Gay bed and breakfast vermont

Find out why it’s been serving the Men’s Community for almost two decades. If you love winter sports and a good party, this is your event.

When is the Montpelier Pride Fest and Parade?

Mark your calendar for May 31, 2024.

It’s close to Sugarbush Resort, so you’re never far from outdoor fun.

LGBTQ+ Friendly Bed and Breakfasts in Vermont

• Made Inn Vermont (Burlington): A boutique B&B with artsy decor, stunning views of Lake Champlain, and a welcoming atmosphere that’s earned it top honors.

• Moose Meadow Lodge (Waterbury): This gay-owned B&B is nestled on 86 acres with hiking trails, a trout pond, and a one-of-a-kind treehouse stay.

• Inn on Putney Road (Brattleboro): A gay-friendly B&B in a charming 1929 French colonial manor, just a short walk from downtown Brattleboro.

• South Shire Inn (Bennington): A relaxing escape in a Victorian inn from 1887, located in the picturesque village of Bennington.

  For more info about Rock River Gay Beach, visit https://www.frogmeadow.com/rock-river-vermont/.

  
  
  Exploring LGBT-Friendly Brattleboro

  If you’re looking to explore the area, be sure to plan a visit to Brattleboro. You’ll find plenty to do:

  • Church Street Marketplace: Perfect for shopping, dining, and maybe a little people-watching.

  • Waterfront Park: Stroll along Lake Champlain and take in those gorgeous views.

  • Pride Center of Vermont: Stop by for resources or just to connect with the community.

  Stowe

  This mountain town is picture-perfect any time of year:

  • Winter: Hit the slopes at Stowe Mountain Resort.

    With 63 private acres and a location just five minutes from Rock River’s gay nude beach, this all-male resort the perfect place to relax and unwind.

    
    Frog Meadow’s six suites, rooms, and cottagesfeature comfy beds with premium bed linens and other high-quality amenities.

    You’ll love our comfortable lodging and friendly atmosphere.

    Nestled in Historic Milton Village, we are 25 minutes north of Burlington, a half hour south of St. Albans, and 90 minutes from Montreal.

    Visiting Burlington, Milton, or the Champlain Valley?

    Read on to see what makes Vermont such a special place for LGBTQ+ travelers.

    Ready to discover everything you need to know about Gay Vermont? And there are plenty of LGBTQ+ friendly spots that will make you feel right at home.

    Dedicated Gay Resorts in Vermont

    • Frog Meadow Farm: This is an all-male, gay B&B and massage haven located in gay-friendly southeast Vermont.

      His no-nonsense philosophy on massage is that the body, mind, and spirit are intricately intertwined components of the whole being.

    Using the Sampler House B & B as their base of operations, our visitors enjoy Vermont's beautiful countryside including our exquisite foliage season. All are welcome here.

  LGBTQ+ Specific Venues

  • Fox Market and Bar (East Montpelier): Vermont’s first dedicated LGBTQ+ bar in 15 years.

    The leaves turn every shade of red, orange, and yellow you can imagine. Fly into nearby Bradley International Airport in Hartford or Boston Logan International Airport.

    Vermont Breakfast Served Daily

    Breakfast is served each morning, and may include buckwheat pancakes with blueberry maple syrup, Belgian waffles, eggs Benedict or our special Grand Marnier French Toast topped with Ben & Jerry's vanilla ice cream.

    Here’s a quick rundown:

    Fall (September to November)

    • Peak Foliage: Vermont in the fall is like stepping into a postcard. It’s a favorite spot for skiing and snowboarding.

    • Summer/Fall: Hike the trails or take a scenic drive through the mountains when the leaves are turning.

    • January: Don’t miss the Winter Rendezvous, a gay ski week that’s as fun as it sounds.

    Montpelier

    The state capital might be small, but Montpelier, Vermont, is full of charm:

    • May: Check out the Montpelier Pride Fest and Parade—it’s a great way to kick off the summer.

    • Vermont State House: Take a tour and soak up some history.

    • Hubbard Park: Hike up for some amazing views of the city.

    Brattleboro

    If artsy and progressive is your vibe, Brattleboro’s got you covered:

    • Gallery Walks: Explore local art studios and galleries.

    • Farmers Markets: Taste the best of Vermont’s local food scene.

    • Rock River Gay Beach: Just a short drive away, this clothing-optional spot is perfect for a summer dip.

    Woodstock

    Woodstock, Vermont, is a step back in time, in the best way:

    • Billings Farm & Museum: Learn about Vermont’s farming history.

    • Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park: Wander through trails and historic sites.

    • Downtown: Shop and grab a bite in this charming town center.

    Waterbury

    Ice cream lovers, this one’s for you:

    • Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Factory: Take a tour and sample some flavors—because why not?

    • Camel’s Hump State Park: Lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails.

    • Breweries and Cider Mills: Sip on some local brews and ciders.

    Mad River Valley

    This area is pure Vermont, with scenery straight out of a postcard:

    • Scenic Drives and Covered Bridges: Perfect for a lazy day exploring the countryside.

    • Winter: Ski at Sugarbush Resort—less crowded but just as fun.

    • Summer: Cool off in one of the local swimming holes or hike the lush trails.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How welcoming is Vermont for LGBTQ+ travelers?

    In a nutshell, Vermont is as welcoming as they come.

    

    Before the summer ends, queer travelers – specifically gay, bi, and trans men – should consider a weekend getaway to Frog Meadow Oasis for Men in southern Vermont.