Nestled in Vermont's rolling hills, this charming town invites you to explore its historic city centre and vibrant arts scene. Catch a show at Chandler Centre for the Arts, then savour farm-fresh flavours at the Saturday farmers' market on Randolph's village green.
New property, everything works. The rooms have kitchens including hobs but no pots, pans, plates or cutlery so it seems a waste. Best if you have a car as nothing is walkable. We were on bicycles.
New property, everything works. The rooms have kitchens including hobs but no pots, pans, plates or cutlery so it seems a waste. Best if you have a car as nothing is walkable. We were on bicycles.
Elspeth
Reviewed September 24, 2024Reviewed September 24, 2024
Great views and quiet location. Comfortable communal areas, great walks around the surrounding forests and a wonderful spot to relax next to the lake.
A short drive to Killington and all its attractions.
Loved the cookies.
Great views and quiet location. Comfortable communal areas, great walks around the surrounding forests and a wonderful spot to relax next to the lake.
A short drive to Killington and all its attractions.
Loved the cookies.
Andrew
Reviewed October 15, 2026Reviewed October 15, 2026
We booked a stay here at the beginning of October.
The hosts were so welcoming, and gave us ideas of where to explore in the area.
The rooms were beautifully decorated, and so cosy.
Breakfast was cooked fresh every morning, and the choices were delicious. There were freshly baked cookies daily, and other complimentary snacks
I’d definitely return in a heartbeat
We booked a stay here at the beginning of October.
The hosts were so welcoming, and gave us ideas of where to explore in the area.
The rooms were beautifully decorated, and so cosy.
Breakfast was cooked fresh every morning, and the choices were delicious. There were freshly baked cookies daily, and other complimentary snacks
I’d definitely return in a heartbeat
Emma
Reviewed October 31, 2025Reviewed October 31, 2025
The manager of this Inn was very friendly and recommended a great bar in killington where I spent an enjoyable evening chatting to some equally pleasant people. I would have been happy to stay longer at the trailside inn.
The manager of this Inn was very friendly and recommended a great bar in killington where I spent an enjoyable evening chatting to some equally pleasant people. I would have been happy to stay longer at the trailside inn.
From the second the booking was made we could not have been happier. A PDF with details of everything you would need to know.
I have a disability so was sent easy access instructions for the lodge.
The room was fabilous. Clean, really well appointed with a great bathroom. Really comfy bed great pillows.
This is not a huge room BUT has more than enough for a GREAT STAY
Also as much coffee and tea as you could eish to drink!
Want breakfast? Taje the advice of the Lodge and travel 7minutes to...
From the second the booking was made we could not have been happier. A PDF with details of everything you would need to know.
I have a disability so was sent easy access instructions for the lodge.
The room was fabilous. Clean, really well appointed with a great bathroom. Really comfy bed great pillows.
This is not a huge room BUT has more than enough for a GREAT STAY
Also as much coffee and tea as you could eish to drink!
Want breakfast? Taje the advice of the Lodge and travel 7minutes to...
Catherine
Reviewed October 25, 2025Reviewed October 25, 2025
Great little B&B with amazing home cooked breakfast. Our room was a good size with an en-suite which had a lovely big shower. No coffee, TV etc in room but coffee available downstairs anytime and there was also a TV room and lounge area for use. No food allowed in rooms which keeps them clean. Bed was comfortable and towels were soft and fluffy. Nice shampoo, conditioner and shower gel provided too. Well located with access to rear through back roads so you could avoid the traffic.
Great little B&B with amazing home cooked breakfast. Our room was a good size with an en-suite which had a lovely big shower. No coffee, TV etc in room but coffee available downstairs anytime and there was also a TV room and lounge area for use. No food allowed in rooms which keeps them clean. Bed was comfortable and towels were soft and fluffy. Nice shampoo, conditioner and shower gel provided too. Well located with access to rear through back roads so you could avoid the traffic.
If you're planning a trip to Randolph, staying at a motorhome park is a great way to get to know the area. Travellers like the surrounding area for its parks. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Randolph, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What should I see in Randolph?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Randolph while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Mad River Valley. Other places not to be missed include Playhouse Movie Theatre, Chandler Music Hall and Allis State Park.
What's it like staying in a Randolph caravan park?
Reserving a spot at a caravan park is a budget-friendly option for your trip to Randolph. This type of accommodation offers you spacious grounds to park your motorhome and stay overnight in the great outdoors. You and your friends can make use of the amenities provided by many caravan parks, such as charging stations, Wi-Fi and barbecue areas.