Vermont Teddy Bear Factory

Heather Cochran-Rock

We got there at 10am when they opened expecting to be able to tour immediately, however tours did not start till 11am (this was not posted on their website). We were able to keep the kids busy looking through the shop and building a bear, but it would have been nice to know this before arriving.

Cassandra NightThunder

Such a fun thing to do if you're in Vermont. The tour was $5 a person and went by fast. You do have a chance to ask questions and all and the tour guid was very friendly. It was busy when we went on a Monday but it wasn't so bad I felt too crowded. They have a HUGE selection of bears to buy or make yourself. I got 3 of them ♡ highly recommend the Vermont Bear Factory.

ThatWhichBurns NeverReturns

I'm a geek! We went on the tour when the workers were off, the weekend, but we lucked out and bought a bone bear and Zombie Bear. The Bone Bear, the Bones and eyes glow in the dark! It is very soft to the touch for fur, but of course the bones are fabric. We were told there was only 3 of the Bear Bones left, and 5 Zombie Bears left when we were all cashed out. It was great to know we should visit a few times a year but we'll see what life brings.

Alanna Powell

The tour is well worth the $5 to see the behind-the-scenes action! Our tour guide was lovely and she’s the one who assisted us when it came time to make our own bear! We opted for the jointed bear and had fun choosing our friend’s characteristics. The best part was assembling the bear myself!!! Incomparable experience!