An Oasis for Men in Southern Vermont

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Frog Meadow Bed & Breakfast is an oasis for men in the rolling hills of southern Vermont. Just minutes from Brattleboro, the legendary Rock River, and world-class hiking and skiing, we’ve welcomed men from around the world for nearly 20 years.

Here, life slows down and the outside world fades away. Unplug from the grind, connect with kindred spirits—and recharge your soul in a sanctuary created for men like you.

“A perfect getaway for singles and couples!”

– Boston Spirit

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Wood-Fired Hot Tub

Frog Meadow’s 750-gallon wood-fired hot tub is typically heated to approximately 102-104 degrees. The tub is constructed of aromatic white cedar from Maine, and is warmed by hardwood logs harvested from Frog Meadow’s surrounding forests.

Rock River

The Rock River in Newfane, Vermont flows through forested terrain into clear, deep swimming holes — ideal for a cool dip amid nature. It lies just a few miles from accommodations, making it a comfy outdoor stop during your stay.

Massage

A massage can help you unwind, ease muscle tension, and boost circulation. Whether you opt for a gentle Swedish style or a deeper therapeutic session, it’s a chance to pause, breathe, and let your body relax.

Outdoor Recreation

You’ll find a great mix of outdoor recreation: hit the trails for a gentle hike, switch to skis or snowshoes when winter arrives, or jump into a lake or stream to swim on warmer days. These activities boost your fitness, connect you with nature, and give you space to unwind.

“It’s love, it’s community, it’s home – and I cannot thank you enough for sharing it with me.”

“As someone who spends more than his fair share of time inside his head it should come as a little surprise how desperate I am for connection. In a lot of ways, that desire is what guided me to Frog Meadow.

Though skeptical, I decided to take a chance on a place… Even writing this, I struggle to fully comprehend the magic that so peacefully resides here… A reminder that there are people, places, and experiences that demand to be felt in spite of apprehension.

I wasn’t sure what I would find here, but it has been greater than my most unbridled, dreams and passions. A part of me has been restored, a part I haven’t realized I’ve been missing. So with that, I share my deepest gratitude, at least as much as words can convey.”