Hotels in Vergennes

Step aboard the replica Revolutionary War gunboat Philadelphia II at this free lakeside museum dedicated to maritime history. Enjoy hands-on exhibits and stunning Lake Champlain views from mid-May to October.

This historic site on Lake Champlain reveals 7,500 years of Native American and colonial history through fascinating artifacts. Explore the tavern-museum and trails for a glimpse into Vermont's past.

Cascading water creates a peaceful soundtrack at this riverside park where locals gather for picnics and fishing. Bring your camera to capture the falls framed by Vermont's colorful foliage in autumn.

Button-shaped clay formations dot the shoreline of this Lake Champlain park with mountain views. Hike through mature hardwood forests to panoramic vistas or cool off in the swimming pool during summer months.

This historic 1897 theater showcases exceptional acoustics in a beautifully restored Victorian setting. Catch intimate performances ranging from local theater to renowned musicians in Vermont's smallest city.

Thousands of snow geese transform Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area into a spectacular avian theater each fall. Bring binoculars to spot diverse wildlife from well-maintained trails and observation areas.

Step inside the Bixby Library's Neo-Classical rotunda to admire its breathtaking Tiffany-style stained-glass dome. Visit mid-morning when sunlight transforms the space into a kaleidoscope of colors.

Explore 7,500 years of history where Native American and French colonial stories unfold on Lake Champlain's shore. The museum's artifacts reveal cultural crossroads while picnic spots offer perfect lakeside views.