Shearer Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast

297 Shearer Hill Road P.O. Box 1453, Wilmington, Vermont 05363
Innkeeper(s): Bill and Patti Puseys
 
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  • Introduction

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    Shearer Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast - Wilmington, Vermont
    Shearer Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast
     Innkeepers Bill and Patti hope that you'll give them a call and plan a trip to Vermont. You'll be greeted when you arrive with a warm welcome and hot cup of coffee. Whether you're planning to check out the sites, or simply relax at the B&B, Bill and Patti will help you plan each day so that you have the best weekend or extended vacation possible.

    Plan a Spring Vacation
    If you haven't experienced maple sugaring first hand, we have great news! If you stay with us in the spring, generally throughout March and sometimes into early April, you can join us for maple sugaring in our very own private sugarhouse. We're the only Vermont bed and breakfast that we know of with their own sugarhouse.
    Plan a Summer Vacation
    Whether you're interested in championship golf, hiking, mountain biking, or music, it's all right here in Southern Vermont! In fact, The Long Trail is a hiking path traveling 265 miles north/south the entire length of Vermont and is only a 30 minute drive from us. Mount Snow championship golf course, a mountain biking facility, Orvis fly fishing instruction, gift shops, a quilting store, petting farm, winery, large flea market, ferry boat tours and more are only a few minutes away.
    Enjoy the Fall Foilage
    Every year visitors from all over New England and abroad visit us to enjoy the splendor of Vermont's fall foliage. We hope you'll be our next new guest. We'll make sure your Vermont bed and breakfast vacation, whether it's just for the weekend, or for longer is entertaining and relaxing.
    Plan a Winter Vacation
    Sure, we're only a short drive from one of New Englands' most well-known ski resorts, Mount Snow, and Haystack Mountain ski area, but there's also a lot more to do besides skiing and snowboarding. There's even winter tubing and sleigh rides to a log cabin way back in the woods. For those who are really adventureous, not far away in the snowiest part of southern Vermont you can go for a snowmobile tour into the Green Mountain National Forest.

    Rates: $70 - $105

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