The Barns at Edgemont Inn consists of a 4400-square-foot custom-built event barn which, together with the historic Edgemont Inn and on-site lodging, sits on 20 acres of verdant hillside in the scenic Champlain Valley. Lodging that accommodates up to 23 people. The surrounding acreage contains a sweep of peaceful farmland and hardwood forest, etched by an old-fashioned stone fence. Views from the property extend out over Lake Champlain to the spectacular Green Mountains on the lake's eastern shore, and provide abundant photo opportunities and memories.

Exchange vows under an ancient maple tree, enjoy cocktails in the barnyard, and dine and dance the night away under soaring barn ceilings and twinkling lights. At Weatherhead Hollow, we’re here to help you celebrate, unwind, and create unforgettable memories. Our historic Southern Vermont Farmstead features overnight accommodations for 12 guests in a Farmhouse and Carriage Barn + unlimited events in a stunning Barn event space, surrounded by rolling fields and mountain views of the hollow — all for you to enjoy over a long weekend. We're featured in the 2024 winter edition of atHOME New England magazine for impeccable interior design. This isn’t a typical corporate event venue. When not hosting weddings, we support the creative economy in Vermont through fully funded artist residencies. Similar to how we support artists, as an event venue, we offer an unhurried environment over a 4 day weekend where you will have the freedom to create the weekend itinerary of your choice.

Viking Villages has options for intimate gatherings as well as larger celebrations and events. From the main lawn with a storybook wishing well to our wood-beamed event hall with a stone fireplace, consider Viking Village for your next unforgettable event. Viking villages are a throwback in time to the era of Vikings and Norsemen. Come and experience the life of a Viking village in an intimate grouping of six cabins and an event hall on 1500 acres of forested land. The village is located in the bucolic community of Guilford, a short drive from the restaurants and art galleries of Brattleboro Vermont.

Experience the cathedral-like ceilings and hand-hewn beams of the historic North Barn. With water views and a seating capacity of 250, this majestic barn opens onto a one-acre grassy square surrounded by nine historic buildings and 500 acres of forests and farmlands. Whether you’re looking for a tented reception, an intimate elopement amongst the trees, or something in between, Retreat Farm has a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces that accommodate celebrations of 2 to 500 guests. Retreat Farm has unmatched experience creating magical events with long-standing relationships that give you access to coveted craft beverages, sought-after caterers, and the region’s best entertainment and musicians. From multi-day events to intimate elopements, you can design your day exactly as you imagine. Whether you’re looking to host a welcome reception, casual fire-side gathering, rehearsal dinner, or tented reception for you and 500 of your closest friends — we can make it happen.

The 571-acre Scott Farm, a The Landmark Trust USA property, is home to 130 varieties of ecologically-grown heirloom apples and other fine fruits, a seasonal Farm Market, and the Apple Barn Event Center. All 23 buildings on the property are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A popular wedding venue, the farm is surrounded by four authentically-restored historic year-round vacation rental properties accommodating up to 22 guests—one of which is Rudyard Kipling’s Naulakha where he penned the Jungle Book. The Stone Trust Education Center, located in the 1862 Barn, showcases beautiful, unique dry-stone wall installations around the property. The Apple Barn accommodates up to 120 guests, has a commercial kitchen, three restrooms, one is wheelchair accessible. Overlooking the farm and mountains, a delightful spot for special occasions, rehearsal dinners, and wedding receptions. Exchange vows in the Courtyard or by a pond overlooking the apple orchard and stonewalls.