Welcome to Randolph Center, the geographical center of Vermont and one highest villages in elevation in the state.  Settled in 1780, it quickly became a prosperous farm community and hub for county-wide higher education.  Today, along the beautiful tree lined main street, distinguished by numerous examples of colonial and Greek revival architecture, sits the campus of Vermont Technical College.  Part of the State college system, it ranks high nationally in its placement of graduates into the job market.  The college provides opportunities, educationaly, athletically with its Shape sports facility for the local population, through extensions like the Vermont Manufacturing Extension Center and the Vermont Small Business Development Center, and is a base of higher paying jobs in the area.

From this picture-book Vermont town, with Floyd's old fashion general store, the Green Mountain Range provides a spectacular backdrop to the west.  Tourists enjoy the simplicity and beauty of Lake Champagne Campground, a small but friendly, relaxing place to enjoy all the amenities of camping.  If an important date is coming up in your future Maple Cake Farm is a perfect place for the event/gathering.

Views are around every turn as you drive the country roads.  Much of the surrounding area is still farmed, like Neighborly Farms and Turkey Hill Farm, but because of the proximity to Exit 4 on Interstate 89, residents live in town and commute to jobs in Montpelier and Hanover, NH, creating an interesting cross section of people.  With Boston only 2 1/1 hours away, summer residents find Randolph Center an easy destination.  Here we have the best on both worlds, a beautiful and safe town in which to raise a family and a place in the country not isolated from the centers of commerce and culture.