Killington, VT, USA < change city >

Florist:

Vermont Country Flowers

"Debbie at Vermont Country Flowers was great! She was very attentive and was easy to communicate with via e-mail and phone, which was especially helpful since we were planning from out of state. The bouquets were beautiful and lasted all through the very hot wedding day and through most of the following week! She also worked with us for our reception tent decor using birch trees and hanging tea-lights that ended up looking beautiful and elegant. I would absolutely recommend her!"

Ceremony:

Stone Walls

Reception:

Stone Walls

Hotel:

Best Western Colonial

Hotel:

Cavendish Inn

Hotel:

The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort

Restaurant:

Harry's Cafe

"Harry's is a family favorite for us. The food is very good, a nice mix of American dishes with Thai influence. It's worth the short drive to get here!"

Restaurant:

Hatchery

"The Hatchery is a basic little breakfast place."

Restaurant:

Pot Belly Pub

"The Pot Belly Pub is a good pub for lunch/dinner. They have fantastic French Onion Soup! It's also a good place to get a drink in the evening."

Restaurant:

Shaw's Supermarket

"If you are staying somewhere with a kitchen, you might want to stop by Shaws to pick up some basics for the weekend. They have a full deli and they sell beer :)"

Restaurant:

Wicked Good Pizza

"Like the name states, the pizza is wicked good! They deliver in Ludlow."

Attraction:

Billings Farm & Museum

"Billings Farm is another huge working farm that offers a variety of daily programs and activities for the general public. Our programs range from outdoor experiences with the land and the livestock to fun and educational visits to our historic barns and home to hands-on activities for young and old alike."

Attraction:

Killarney The

"The Killarney is a nice Irish pub that serves dinner and has a full bar for the evening."

Attraction:

President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site

"Birthplace and boyhood home of Calvin Coolidge, is one of the best preserved presidential birthplaces in the nation. The small Vermont hill town is virtually unchanged since August 3, 1923, when, in the old family homestead, Vice President Coolidge was sworn in as the 30th President of the United States by his father."

Attraction:

Simon Pearce

"Simon Pearce is an incredible gallery of hand-blown glass and pottery. If you visit their gallery you can watch the artists at work, browse the retail store and have an excellent meal in the restaurant that overlooks the river. http://www.simonpearce.com/CSTM_restaurantsQuechee1.aspx"

Attraction:

Sugarbush Farm

"Sugarbush Farm is an awesome local working farm that produces maple syrup, fresh cheese and jams. They offer a variety of tours and activities for adults as well as children. Highly recommended!"

Attraction:

Vermont Country Store: Retail Store

"The Vermont Country Store is not to be missed! They have an incredible selection of everything imaginable from clothing to toys to kitchenware, to delicious cheeses and dips. Kids and adults alike will love the penny candy section; make yourself a bag of old-fashioned treats! Across the street from the Vermont Country store is a great little Christmas shop (even open in July...) and a nice restaurant next door."

Brewery:

Harpoon Brewery

"Harpoon is another great local brewery that offers food and outdoor seating"

Brewery:

Long Trail Brewing Co Inc

"Long Trail Brewery is a great place to spend an afternoon. In addition to being able to sample their brews, they have a good lunch menu and a patio by the river."

Bar/Nightlife:

Pot Belly Pub

"The Pot Belly has a good beer selection, a full bar, and a full menu if you're hungry."