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Twin Farms

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Vermont's secret season: sugaring, spring rivers, and the woods waking up.

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When to go to Twin Farms

Our pick
March, May and November to December

Vermont's secret season: sugaring, spring rivers, and the woods waking up.

Avoid
April

Twin Farms closes for the whole month for its mud-season refresh while Vermont is at its muddiest with melting snow, bare grey woods, and trails officially shut, so there is nothing to come for.

The hotel, up close

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What Sets It Apart

Sinclair Lewis's former Vermont farm, now 300 adults-only acres of designed rooms and treehouses

Signature suite
Fine dining
Spa & wellness
Ski / mountain
Wine cellar
Fireside

Common questions about Twin Farms

When is the best time to visit Twin Farms?

The best months to visit Twin Farms are March, May and November to December. Vermont's secret season: sugaring, spring rivers, and the woods waking up. Vermont's secret season: sugaring, spring rivers, and the woods waking up. Stick season: bare trees, wood fires, and the year's quietest luxury.

What makes Twin Farms special?

Adults-only all-inclusive Relais & Châteaux retreat on 300 wooded acres, formerly Sinclair Lewis's farm, with individually designed rooms, cottages, and treehouses.

When is the worst time to visit Twin Farms?

The months to avoid at Twin Farms are April. Twin Farms closes for the whole month for its mud-season refresh while Vermont is at its muddiest with melting snow, bare grey woods, and trails officially shut, so there is nothing to come for.