- The list below includes 41 free or cheap things to do in or near Proctor, Vermont, including 79 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Castles, Art Gallery and National & State Parks.
- From Wilson Castle to Vermont Marble Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Proctor and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Killington, Rutland, Ludlow and Brandon.
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Queensbury's Regal Cinema is a branch of the Regal Cinema chain of movie theaters. It screens first-run movies with digital video and sound. The theater also runs frequent specials and combo deals.
39.9 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.
40.0 Miles
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.
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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.
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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.
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Feeder Canal Trail offers beautiful views of the lush plant life that changes drastically through the seasons. The canal trails offer hiking and cycling, as well as kayaking through the waterway.
40.8 Miles
A spot for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, Arrowhead Recreational Area offers varying slopes of difficulty for its visitors. The area also has interlacing trails that pass through pine groves.
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The Rockwell Exhibition & Gift Shop is a collection of the works of the famed American artist Norman Rockwell. The facility also sells a wide array of prints and collectibles related to Rockwell's work.
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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.
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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.