
215 Lower Mountain View Drive, Colchester, VT 05446
Thirty lanes, a Game Zone arcade, laser tag and escape rooms on Lower Mountain View Drive in Colchester, Vermont.
Vermont has two bowling centers with 40 lanes between them. Spare Time Colchester is the larger at 30 lanes and is one of the state's chains. Valley Bowl in Randolph has 10 lanes. Colchester holds three-quarters of the state's lanes.
Most lanesSpare Time Colchester · 30 lanes
Latest closingSpare Time Colchester · midnight

215 Lower Mountain View Drive, Colchester, VT 05446
Thirty lanes, a Game Zone arcade, laser tag and escape rooms on Lower Mountain View Drive in Colchester, Vermont.

12 Prince St, Randolph VT 05060
Ten lanes with electronic scoring, a Prince Street cafe and arcade games in Randolph, Vermont.
30 lanes, which is three-quarters of the 40 in Vermont. Valley Bowl in Randolph has 10.
Yes, Valley Bowl, with 10 lanes. It is the smaller of Vermont's two centers.
Spare Time Colchester is the larger room, with 30 lanes, and it is part of the Spare Time chain. It is the only room in Vermont above 20 lanes. Its 30 lanes are three-quarters of Vermont's total, which makes it the state's main bowling center.
Valley Bowl in Randolph has 10 lanes. It is the smaller of the state's two centers, and it is not part of a chain. With two centers, the smaller room has a quarter of the state's lanes, and the larger has three-quarters.
Neither center has enough reviews to appear among the top-rated centers, and neither has a published adult price, so the lane counts are the main figures on this page. Together the two rooms average 20 lanes each.