Family Things To Do in Orleans, Vermont

overview: Operates the Old Stone House Museum There are 23 rooms of permanent exhibits including 11 ' town rooms' representing 11 of the 18 towns in the county. Today, the museum complex includes the Cyrus Eaton House (1834), ... More on MuseumStuff.com

The Museum is located in the Brownington Village Historic District, amidst 19th century homes and a church, surrounded by farmland. Located in a quiet and picturesque Northeast Kingdom village, the... More on MuseumsUSA.org

We were very lucky to have a group event at the Old Stone House Museum recently. On a perfect summer evening we gathered and explored the grounds and were treated to a private tour of the museums n... More on TripAdvisor

This is a New England-style course. The signature hole, nicknamed the "saucer," is #13, a 139-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot to green completely surrounded by sand bunkers and moguls. In additio... More on Golf.com

The restaurant is great and the staff is very friendly . More on golflink.com

It's not a big place. There's water and ice cream. More on GeckoGo

Eden Dogsledding offers educational sledding adventures for families or couples – Snow sledding in ... More on TripAdvisor

Our kids love dogs, and for them getting to meet these dogs and spend three hours petting them and harnes... More on TripAdvisor

Nice secluded trail about 1 mile in length. This trail is poorly desighned and needs los of drainage work, so its best not to take when wet. Is a fun loop that takes about 20 minutes. This is prett... More on trails.mtbr.com

This is a fun trail, for al riders. I would put this as a beginner to intermediate loop. It should take about a half hour to complete. The trail can be extremely wet especially after hevy rain, but... More on trails.mtbr.com

This trail is a fun short trek up above the town of Jay, and takes you down into Westfield(not all the way). It starts off with a lung buster climb, but after that is cruising through old logging r... More on trails.mtbr.com

I love this ride, a new one for the area and it is great, with a good up to down ratio. it starts with about a mile of climbing to reach a ridge top, then it's almost all downhill from there. There... More on trails.mtbr.com

They have cast iron bakeware, garbage pails, every kind of fastener and screw you can imagine, flypaper, and organic produce grown right in Greensboro. More on insiderpages.com