Waterbury/ Stowe Show

[grubin]

Some advice   Planning to go to the Waterbury show for the first time since Stowe   I need some recommendations for hotels that are trailer friendly and not too far from the show  any advice would be appreciated  gary

[ted sweet]

what show is this??

[auburnseeker]

I think he's referring to the show in August that used to be in Stowe for 50 something years but they just moved it south a bit last year.  

When we left last year we traveled out west or North on rte 2 instead of heading back to Waterbury.  It's a good ride and parrellels 89 with good roads,  then got on at the next exit a little ways down the road,   avoiding the huge back up that every one else was in trying to get back to Waterbury to get on the Interstate.   I'm not sure about lodging in that direction but it might be worth a look.  Much better than dealing with that huge backup. 

I think I might go in that way next year. 

[grubin]

Well I decided to stay in Waterbury since I’m not too familiar as I was of Stowe   Since the feature is air cooled Ill Bri g the 63 Corvair 95 Rampside    Any suggestions for dinner 

[straight8pontiac]

Good morning grubin,

 

At last years show there were many trailers parked at the Eastern-most edge of this huge facility. Some owners used their antique vehicle as transportation while others drove their tow vehicle with their antique left in the trailer on site.

 

Good luck- will try to make a point of seeing you- Dave

[grubin]

Thanks Dave   I’m planning on leaving the truck and trailer at the hotel and drive the Rampside   See you there   

[stude24]

We were there last year (2018) and did both the flea market and the car show.

 

It's a nice setting in the foothills of Vermont and the Waterbury-Stowe area is noted for its craft beers.