Common Ground Center

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473 Tatro Rd

Starksboro, VT 05487

+1 (802) 453-2592

http://www.cgcvt.org

Common Ground Center is an education and retreat center on gorgeous 700 acres in the heart of Vermont. Our signature program is Camp Common Ground, a week long all-inclusive family vacation. Unplug and reconnect with your family through arts, good food, nature exploration, and community. Our site is also available for rentals to weddings, family reunions, and corporate groups. We can accommodate up to 150 overnight guests in May through October and up to 30 overnight guests between November and April. Call us to register or schedule a tour today!

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5.04 reviews

liz m.

5/15/2014

We've gone for the family camp twice and we were there this weekend for their twentieth anniversary weekend. We are returning again this July. My kids talk about camp all year long and it has...

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MaryAnn L.

6/17/2019

I'll be honest - I was a little nervous coming here. I actually visited for a weekend work retreat and although I'm not much of a camper per se, I loved every minute of it. They had several unique...

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Laurie P.

6/10/2019

My company just had a 4-day work retreat here and we loved every minute of our stay. Beautiful surroundings - a small lake for swimming, woods for hiking, spaces for outdoor and indoor play,...

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Alyssa K.

5/21/2015

We had our wedding at the Common Ground Center this May and I cannot begin to describe how amazing it was! We were able to rent the entire camp, so the majority of our guests stayed in rustic...

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