- The list below includes 95 free or cheap things to do in or near Plymouth, Vermont, including 74 different types of inexpensive activities like Historic Sites, Art Gallery, National & State Parks and Farms & Ranches.
- From President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site to Calvin Coolidge Homestead, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Plymouth and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Windsor, Woodstock, Killington and Rutland.
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The Judith Reilly Gallery is a local art gallery located within the historic home of the artist. Vibrant colors and textures are a few of the unique characteristics of Judith Reilly's fabric paintings available for purchase.
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The history and lives of the early residents in the area are put on display at the Stephen A Douglas Birthplace. The main draw is at the Brandon Museum with exhibits to note the famous residents and civilians of the region.
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Featuring a man-made 13-acre pond and sandy beaches, Storrs Pond Recreation Centre can be used for swimming, fishing and boating. There are also picnic areas, tennis and basketball courts as well as areas suitable for camping.
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Handmade cheeses are the focus of Grafton Village Cheese which is partnered with the Windham Foundation to support Vermont's rural communities. They offer aged cheddars, cave-aged cheeses, and even specialty cheeses.
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Guests can visit a herd of high quality alpacas on a 100 acre farm at Maple View Farm Alpacas. The farm breeds and sells alpacas and the farm store features a variety of products made from luxurious alpaca fiber.
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A popular hangout for locals and tourists alike, Stratton's Green Door Pub serves a variety of food and beverage options. The pub also features pool tables, and hosts a variety of live music.
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A popular ski resort, lessons and activities are available for all levels of experience on Stratton Mountain. Additionally, the village of Stratton is a lively place for recreational activities and various events during the year.
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Located on a 200-year old site, the Enfield Shaker Museum preserves Shaker artifacts, tools and lifestyle, with guided tours available at the Great Stone dwelling – the largest Shaker building ever constructed. Enjoy exhibits, craft demonstrations and concerts, or explore the herb and flower gardens and groun…
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Named for a fallen officer in 1972, the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park is popular with the local community. The park covers over 88 acres and features a dog park, swimming pool, multiple athletic fields, a walking path and three playgrounds.
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Jamaica State Park was officially opened to the public in 1969 and is currently made of 772 acres of land. There is a great emphasis on fishing in the many areas of water in the park, but there are also opportunities for camping, hiking, and swimming.