Ben & Jerry’s

The tour was good. We watched an informative movie that made me laugh at something inappropriate my husband noticed. Then we saw the factory. I liked that the different areas were numbered so I knew where I was supposed to be looking. We got to sample the almond sugar cookie ice-cream... It was heavenly! Can't wait to go back.

Absolutely love this place and is a must visit every time we are in Vermont. The factory tour is cheap, very informative, and delicious (they give out a sample at the end)! Be sure to visit the flavor graveyard at the top of the hill to have a laugh over the flavors that didn't survive!

A must do in the area (don't forget Magic Hat Brewery 30 minutes away). The tour is $4 a person and they start about every 15 minutes. You MUST be there to buy tickets (you can buy them in advance in person). Cool insight into their story and a very clean environment WITH A PLAYGROUND and awesome "Flavor Graveyard." They have a shop and an outside station where you can buy ice cream (if you wish to wait, the lines usually long but worth it for the fun flavors!).

Overall-Go-Bring the family, Plan 90+ minutes and have fun!

Fun, inexpensive, informative tour that ends with an ice cream sample. How can you go wrong? Good sized (free) play area for the kids. Scoop shop on site in case the sample isn't enough. Flavor Graveyard (free and self guided) is fun. Cows to visit. Ample, clean restrooms (although, that may vary on time and quantity of visitors). Nice spot to spend an afternoon. P.S. - they will have a vegan sample available at the end of the tour, but you have to ask for it - also, that was DELICIOUS!

We stopped by earlier in the week for a late afternoon ice cream treat and play time for our son. There's a playground behind and up the hill for kids to relax or burn off some energy. The ice cream is always delicious. My son loved playing on the playground and insisted we come back to play some more. So we went back today around lunch time to visit the playground and explore the Flavor Graveyard. There's a gazebo near the Flavor Graveyard and if you down the hill from there, you'll see a couple of cows chilling out on the grass.

I had wanted to do the factory tour but it was very busy and had a long line. So I went to checkout the gift shop and found some great souvenirs. My son loved the little stuffed toy cow I found for him. I will definitely come back again and try the factory tour.