Why Live in Glover
Glover, located in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, is a rural town known for its picturesque landscapes, including forests, farmland, and lakes. With a population of just over 1,100 residents, the town offers a serene environment with two main lakes, Shadow Lake and Lake Parker, which provide opportunities for boating, fishing, and hiking. Glover Park and the nearby 300-acre Holbrook State Park offer additional outdoor activities such as sports, walking trails, and hunting. Cultural attractions include the unique Bread & Puppet Theatre, which hosts annual circuses and children's programs, and the Museum of Everyday Life, which features exhibits on mundane objects. The town also celebrates its community spirit with the annual Glover Day, featuring races, live music, and local food vendors. Homes in Glover range from historic Colonial Revivals and Victorians to quaint cottages and Cape Cods, many with scenic views or lakefront access. Local dining options include the Lake Parker Country Store, The Parker Pie Company, and Busy Bee Diner, with the nearest grocery store located 3 miles north in Barton. Glover is accessible via U.S. Interstate 91 and Vermont state Route 16, with Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport about 80 miles away.