- Our list of the best things to do in Proctor, Vermont, features the top 60 nearby activities — including 29 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Proctor, VT has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 2 things to do within the city of Proctor, VT , followed by 58 popular activities in nearby cities, including Killington, Rutland, Brandon, Ludlow, Woodstock, Middlebury, Plymouth and Barnard
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Free wine tastings are available at the Charlotte Village Winery from Memorial Day weekend until the beginning of January. Visitors are able to enjoy a large deck to enjoy views of the Adirondacks while attending the tastings.
45.6 Miles
Serving as a local mid-sized performance space, the Barre Opera House can seat just over 600 people. The shows focus mostly on musical performances though with intermissions of homemade desserts and a selection of hot and cold refreshments.
45.7 Miles
Studio Place Arts features a variety of art galleries and classes. Guests can often see local artists working on projects as they browse through exhibits because the facility also provides studio space to creative individuals.
45.7 Miles
At the Twin City Lanes, guests can go bowling, play in the arcade, or go laser tagging. The business also has a restaurant for those who wish to dine between games.
45.7 Miles
Offering guests the chance to watch first-run movies in 3D, the Paramount Theatre also provides group and special event rentals. Additionally, parents can also schedule a birthday party for their children at this location.
45.8 Miles
The Lincoln Mineral Baths is a state-run bathhouse with buoyant mineral waters pumped into the tubs for relaxation and rejuvenation. There are also mud baths, facials, and cream-based massages available to visitors.
45.9 Miles
The Vermont Granite Museum of Barre showcases the history of local granite production in a beautiful riverside setting. Visitors can take tours, view artisans at work, or attend seasonal events hosted on the grounds.
46.0 Miles
The retail location of the Vermont Wildflower Farm is open from early May until early October every year. During this time, the gardens and woodlands are available for public viewing along with the purchasing of bulbs, gifts, and decorative items in the store.
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Since Barre is considered to be the Granite Capital of the World, it has a long history of gravestone monuments with Hope Cemetery forming the foundation. It represents a distinguished history of memorial art through stone with some of the oldest and most intricate examples.