Beaver Pond

The Reflection of Proctor

Beaver Pond is a 20-acre lake nestled in the town of Proctor, Vermont. The area is located just over 13 miles from Rutland Regional Airport, and under nine miles from Rutland Regional Medical Center. The Proctor Community offers local K-12 education.

Fishing and Outdoors

Anglers looking to hook brook, brown, and rainbow trout will love to cast their lines at Beaver Pond. Large and smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike, yellow perch, and crappie can also be caught here. When it comes to laid-back shore fishing, Beaver Pond never disappoints.

The Proctor Town Forest is a prime location for wildlife watching, hiking, hunting, fishing, skiing, and biking. No matter what you love about the outdoors, Proctor Town Forest has something to offer!

Visit Rutland

The city of Rutland is just a short drive away! Positioned among the rolling beauty of Vermont’s Green Mountain National Forest, Rutland offers outdoor and urban adventures alike.

Pico Mountain and Green Mountain National Forest are home to hiking, biking, and skiing trails. Peruse the beautiful, restored 1800s architecture on Merchant’s Row downtown.

The Wilson Castle is one of over a hundred structures in Rutland on the National Register of Historic Places.

The New England Maple Museum and Norman Rockwell Museum are other popular attractions.

Quaint Town Lake with Big City Opportunities

Those looking for a small-town atmosphere with outdoor adventures and urban exploration within driving range will love calling Beaver Pond home.