Located off I-91 at Exit 7 just a short drive from downtown Springfield, our hotel is a bastion of comfort and convenience for all guests whether they're traveling for business or leisure. We're directly across the street from the Toonerville Rail Trail and very close to Hoyt's Landing, one of the primary boat launches on the Connecticut River.

Our drip coffee is made fresh every day, bloomed to perfection, and temp checked regularly so you always get it hot. Our teas come from a Vermont tea purveyor to ensure freshness and flavor. Our Baristas are trained to create a large variety of drinks, and we encourage you to try and “stump the barista” with your fav. Locally made pastries - we try to offer gluten free and vegan options as often as possible.

Black Rock Steakhouse is a traditional steakhouse--with a twist. Our steaks, chicken, and seafood are also available served on a “hot rock”. Hot rock cooking is a totally unique and amazing dining experience. We truly hope you have an amazing lunch, dinner or brunch and look forward to seeing you very soon!

The Copper Fox was opened in the spring of 2018 by Nick Matush and Elise Ulrich with the support of family, friends, and fellow community members with the goal of maintaining a business that supports a network of local farmers and artisans. During the growing season we support mostly organic and local farms. When we can’t source from local farms, we use organic as much as possible.

Cafe specializing in fresh-baked desserts. Opening planned for June 1, 2024.

Crown Point Country Club has a beautiful championship golf course nestled in the Springfield, Vermont countryside with magnificent views enjoyed by members and non-members alike. The course has five tee options for players of all skill levels, a driving range and practice putting green. We also have a full fleet of EZ-GO golf carts, men’s and women’s locker rooms and the GHIN system. Proudly hosting the VGA Vermont Amateur Championship in June 2023!

The Dance Factory is a vibrant, inclusive dance studio conveniently located in downtown Springfield next to the town library. Founded in 1984 by Susan Hagan and now owned by Kate Frizzell-DeRosia, the studio boasts five experienced teachers and offers classes in ballet, pointe, modern, jazz, hip hop, tap, and creative movement for preschoolers through adults. Emphasis is on quality technical training while encouraging a love and passion for movement. Performances include an annual spring recital in May for all students as well as December performances of The Nutcracker, a fundraiser for arts programs in public schools that has contributed over twenty thousand dollars to such programs. Teachers Kate Frizzell-DeRosia, Gretchen Abendschein, Ashley Hensel-Browning, Dana Blake, and Jessie DeRosia thoroughly enjoy dancing with you and your little ones during the school year and summer sessions.

Our mission at Dreamz in Motion Dance & Performance Center is to provide students of all levels with more than just dance classes, but a unique experience in which the student can grow both mentally and physically as a dancer. Our highly trained and certified instructors have a wealth of experience in teaching and performing various styles and disciplines.Here at Dreamz in Motion Dance & Performance Center, we have a passion for the art of dance and for helping others discover their inner dancer.

A tranquil, rustic setting, surrounded by nature. Enjoy our delightful garden or wander through the flower-filled meadow and shady woodlands. The property offers you access to miles of trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, or snowshoeing. Come and meander among the maple trees and soak up the glorious views from our 40+ acre homestead. Richard, Aimée, and Callum would be delighted to welcome you into their 1810 brick farmhouse.

The Edgar May is a non-profit community organization committed to promoting healthy lifestyles for children and adults throughout Southern Vermont and New Hampshire. Our facilities offer aquatic, cardiovascular, and strength-training exercise in a welcoming, fun, and educational environment. Making you comfortable is our top priority, and our staff will be there to guide you every step of the way. Sign up for our new outdoor climbing wall!

The children of Springfield's Eureka District attended school in this tiny building, built in 1790, for more than 100 years. It is one of the oldest public structures in Vermont. The schoolhouse is home to an exhibit depicting life in a one-room schoolhouse, including books and materials used by local school children. The Baltimore Covered Bridge is a Town Lattice Truss Bridge with arched portals. It is 37 feet long and was built in 1870 in North Springfield, moved in 1970 to its current site near the schoolhouse and picnic area.

