On April 12, 2014
Killington

Mountain Meadows Lodge

Mountain Meadows Lodge is a favorite Vermont Country Inn Bed and Breakfast in Killington known for great dining, family-friendly lodging and travel, Vermont weddings, New England wedding receptions, family reunions, business meetings and church retreats – in any season. Located on the Appalachian Trail (AT) and Kent Pond in Killington, surrounded by National Forest and State Park lands, our history-rich, environmentally-friendly, lakeside resort is tucked away in a quiet and serene corner of this small New England town.

Visit Website | Email: [email protected] | Phone: (802) 775-1010

Address: 285 Thundering Brook Rd, Killington, VT 05751

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