




Discover a magical getaway at Sky Meadow, a unique Vermont retreat designed for large groups, family reunions, and small weddings in the heart of Greensboro. Since 1990, this property has embodied the eclectic, nature-loving, and free-spirited attitude Vermont is known for, offering a rustic sanctuary for those looking to reconnect with themselves and the beauty of the outdoors.
The property features 15 bedrooms and 15 beds, with 3 shared bathrooms, accommodating up to 16 guests. The heart of the estate is the Retreat Barn, a central hub featuring a lounge, dining area, and a large yoga floor perfect for group activities. This space is equipped with a coffee and tea bar—complete with local Vermont honey—a soapstone woodstove for cozy winter fires, a Bluetooth-enabled sound system, and various musical instruments, books, and puzzles. The barn includes three homey bunk-style bedrooms on the main level, the Sunflower and Lavender rooms on the lower level with views of berry patches, and two private upper-level suites, the Sunrise and Sunset Suites, which each offer their own kitchenette.
Beyond the barn, guests can explore the simple life in seasonal accommodations available from June to September, including charming cabins, cottages, a yurt, and a cob-built 'Hobbit House.' These seasonal structures typically offer small kitchenettes, electricity, and woodstoves.
Outdoor shared spaces include:
Located in the Northeast Kingdom, this historic property evolved from a 19th-century dairy farm into a consciously restored retreat. Guests should note that the rural, mountainous terrain includes many gravel roads; AWD vehicles, winter tires, or chains are strongly recommended during winter and early spring 'mud season.'
Practical Information:
Experience the one-of-a-kind spirit of Vermont at this rustic and rejuvenating sanctuary.
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