The Fort at No. 4 is a living history museum devoted to the French & Indian War (1754-1763). It's on the NH side of the Connecticut River just minutes from Springfield. It features historic reenactments (complete with cannon fire), a large stockaded fort complex, traditional crafting and ways of life, and a number of historic artifacts. It forms the eastern terminus of the Crown Point Road that runs 77 miles west to Chimney Point, on the shore of Lake Champlain south of Fort Ticonderoga. With a broad expanse of lawn extending down to the river, it's a great place for a picnic with the kids, especially on reenactment weekends. And for the history buff looking to broaden their insight beyond the American Revolution and the Civil War, the Fort at No. 4 offers a unique opportunity to step just a little farther back in time.

Pottery, jewelry, fiber art, wooden ware, blown glass, fine art and more! 160 artists & artisans represented. A Vermont State Craft Center.

The Great Hall is Springfield's showcase for the arts in the historic Fellows Gear Shaper Building, now the North Star Health Center. The space is managed by Springfield Regional Development Corp., a major sponsor of the Great Hall.

The Hartness House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in the early 1900s by the inventor, astronomer, and politician James Hartness. It now offers lodging, dining, a telescope observatory, astronomy museum, an expansive estate, and some of Vermont's most tasteful decorations.

The first airport in Vermont. Airplane and Sailplane rides ~ Flight instruction ~ Hangar space ~ Tie downs ~ Rentals ~ Charter ~ Preheating, deicing, and starting equipment ~ AvGas and Jet A fuel. Host to VT Civil Air Patrol's Catamount Composite Squadron, seasonal aerobatics competitions, and soaring festivals.

Owners John and Joey Claflin, with their daughters Taylor and Gracie purchased this market formerly known as Morse's Market in April of 2021. It has been a lifelong dream of the Claflin's to purchase a store in preparation for their retirement from their full time careers. We have something for everyone!

Retail Beer & Wine. Vermont State Liquor Agency. Open 7 days a week.

Open for breakfast & lunch.

Serving Mexican, Italian, Greek, and Seafood! Pizza, Burgers, Grinders, Calzones, Greek specialties.

Morningside is just over the Connecticut River in NH and offers activities including zip lines, outdoor laser tag and kayaking, but they're most well-known for hang gliding and paragliding.

3,144-foot high Mount Ascutney is just to the north of Springfield. Mount Ascutney State Park was built between 1935 and 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Today, the park offers camping, four trailheads and more than 12 miles of hiking trails. Visitors seeking a less-strenuous trek may drive up the 3.7-mile Mount Ascutney Parkway to a parking lot at an elevation of 2,800 feet. A hike of nearly one mile leads to the summit observation tower. Each summer hundreds of participants from all over New England compete in automobile, bicycle and running races up the auto road. With its two launching sites, the park is also a favorite of hang gliders.

Muckross State Park preserves the estate of the late Senator Edgar May and former Governor Madeleine May Kunin. The park features rustic cottages, a pond, a dramatic waterfall, and miles of hiking trails. As a recent addition to the state park system, Muckross is still very much in development and doesn't presently have any formal parking or public facilities available. It's only accessible on foot, on the dirt road immediately on the left across the Paddock Road bridge. Look for the info kiosk at the gated entrance. Work is ongoing to bring Muckross back to its former glory and make it a recreation destination for all who live in or visit Springfield. There is a small parking area (6 vehicles) just inside the park entrance at 26 Muckross Road. The park is also accessible by foot or bike on the Toonerville Rail Trail which has parking areas on Clinton Street, on Charlestown Road near Hoyt's Landing, and at the Exit 7 Park and Ride. For more information, please contact Vermont State Parks' Springfield Regional Office at (802) 289-0603.

North Star Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) proudly serving diverse communities in southern Vermont and southwestern New Hampshire. We provide high-quality, patient-centered medical, behavioral health, dental and vision care to people of all ages regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.

