Morrisville, VT is a charming village of about 2,000 residents. While the village might be tiny in size, there’s plenty to do if you’re looking for a change of scenery and a place to relax for a few days. If you’re curious to know more, read on to learn why Morrisville is a hidden gem in America that’s ideal for an unassuming weekend getaway in one of the best small towns in Vermont.

Morrisville is easy to get to! It'll only take an hour to reach this unassuming village for a weekend getaway in Vermont by VT-15 East if you're coming from Burlington.
Morristown Centennial Library, 7 Richmond St, Morrisville, VT 05661, USA
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During your visit, make sure to stop by the local library to appreciate the building's Colonial Revival Style architecture.
Perhaps one of the most well-known landmarks in the unassuming village of Morrisville is the Bijou theater. In addition to its old-school charm, you'll get to enjoy both classic and contemporary films on one of its four screens.
Bijou Cineplex 4, 4 Portland St, Morrisville, VT 05661, USA
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If you'd like to learn about the local history in this unassuming village in Vermont, spend some time at the Noyes House Museum to find out what life was like in this part of Vermont during the 19th century.
Noyes House Museum, 122 Lower Main St, Morristown, VT 05661, USA
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Add Cady's Falls Botanical Gardens to your list of places to visit during your weekend in Morrisville if you're a fan of plants.
Cady's Falls Botanical Gardens, 637 Duhamel Rd, Morristown, VT 05661, USA
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Stop by the Rock Art Brewery for a refreshing beer or two after spending the day exploring Morrisville.
Rock Art Brewery, 632 Laporte Rd, Morristown, VT 05661, USA
Tripadvisor/ Jean-Maxime Labonte
You can also head to Lost Nation Brewing for a bite and beer tasting as well.
Lost Nation Brewing, 87 Creamery Rd, Morrisville, VT 05661, USA
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There is so much to see and do in this charming small town that you can easily make a day or more of it.
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Aside from touring around Morrisville, plan to stay at a Vrbo vacation rental like this stunning Victorian home located in the downtown area.

 

After escaping to Morrisville for the weekend, take a look at these unassuming villages and towns for a getaway in Vermont for ideas of where to go on your next adventure. Make sure to follow the Facebook page of the Noyes House Museum for more information on this unique historic center.

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Best Small Towns In Vermont

Raymond Goldfield | January 23, 2024

Where Can I Find The Best Small Towns In Vermont?

The Green Mountain State is full of amazing small towns that make perfect weekend getaways, and these are three of our favorites besides Morrisville.

  • Woodstock is located in the southern part of Vermont, making it perfect for a day trip from several other states. This town of about 3,000 has a good mix of natural attractions and cultural ones. Sugarbrush Farm is home to farm animals, rows of maple trees, and one of Vermont's smallest churches. The rustic small town is also surrounded by a national historic park, a charming downtown, and even one of the state's most beautiful covered bridges.
  • Putney is located about 30 minutes outside of Keene, and this tiny town is a true gem in the wintertime. Sights like its roadside barn are even more beautiful when covered with snow, and its downtown sits alongside the water for some incredible views. So what to do when in town? A classic small-town diner is a favorite gathering spot, and the town is home to a rustic winery and a store specializing in maple products.
  • Franklin is one of the most remote areas of Vermont, spanning around 40 miles along the Canadian border. It's usually not much of a travel destination - until the weather gets hot. Then everyone's ready to head to Lake Carmi, the fourth largest lake in Vermont and one of the state's most beautiful spots. Spanning about 1,500 acres, it abuts a camping site so you can stay overnight at this popular spot for fishing, swimming, and kayaking. It's also located in a dog-friendly park, so Fido can come!

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Morrisville, Morristown, VT 05661, USA