Town Name: Groton 
Population: 984
Area: 55 SQ MILES
A Town Surrounded by Nature
Chartered in 1789, Groton’s name origin is still debated, with theories pointing to either Groton, Massachusetts, or Groton, Connecticut. The town’s first settlement began in 1787, and Groton was officially organized in 1797.
What Makes Groton Unique?
-
Groton State Forest – Covering much of the town's western third, it's a vast expanse of protected land.
-
Lake Groton and Pigeon Pond – Serene, picturesque lakes ideal for boating and fishing.
-
Seyon Lodge State Park – A peaceful getaway known for hiking and bird watching.
Things to Do
-
Hiking & Biking – Plenty of scenic trails for all levels.
-
Snowmobiling & Cross-Country Skiing – Enjoy Vermont's winter beauty.
-
Fishing & Boating – Spend a day on the water at Lake Groton and beyond.
-
Bird Watching – Groton is a fantastic spot to observe local wildlife.
Fun Facts
-
Private William Scott, the “Sleeping Sentinel” who was pardoned by President Abraham Lincoln, hailed from Groton.
-
Groton State Park is the second-largest protected area in Vermont, offering six different state parks within its boundaries.
Schools:
- K-8: Blue Mountain Union School
- High School: Blue Mountain Union School
Groton VT Listings
View featured listings below or select a property type:
Homes| Multi-Family | Land | Condos | Commercial