Vermont has many fine resorts, but Okemo is simply outstanding. It's big enough to offer terrain & conditions that will satisfy skiers & boarders at any level. There's an elegant base lodge at Jackson Gore; a more rustic base at Bull Run; a six-pack heated quad that goes to the summit; magic carpets for beginners. There's a pool & fitness center, an ice rink, snow tubing, the four-season mountain coaster, summer music festivals & fireworks, golf, mountain biking... Okemo is the perfect family resort--in fact many locals who ski & ride benefited from Okemo's partnership with area schools. And it's priced reasonably enough to allow you to buy a second round or a fancy dessert. Ludlow is about 30 minutes from Springfield, on Route 103. Take River Street west which becomes Route 10, then turn right onto Route 103 in Gassetts. If you're looking for the alpine downhill experience and don't need to stay slope-side, Springfield will be happy to serve as your home base for adventure. Years ago, Springfield had some modest ski runs (including jumps) on the ridges around town. Hartness Park (up above Summer Street) is still good for Nordic touring & mountain biking, as are the trails on the east side of the Black River in North Springfield & Weathersfield off Reservoir Road.

We are a small, New England farm located in the Parker Hill historic district of picturesque, southeastern Vermont. Dating back to the 18th century, the homes, farms & first inhabitants of Parker Hill are the foundation of this charming area. Rural Vermont offers much to love, with its never-ending pastoral landscapes & its simpler, slower pace. We invite you to stay with us & experience the beauty & rich history of this unique area.

Route 106 North Market & Deli opened on April 22, 2013. Grinder orders keep us busy, and the store baked bread has been well received. Add cold beer at low, low prices and we have happy customers! We also offer grocery and dairy items, a meat counter with black Angus beef (steaks, marinated steak strips, hamburger patties and fresh ground beef), chicken, and pork. Also available is rotisserie spare ribs and chickens cooked daily. We do catering for all occasions, from office functions to weddings. We will tailor a menu to fit your needs. Propane tank exchanges, wine specials, cold cuts, lottery and more!

Shannon’s Upscale Resale is a small boutique style shop offering affordable, upscale secondhand women’s clothing in downtown Springfield, Vermont.

Specializing in blondes, highlights, balayage, lived-in color, and vivid colors.

Family-style dining Wednesday - Saturday 4 pm -8 pm.

Built in 1811 by Scottish minister Robinson Smiley and his wife, Elizabeth, the Smiley Manse has been host (and home) to a grand variety of artistic endeavors and creative characters. From the addition of a specially designed music room in 1929 to frequent visits from artistic luminaries, the Manse has been an inspiration to many. It only makes sense that Jennifer and Nate purchased the home in 2022 to continue this rich tradition by offering retreats for artists around the world.

The Springfield Art & Historical Society exists to promote an appreciation of Springfield’s history and historical art by identifying, collecting, preserving, and making available material that documents the story of the town’s people, industry, and culture.

The Springfield Art Gym is a community art room where everyone is welcome to "Exercise Creativity." ​ Drop in, take a class, gather your friends, come and create!

The Springfield Community Players can trace their roots back to the fall of 1920, with the formation of the Dramatic Society by the Community Club of Springfield. The purpose of the club was to “create and sustain interest in all matters pertaining to the drama.” It was an exciting time for theater. Throughout Vermont and in fact the entire country, community theater groups were being organized. Nearly one hundred years later the Players are still active, claiming the title of the longest continuously operating amateur theater group in the State of Vermont.

The Market provides seasonal local produce, artisan bread, meats, eggs, honey and maple products, crafts, homemade pies, and other prepared foods, with live music in a safe family-friendly setting from June till October. Outdoor Markets are held rain or shine at 280 Clinton Street from 10 AM till 1 PM every Saturday from June till October. This is the grassy area at the head of the Toonerville Trail.

The Springfield Food Co-op has been a community staple for almost 30 years. We are open to all, and work to provide healthy, natural affordable grocery, wellness, fresh produce, meats, and deli items to everyone in our community. We are member-owned by over 2,300 individuals, and we serve anyone who walks through the doors. We strive to support our local economy with excellent jobs, fair prices to local farmers and vendors, accessible food options, and community giving.

