Vergennes Vacations

This free lakeside museum showcases Lake Champlain's maritime history through artifacts and shipwreck exhibits. Board the replica Revolutionary War gunboat Philadelphia II for a hands-on historical experience.

This historic site on Lake Champlain's shore reveals 7,500 years of Native American and colonial history. Explore the tavern-museum's artifacts while enjoying scenic mountain views from the walking trails.

Vergennes Falls Park showcases a picturesque waterfall on Otter Creek, providing a peaceful natural retreat in Vermont's smallest city. Enjoy a picnic while watching the cascading waters.

Discover Lake Champlain's shoreline beauty and unique button-like clay formations at this tranquil state park. Hike through mature hardwoods to panoramic vistas or enjoy the swimming pool with Adirondack Mountain views.

Built in 1897, Vergennes City Hall houses a historic Opera House known for exceptional acoustics. Catch an intimate jazz, opera, or theater performance in this cultural gem of Vermont.

This historic lakeside site chronicles 7,500 years of Native American and French colonial history through compelling artifacts. Explore the museum's exhibits, then enjoy a picnic with spectacular views of Lake Champlain.

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Ross Sheehan Studio during your trip to Vergennes. Stroll along the riverfront or visit the churches while you're in the area.

A sanctuary for thousands of migrating snow geese each fall, Dead Creek offers prime wildlife viewing across diverse wetlands. Explore well-maintained trails with binoculars in hand for the best birdwatching experience.