I find Woodstock itself a little too precious and a little sterile, but if you're going for touristy, quaint Vermont you're good. And there's plenty to explore in the general area around Woodstock.

Yes. Woodstock.

Woodstock isn't really "Vermont". It's "Vermont" in the sense that a resort in Cancun is "Mexico." Same with Stowe, Manchester, etc.

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Highland Lodge in Greensboro would be a nice home base. I think some cabins allow dogs.

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Unfortunately, The Highland Lodge no longer accepts dogs, even in their cabins. It's a shame, as it's a great place and is close to hiking, kayaking, dining and so forth.

Www.houserentalvermont.com They accept dogs.