Location: Putney
Top Things to do in Putney
The 9 Best Things to do in Putney, Vermont (VT)
Putney is a town in Windham County, Vermont, United States. The population was 2,702 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Putney
1. Green Mountain Spinnery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Green Mountain Spinnery has become a destination for knitters. What they find is the unexpected. Our yarn mill is cobbled together from a group of antique machines and new technology wedged into a building converted from an old gas station at the off ramp of I-91 in Putney Vermont. We make thousands of pounds of yarn each year for individual farmers, yarn shops and knitters. There is nothing like seeing the raw fleeces washed to fluffy softness, blended to magical colors, and spun to yarns you want to touch and wear. Our yarn shop is open 9-5:30pm Monday - Friday, 10-5:30pm Saturday, and 12-4pm Sunday.
2. Vermont Shepherd
3. Antidote Books
4. Harlows Sugar House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By EvaTakacs
Please go pick your own blueberries right now, July 2020. The farm is wonderful, with big bushes dripping with fat tasty blueberries! It took us no time at all to pick a gallon bucket. A fun activity for the whole family. The farm was recently taken over by the grandson of the previous owner, and he is working hard at bringing it back to its former glory. Along with the blueberries we also saw raspberries and blackberries. We will also come back in the winter to check out the maple syrup making process.
5. Santa's Land USA
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Season Opening June 22, 2018 Santa's Land USA - For 60 years Santa's Land has been a New England, family tradition! Visit with Santa, unlimited rides and attractions, gift shop, sweet shop and Santa’s Mill. A New England Tradition! Located in the foothills of Vermont’s beautiful Green Mountains. Come join us at 655 Bellows Falls Rd. Putney, Vermont 05346 Take 1-91 - 2 Hrs. From Boston - 1 hr 30 mins. Hartford, CT. Admission: Day Passes $12.95 (ages 2-64) $10.95 (ages 65 +) Santa’s Land will be open every Saturday and Sunday up until Christmas.
Reviewed By heidiwc79
Yes Virgina there is a Santa Claus....My husband and I took our 3yr old son to Santa's Land this past wknd. My grandparents brought me there when I was a child and my mom when she was a child. I was too young to remember the details, but I always remembered the place " Santa's Land" and the feeling associated with being there. I will never forget that. I was looking forward to reigniting my childhood memories. Upon entering through the cute, quaint gift shop the spirit of Christmas comes upon you. My little boy's eyes lit up with excitement. We paid the very reasonable fee and proceeded down the snowy, blue tunnel, the gateway to the park. Within minutes we saw Santa on top of the hill who made his way over to us to interact with our son who was mesmerized. We then proceeded to explore the park. We fell in love with the nostalgic atmosphere. It really takes you back in time..to a simpler place. The train, the slides, the mini golf, the carousel from Coney Island, the kiddie rides was just enough to entertain our little one without over loading him ..not to mention how he loved to explore the park itself. It reminds you of an enchanted forest. He met a new friend his age and they spent an hour running up and down the hills, around the trees while their imaginations ran wild. A perfect ending to a great day. I felt compelled to write a review because I truly look at the new owner David, as a local hero who I have so much respect and admiration for. For him to take such a leap of faith, financially, physically and mentally to preserve a park that holds so many treasured memories for generations going back to the 1950's is nothing short of amazing and he should be commended. May God bless this park and draw people in from across the country. It's a treasure for children in so many ways. And for the grinches who leave bad reviews... this park is for the children who will surely carry the memory of their visit with them for life! Even more of a reason why I really take my hat off to the new owner for his effort and sacrifice to breath life into Santa's Land again not for the sake of wealth, but for the love of park.
6. Hidden Springs Maple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Hidden Springs Maple is a family maple farm located in Putney, Vermont. We offer 100% natural and organic maple syrup tapped on family farms in Vermont. Currently our farm store is closed due to COVID-19; however, you can find our products on our website and at restaurants and specialty stores throughout the US.
7. Yellow Barn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Since 1969, Yellow Barn has gathered together musicians at various stages of their careers, ranging from conservatory students to internationally renowned professionals. For five weeks, Yellow Barn creates an ideal environment for creative exploration and expression, resulting in a series of extraordinary public performances. Each season's repertoire is unique, spanning a wide range of eras and genres, offering infinite insights into chamber music--for performers, composers and audiences alike.
8. Putney Mountain Winery and Spirits
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Putney Mountain Winery is a small, family-owned winery that has been making award-winning fruit wines since the 1990's. The winery is focused on enriching local economy, funding local agriculture, and creating wines that showcase the rich flavors of the mountains.
Reviewed By GardenGal600 - South Hadley, United States
They have great sulfate free fruit wines. Due to COVID, the tasting was in the parking lot, but it was still fun. We got pear wine and it was delicious!!
9. Green Mountain Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
