Location: Springfield
Top Things to do in Springfield
What to do and see in Springfield, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Springfield in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Gear Rentals. Discover best things to do in Springfield with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Springfield
1. Morningside Flight Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Hang gliding and paragliding are taught at this flight park in the New Hampshire mountains.
Reviewed By ABriteCreation - Bogart, Georgia
My 10 year old son. . Got off the ground 8 times in 2 days. . The guys have the patience of a saint. Very responsible cost. We also did the superman zip line and that was a blast 1,100 feet is the longest.
If you want to learn something new and exciting here you go!
2. DaVallia Art & Accents
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
DaVallia is an art boutique with a vintage,modern country flair. Walk into our shop, or browse our collections online and you'll find fine handcrafted arts and crafts with character. Each piece has a story, an identity, and a spirit. Each piece is the unique result of a vision, brought to life by an artist's hand. Couple that special character with a function and you've got art for everyday living. DaVallia was established in 2009 by artists, Michael & Jessie Alon. Michael creates art furniture and sculpture from reclaimed wood, steel, and concrete. Jessie handcrafts artisan jewelry using sterling silver, terrazzo, and semi-precious stones. Together they hand-pick and curate the works form an additional 50 artist. DaVallia's collection emulates the quality of finer metropolitan galleries while still rejoicing in the inviting, warming Vermont charm. Located in historic Chester, Vermont.
Reviewed By Jenn P
This shop has a small selection of well selected, but not particularly unique items. It feels more like a gallery than a shop due to the small selection. Nice merchandising!
3. Vermont Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 240 reviews
We are The Vermont Country Store, the Purveyors of the Practical and Hard-to-Find. Step back in time as you browse our aisles of long lost products that still work as well today as they did "back in the day!" From countless jars of penny candy to Vermont's finest selections of locally made cheese and meats, to problem-solvers for your household to toys for the littlest ones, you'll feel like you took a step back in time, and become a kid in a candy store when you walk through our doors! Check out our brand new Mildred's Market for sandwiches, soups, bakery items and much more great prepared food items. Come and visit our covered bridge and grist mill!
Reviewed By molliowa - Morrison, Illinois
We only planned for a quick stop, but ended up shopping and eating lunch for a two hour visit. This huge store has so many things to look at! Many items are from the time of my youth and prior generations so it seems like a museum, but everything is for sale. Definitely worth the short drive off the interstate to visit.
4. Springfield Cinemas 3
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Jeffery C
Customer service is the best. The owners take a lot of pride in the theater and it shows. Popcorn is always fresh. Tbe nacho chips are plentiful. First run movies and marathons too. Want to to do some gaming on a really big screen, you can do that here too. The staff is always friendly and have smiles on their faces. Even has an attached ice cream shop. Now if you coukd just get hot dog to go with ice cold soda.
5. The Fort at #4
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Kathy V - Villa Park, Illinois
This is a "Living Museum." The day we were there, they were weaving and cooking a stew. I loved walking around the fort with the guide book, but they have guided tours as well. One of my ancestors was in this fort and given the primitive and dangerous conditions here at the time, I am glad he survived! It was hard to believe that in 1740 they were in the wilderness at the edge of the world! I felt like I was in the Book: The Last of the Mohicans. The guides around the fort were well versed in their area of expertise and were fascinating to talk to! If you love history, you will love this museum!
6. Sage Jewelry and Gifts
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Sage Jewelry and Gifts is located in scenic Chester VT just off the town green. Called a "Hidden Gem" , It's worth finding! Sage Jewelry and gifts offers a beautiful collection of handcrafted jewelry made on site by Artist , owner Michele Colby Bargfrede. Sage also features American and fair trade gift items. Including glassware, slate items, art, maple products, socks, scarves, soaps, candles and much more. Sage also offers Chester's ONLY Jewelry repair service as well as restringing and custom design. Sage also offers pearl and bead stringing serves to the trade. You will also find The Polish pottery gift shop inside Sage Jewelry and Gifts.
Reviewed By beachlovernewengland - new england
A good place to browse for gifts and fun stuff. The very pleasant owner makes jewelry and is most helpful. The village of Chester has many nice shops and restaurants to visit. Do not miss Sage!Thank you so much for taking the time to review my shop. Your kind words are appreciated. Michele, Sage jewelry and gifts
7. Wilgus State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Lauralanglois - Hudson, New Hampshire
Memorial Day weekend, site 4, which is beautiful and right on the CT river.
Perfect spot for kayaking, hiking Mt Ascutney and exploring the Vermont countryside. Great launch pad to see Queechie, Woodstock, Harland, Claremont, etc. Ascutney state park is right down the street, and you can either hike from the bottom or drive to almost the top via the auto road and then hike the 1m hike around the top to the hang gliding spot.
There's a great canoe launch at Wilgus, but we will be driving to Windsor tomorrow to take a shuttle and kayak about 15m of the CT river tomorrow. :)
Campground is impeccable, bathrooms are super clean. shower was tiled beautifully but I was sorely disappointed by the lukewarm water. That won't keep me from coming back though LOL. Great place for sure
8. Country On The Common
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
An inspired collection of locally made apparel and handcrafted Vermont treasures. Home of Sharon’s Shawls and Scarves.
Reviewed By MarievJv - New York
Different women's wear,scarfs ,poncho, neck warmers,,and a few things the lady of the store makes herself a nice variety. Would recommend stopping in.Thank you for your excellent review. It is most appreciated!
9. Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Angela E - East Barre, Vermont
This little schoolhouse is must see on your travels to Springfield. 1st and foremost it is a throwback to a simpler time when there was 1 room schoolhouses. Desks are still there along with books, pencils, maps, etc. There is also lots of information about the actual schoolhouse on the inside and out. The covered bridge and the grounds surrounding are beautiful to look at too. There is also travel information available too located on the property.
10. The Great Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By LindyLoo57 - Springfield, Vermont
The Great Hall is located in the medical complex which is a beautiful building in itself. The Hall features changing artists so you never know what you will see. They also have concerts, community events etc. Well maintained and clean. The only weird part is that a pharmacy is situated right in the middle of this area!
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