Stay at Shelburne Farms
2021 COVID-19 Update, Inn & Restaurant
Thank you for your interest in staying at Shelburne Farms. Due to the ongoing pandemic, we have decided not to open the Inn & Restaurant in 2021. We will be hosting guests in our single-family, stand-alone cottages, May 7–October 25. Please click the green “Reserve A Room” button on any of the room descriptions below to see our current cottage availability and/or to book a stay. Don’t see dates that work for you? Add yourself to the 2021 Cottage Stay Waitlist
Our local community may order chef-prepared foods for pickup from our Farm Store! We do not have a waitlist for dining reservations.
We certainly hope to open the Inn and Restaurant for May-October 2022. Add yourself to this list to be notified when 2022 decisions are made and when online booking becomes available.
All Farm COVID updates | Inn Questions? 802-985-8498 | [email protected] | Office Hours: M-F, 9 am - 5 pm
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During COVID, the beautiful Formal Gardens are accessible from our walking trails, and you are welcome to visit them. -
The Inn is located on the shores of Lake Champlain, eight miles south of Burlington, Vermont. It is owned and operated by Shelburne Farms, a nonprofit education organization. -
As a guest of Shelburne Farms, you're invited to explore our programs and working landscape. -
Enjoy daily afternoon tea in the Tea Room, one of several lovely common rooms at the Inn. -
Unwind with a good book in the Library, another common room. -
Enjoy quiet time or chatty time with fellow guests in the Main Hall. -
Relax on the patio and savor local, farm-fresh meals at the Inn's restaurant.
Stay, learn, and experience the Farm
We look forward to welcoming you to Shelburne Farms! Your stay is a chance to get away, unwind, explore the Farm, participate in our programs and experience the beauty here.
Shelburne Farms is a nonprofit education organization whose mission is to inspire and cultivate learning for a sustainable future. Located along the shores of Lake Champlain, our home campus is a 1,400-acre working farm, forest, and National Historic Landmark. The nonprofit depends on community support through tax deductible contributions. All proceeds from your stay and dining here support the Farm’s work and education programs.
Originally the site of an Abenaki lookout, the property later became the 19th-century country home of Dr. William Seward and Lila Vanderbilt Webb. The Inn was opened as the Farm’s guest house in 1987, following the gift of the land and historic buildings at Shelburne Farms to the nonprofit that owns it today.
The house still has most of its original furnishings and fixtures. The Inn features: 24 guest rooms in the main house, 4 guest cottages, a public farm to table restaurant, beautiful flower gardens, and all of Shelburne Farms to explore and enjoy.