we will need to take special measures.
21 residents recomanen
Haskell Free Library and Opera House
93 Caswell AveStarting December 1st, 2021, Canadians and Americans will be able to use the library again. Canadian members are now allowed to cross the border by using the sidewalk and the entrance on the American side. However, due to the pandemic, we will need to take special measures.
he Bread and Puppet Theater was founded in 1963 by Peter Schumann on New York City’s Lower East Side. Besides rod-puppet and hand puppet shows for children, the concerns of the first productions were rents, rats, police, and other problems of the neighborhood. More complex theater pieces followed, in which sculpture, music, dance and language were equal partners. The puppets grew bigger and bigger. Annual presentations for Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and Memorial Day often included children and adults from the community as participants. Many performances were done in the street. During the Vietnam War, Bread and puppet staged block-long processions and pageants involving hundreds of people.
81 residents recomanen
bread and puppet theatre
753 Heights Rdhe Bread and Puppet Theater was founded in 1963 by Peter Schumann on New York City’s Lower East Side. Besides rod-puppet and hand puppet shows for children, the concerns of the first productions were rents, rats, police, and other problems of the neighborhood. More complex theater pieces followed, in which sculpture, music, dance and language were equal partners. The puppets grew bigger and bigger. Annual presentations for Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and Memorial Day often included children and adults from the community as participants. Many performances were done in the street. During the Vietnam War, Bread and puppet staged block-long processions and pageants involving hundreds of people.
Highland Center for the Arts
2875 Hardwick Sttheater
Essentials
Shaw's
4340 US-5closest large supermarket
Kinney Drugs Store
16 Church StC & C Supermarket
71 Church Stsmall grocery in Barton 20 min away
closest local supermarket.... great deli, baked goods, groceries, beer & wine and lots of local food
11 residents recomanen
Curriers Market
2984 Glover Rdclosest local supermarket.... great deli, baked goods, groceries, beer & wine and lots of local food
Walgreens
59 Waterfront PlazaMon - Fri 8am – 9pm
Sa t8am – 8pm
Sun 9am – 6pm
59 WATERFRONT PLAZA
Newport, VT 05855
Circle K
452 Main StOPEN 24 hours gas
Circle K, 452 MAIN ST
BARTON, VT, US, 05822