Springfield Hospital is a not-for-profit, critical access hospital located in Springfield, VT. Springfield Hospital serves communities in Windsor, Windham and portions of Bennington counties, Vermont and parts of Sullivan and Cheshire counties in New Hampshire. We offer inpatient and outpatient care, 24-hour emergency care, adult day care, and a broad array of special care services. A comprehensive program of inpatient mental health services is offered at The Windham Center in Bellows Falls, VT. We work collaboratively with North Star Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center providing a range of services including primary and pediatric care, dental, behavioral health, eye care, lifestyle medicine, Walk-In Care, care coordination, nutrition counseling, diabetes education, a Community Health Team and a range of wellness programs. Springfield Hospital participates in OneCare Vermont.

Open seven days 7-2 for inside full service dining

Stellafane is The Springfield Telescope Makers, Inc., “an active amateur astronomy and telescope-making club located in Springfield, Vermont.” They put on the annual Stellafane Convention in July or August, hold mirror-making classes in the fall and winter, and usually hold a few public star parties each year. Founded by Russell W. Porter in 1923 and considered by many to be the birthplace of amateur telescope-making, Stellafane has a rich history in Springfield.

We are committed to all practitioners of mindfulness, to Tibetan Buddhism and to being a practice center for Yoga, Reiki, Qigong, and other mindful medicinal arts. We host authentic teachers of multiple Buddhist traditions and the healing arts, and offer weekly, monthly, and special events. Please feel invited to join us for any of our programs, or to inquire regarding how you might participate. Bring your own path of inquiry. You will find a community of mutual support.

Established 1974. Try our pan pizza, over 49 years of perfection!

A Vermont nonprofit promoting youth / amateur sports, skilled gaming, and performing arts.

Our campground is quiet and peaceful, yet only minutes away from the convenience of downtown Springfield's stores and restaurants. Our individual campsites are spacious, private, and are surrounded by many white pine trees, most are over 120 feet tall! We have a beautiful log cabin lodge community space with free hot showers and the cleanest restrooms in the business. We welcome both tents and recreational vehicles to our campground. Our RV sites have full hookups: water, electric, limited wifi and septic. Our sites can accommodate most size rigs from small pop-up trailers to 35 ft motor-homes.

We enjoy smoking ribs, pulled pork and more. Having our own trailer and making our food available to everyone really is a dream. Our food is homemade in our mobile kitchen from our own rubs, bbq sauce and baked beans/coleslaw. This is food that I would feed my family and do.

At Uplift Acrobatics, we offer training in the acrobatic arts and the aerial arts for all skill levels. Our experienced instructors are passionate about helping each student achieve their highest acrobatic potential, while providing an uplifting and inclusive experience of learning, growth, and community.

Founded 50 years ago, VAST is responsible for the organization of the sport of snowmobiling, maintaining and grooming over 5,000 miles of trails. One of the oldest snowmobiling organizations in the U.S., VAST is a non-profit, private group that includes 128 clubs statewide, with over 24,000 members combined. The clubs and their steadfast volunteers, and the landowners that allow riders to cross their land are the backbone of the organization.

We are a 20-barrel craft microbrewery located in the heart of Springfield, Vermont. Originally founded in 1996, Vermont Beer Makers is one of 10 original Vermont craft breweries still in operation today. Formerly Trout River Brewing Company, Vermont Beer Makers has evolved into a brewery that is simultaneously steeped in history and driving the cutting edge of craft beer innovation. Taproom open weekdays 4:30-9:00; Friday until 10:00 pm.

Vermont Wagyu produces some of the best beef in the world by pushing the boundary on taste through restorative agricultural management, low-stress handling practices, and data-focused breeding of Wagyu (Japanese Black Cattle). We are leaders in the mapping of historic Wagyu lineages in the U.S. and in Australia to better understand the pedigrees of our dams and sires and their genetic influence on marbling. We began this story in 2008 with 20 Wagyu calves and Spring-Rock farm. Our farm, in the hills of Vermont overlooking the Connecticut River, New Hampshire, and beyond, is a special place. We think of it as a member of our family, a unique part of our story. FARM OFFICE HOURS: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9 am to 3 pm

Wellwood Orchards in Springfield, Vermont has been in business for 50+ years. Open strawberry though apple seasons. Petting zoo with farm animals and exotic birds. Holiday events.

A 472-acre private sanctuary in Southern Vermont that is available for quiet getaways, restorative individual retreats, and endless active outdoor pursuits.

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