Getting Through It Together

• Lodging for out-of-state residents is currently limited and quarantine restrictions are in place. Please review the full guidance before booking. Operators may require a copy of a Vermont driver’s license or a signed document from the guest(s) attesting they meet the quarantine requirement.
• Any resident or non-resident, traveling into Vermont for anything other than an essential purpose, must immediately self-quarantine according to the requirements as outlined by the Vermont Department of Health. This quarantine requirement cannot be completed at a commercial lodging establishment, short-term rental, campground or marina.
• Vermont's welcome centers are closed, but portable toilets are available.

Be Smart, Stay Safe Guidance in Vermont

• Outdoor restaurants and bars have reopened, though at a limited capacity.  Reservations are required and members of only 2 households and 10 total people may be seated at the same table. Read the full outdoor restaurant guidance for more restrictions.
• Non-essential retail has reopened, but under strict reduced occupancy and mandatory health requirements. Read the full retail guidance for further restrictions.
• Hair salons and barbers have reopened, though at a limited capacity. Read the full guidance for further restrictions. Other close contact businesses including gymnasiums, fitness centers and similar exercise facilities, spas and tattoo parlors have reopened under specific guidelines and restrictions.
• State Parks are currently closed through June 26, 2020. Some day-use areas are accessible but are not prepped for the season, do not have restrooms or other services available and are not staffed.
• To encourage social distancing, Vermonters and visitors have been asked to not gather in groups of more than 25.