Vermont Teddy Bear Factory

Vermont Teddy Bear Factory is Stuffed with Fun

Located in Shelburne, Vermont, the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory is a guaranteed good time for families. In 1981, the factory founder opened a cart on Church Street in Burlington Vermont, selling handmade Teddy Bears he constructed in his garage. For forty years, these Teddy Bears have become beloved family members, cherished parts of childhood – these bears are handcrafted and meticulously designed making them guaranteed to bring joy to whoever they’re gifted to. To make it all better, the stuffing used in each bear is 100% recycled and the company has launched their Little Hero Program that provides first responders with Bears to give to children in crisis situations.

Vermont Teddy Bear Factory
The Vermont Teddy Bear Factory | Photo courtesy of Facebook.com/VTTeddyBear

Visiting the Factory

Tours are available every day, beginning at 10:30 am and the last tour beginning at 3:00 pm. Tours are first come first serve and occur every 30 minutes, except for 12:00 pm. Learn about the history of the Teddy Bear Factory, how the fur is cut for bears, how bears are assembled, and see the special bear hospital for damaged bears! Vermont Teddy Bears come with a lifetime guarantee, so Dr. Pam is onsite at the bear hospital to repair all beloved bears for absolutely no cost! Meet her along the tour route to hear all about her work.

Tickets for tours are as follows:

Adults: $5.00

Seniors: $4.00

Children 12 and under are free!

Make sure to come and visit! | Photo courtesy of Facebook.com/VTTeddyBear

The Vermont Cub Project

At the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory, they recognize that teddy bears are more than just a stuffed animal to children. They are a source of comfort and security, a friend when you need them, and so much more. With the Vermont Cub Project, all Vermonters, four years of age can come in person to Shelburne and make a free Teddy Bear up to a $39.99 value.

Take Amtrak to the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory

Experience Vermont Teddy Bear Factory via Amtrak to Burlington Station (BTN) via the Ethan Allen Express Route.