- The list below includes 39 free or cheap things to do in or near Brandon, Vermont, including 86 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Hiking Trails, Music Venue and Farms & Ranches.
- From Country Inns Along the Trail to Mount Horrid Observation Site, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Brandon and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Middlebury, Killington, Rutland and Proctor.
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Big Big on the Battenkill offers outdoor recreational activities including trout fly fishing, kayaking and tubing. They rent both tubes and kayaks with life jackets and if patrons have their own equipment, Battenkill provides drop off transportation for a fee.
48.7 Miles
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60 Institute Road, Burlington, VT 05408
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North Beach Campground & Park is a beachside park with a variety of amenities. It features picnic areas with barbecue grills, restrooms, beach access, playground areas, and a shelter capable of accommodating large groups.
48.8 Miles
North Beach Park offers a picnic area complete with tables and grills, a snack bar, restrooms, and foot showers. The park also has a reserveable shelter that can accommodate up to 80 people.
48.8 Miles
A six-screen movie theater, Claremont Cinema Center displays first-run feature films using digital projection and sound. The theater offers arcade games, 3D movies, slope seating, party hosting and a lobby snack bar with food and drinks.
48.9 Miles
Rising through Vermont, the Battenkill River is nearly 60 miles in length with many different activities for visitors. The most popular is fishing for trout, but there is also plenty of hiking, walking, canoeing, and kayaking.
49.0 Miles
Several types of cheeses are offered at The Vermont Cheese House. Visits revolve around purchasing and tasting cheeses along with a variety of wines from around the United States and specialty sweets.
49.3 Miles
The years that the artist spent in the area between the years of 1939 and 1953 are memorialized at the Norman Rockwell Exhibition. The specific pieces shown at the display focus on the community and lives of those who lived in the area.
49.5 Miles
Built in 1787, the Ethan Allen Homestead is the original historic home of Vermont's founder. The site has been preserved and converted into a living history museum that shows daily life of 18th century Vermont.