Seyon Lodge

This park is one of seven parks in the Groton State Forest. These parks are all within close proximity to one another (some within walking distance) and entry to one provides free entry to all. Combined, the parks offer a range of activities and attractions.

Welcome

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One of Vermont’s best kept secrets, Seyon Lodge State Park provides rustic and welcoming facilities in the midst of the inspiring beauty of Groton State Forest. Situated on the pristine shores of Noyes Pond, the lodge provides year-round lodging and meeting facilities for individual groups, including small conferences, retreats, and gatherings.

Private rooms with shared bathrooms accommodate up to 16 overnight guests. There is a fully equipped commercial kitchen in which staff prepare meals, catering to the whims of your guests.

The Lodge at Seyon is situated within the 27,000 acres of Groton State Forest. The secluded setting allows guests to enjoy some of the most beautiful and undisturbed natural scenery in Vermont. Wildlife abounds and hiking and cross-country ski trails provide easy access to the solitude of the surrounding forests. Fly fishing for native brook trout on Noyes Pond is considered among the best in Vermont. Boat rentals for fly fishing only are available at the park. There is no swimming at Noyes Pond, but swimming is offered at the nearby Boulder Beach State Park, also located in the Groton State Forest.

Overnight Accommodations

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Seyon Lodge offers all the best of Vermont, from the beautiful tranquility of Vermont’s state parks to the quiet, rustic charm of its B&Bs and Inns. Our comfortable accommodations teamed with the surrounding beauty of nature, our warm hospitality, great tasting healthy food, and a number of nearby attractions make for an enjoyable overnight stay.

Accommodation:

• 8 private, country-style rooms, each furnished with linens, towels, and quilts or blankets
• shared baths
• a total capacity for 16 overnight guests
• a variety of possible sleeping arrangements
• free wifi connection throughout the lodge
• full service meals upon request
• a quiet and cozy common room with fireplace
• full use of the park and all it has to offer

Renting the entire lodge: Groups may rent the entire lodge up to 11 months in advance. The cost is $750 per night Mon-Thu, and $800 Fri-Sun. There is an additional 9% VT rooms tax. This includes sole use of the lodge’s 8 bedrooms (up to 16 people), living room with fireplace, and conference center. A delicious continental breakfast is included. Payment of one night is required at the time of reservation. The balance can be paid to the park on checkout, along with meals.

Reservations: Reservations can be made by calling the park directly. Groups may reserve the entire lodge up to eleven months in advance starting at 9am on the first business day of the month.

Payment: Payment for 1 night is due in full at the time of reservation.

The cancellation policy (entire lodge): Cancel 60 days or more in advance and receive 100% refund, minus $10 cancellation fee. Cancel 59-31 days in advance and receive 50% refund. Cancel less than 30 days in advance and there will be no refund of deposit.

Dining

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We strive to offer the freshest, most creative and authentic Vermont meals to our guests at Seyon Lodge, by serving Vermont's finest in-season produce, regionally raised meat and dairy. Our products are from places such as Cabot Creamery, Four Corners Farm, and the Vermont Butter & Cheese Company. With our seasonal menu, our meals give you all the warmth of a dinner at home, but add little touches of elegance for all of the style of an expensive night out.

At Seyon Lodge, we are happy to prepare breakfast and dinner for you. We will gladly accommodate most dietary needs and and we pride ourselves on creating healthy, filling, affordable meals.

Pricing ranges from $6 - $10 for breakfasts, $16 for lunches, and $20 - $25 for dinners. A Vermont meals tax of 9% will be charged in addition to meal price.

Fly fishing

Noyes Pond is perhaps the biggest draw here at Seyon Lodge, offering Vermont's sole public fly fishing-only pond. The pond offers a remote setting that anglers appreciate as much for its quiet sense of solitude as for the breeding ground it creates for native square tail brook trout. Rental row boats are available and are the only boats allowed on the pond. We have a Frequent Flyer Anglers Pass that provides unlimited fishing and boat rentals for only $125 per season.

Row boat rentals: $7.50 per hour, $25 for half day (4 to 6 hours), $40 per day (dawn to dusk), plus Vermont Sales Tax.

For more information, please either call the park at 802.584.3829 or stop by in person. Boats are offered on a first come, first serve basis. Reservations are possible by calling the park.

Meetings, Gatherings, and Conferences

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Seyon Lodge State Park is a great place to hold your group's next conference, craft session, shower, or meeting. Moderately sized, accommodating up to 30 people, the conference center provides an escape from the office to set and realize goals, conduct employee training, or focus on the tasks at hand. Customize the conference facility to fit your organization’s needs from a highly professional to a more relaxed, casual setting. Free Wi-Fi (wireless internet) connection is available throughout the lodge. Lodge and conference room are universally accessible.

The friendly lodge staff can accommodate you throughout the day, providing delicious coffee and teas, fresh baked goods, and healthy, affordable lunches. Depending on the season, you may wish to take advantage of other spots within the park to hold your meeting: on the beautiful wrap-around porch, or outside near Noyes Pond. A mid-day break for fishing, a short hike, or a sit by the pond can really stir up some creativity!

Chairs and tables are provided. Mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks are available.

Pricing: $350 per day for non-profit organizations, $400 per day otherwise.

Weddings and Ceremonies

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The park accommodates both outdoor services for up to 150 people and indoor ceremonies of up to 30 guests. Our friendly innkeepers are happy to discuss the various options with you.

Overnight lodging is available, and though the park is pristine and secluded, it is only 10 miles from Interstate 91 and 45 minutes from Montpelier. We offer catering options and our prices are affordable.

Pricing:

•  Up to 50 people = $500 site fee, and includes a 9% Vermont Rooms Tax.
• 50-150 people = $1,500 site fee. This provides the use of park grounds and day-use entry for guests.

Call the park at 802-584-3829 to ask questions, arrange a tour or to simply get more information.

Park Interpreter

This park has a park interpreter offering fun, hands-on activities in the new nearby Groton Nature Center. Interpreters are park staff solely dedicated to helping you learn more about the natural and cultural history of the park. Some popular activities include night hikes, nature crafts and games, campfire programs and amphibian explorations.

Check out the of current events to see some of the programs planned during your visit.