Moose Meadow Lodge & Treehouse
Quick Facts
Why Duxbury & the Mad River Valley
Duxbury sits in Central Vermont’s Washington County along the Winooski River and Route 100, on the flanks of Camel’s Hump, one of Vermont’s most iconic peaks and its highest undeveloped summit at 4,083 feet. The town borders the wider Mad River Valley, home to Sugarbush and Mad River Glen ski areas, craft breweries along the “IPA highway,” and the scenic Duxbury Window overlook.
Moose Meadow Lodge is a genuinely magical treehouse stay that doubles as a popular elopement venue, with hosts Greg and Willie named constantly for their warmth and home-cooked breakfasts.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Duxbury, on the flanks of Camel’s Hump
- Setting: Popular elopement venue, genuinely magical
- Site type: Treehouse
- Amenities: Elopement packages, chef-prepared breakfasts, warm even in cold months, hot water
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Ask about elopement packages. This is a genuinely popular venue for exactly that, with dedicated options available.
Hike the Camel’s Hump Loop. The 6.4-mile round trip from the Duxbury side climbs to Vermont’s highest undeveloped peak.
Save room for Willie’s home-cooked breakfast. It’s a genuine highlight reviewers mention constantly.
What to Do Around Here
- The Camel’s Hump Loop, a 6.4-mile round-trip summit hike
- Chef-prepared breakfasts each morning
- Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, both nearby for skiing
- Craft breweries and distilleries throughout the Mad River Valley
- The Duxbury Window, a scenic valley overlook
