Quechee Gorge Village

"Quechee Gorge Village is a great place. We recommend this Village."

"We had a great day on a great Fall day at Quechee Gorge Village. The store full of Alpaca merch was great. Lots of nice items, very reasonably priced. Just outside is the petting pen. Perhaps a dozen animals. Very friendly, very pettable. The General Store had your typical Vermont tourist items. Cheese, syrup, tees, &c. Still fairly priced.We needed syrup anyways, so… The candy shop was crazy. I really didn’t know there were so many ways to package a pound of sugar The antique market was quite large. It kept going and going! Nice stuff. Mostly decent prices. The Toy Museum was interesting as well. I think we saw it all, but I would still go back!"

"We visited over the weekend and loved the stores there is a huge antique store a couple floors never seen so many antiques all in one place .The sweet spot candy store was has amazing fudge. I believe it was the general store next to that was very cute also we got few nice sweatshirts ,pants,couple nick knacks from our visit here.definitely worth stopping in and checking out all the stores ,i believe there was a winery or brewery at the end of mall we didn't go in that one. They had alpaca s out back and a little restaurant in the parking lot."

"Great place to find a variety of antiques and Vermont made items like Cabot cheese and maple syrup. For locals the 3 lb blocks of Cabot here currently at $15.99 are less than or equal to the grocery store prices. There's something new in the antique section every time I stop by. Mall is connected inside to multiple other great shops I plan to post separately about. Though it no longer has the train which was great for kids, make sure to check out the toy store and live alpacas if you're stopping by with children! There's also a candy store and so much more."

"This was a nice place. Prices were high. They had a feew rescue alpacas that you can feed. If you try to pet them they will spit. There is a very nice antique toy area and a large selection of eclectic antiques. They are a little over priced but you can negotiate. Well worth your time. Also go into Quechee and see the covered bridge. They have a glass blowing factory on the water. Plenty of picture taking opportunities. I went in the fall and in the winter during a snow storm. Pictures turned out fantastic."