Farms in Woodstock, VT

Woodstock · Meat Farm, Poultry Farm

Cloudland Farm has been in the Emmons family since 1908, set in the pastoral hills of Pomfret at the top of scenic Cloudland Road near Woodstock, Vermont — a diversified farm raising Black Angus cattle, laying hens, meat chickens, turkeys, pastured pigs, vegetables, and flowers. The farm market sells natural Angus beef and Vermont goods Fridays and Saturdays, while chef Mike Borraccio's on-farm restaurant serves true farm-to-table dinners by reservation, often booked weeks ahead.

Woodstock · Agritourism Farm

Billings Farm & Museum pairs a working Jersey dairy herd with one of the country's better-known outdoor farm-life museums, a short walk from Woodstock village. Visitors tour the barns and 1890 Farm Manager's House, watch daily farm chores, and see the creamery and heirloom gardens. The year-round calendar includes children's programs, workshops, films, horse-drawn rides, and seasonal events. The gift shop sells farm cheese.

Woodstock · Farmers Market

A market held on the village green in Woodstock, one of central Vermont's best-known villages. Local farms and artisans set up with seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and crafts through the warm-weather months.

Woodstock · Farm Stand

Woodstock · Agritourism Farm

Sugarbush Farm is a fifth-generation, 500-acre farm near Woodstock known for hand-waxed cheeses and maple syrup made on site. The farm store also carries jams, mustards, spreads, and local meats, and visitors get free cheese and syrup samples plus a walk through the maple woods. It's open daily, 9am to 5pm, with free admission and online ordering.

Woodstock · Agritourism Farm

Gilbert's Hill, on Barnard Road just north of Woodstock, is where the first ski rope tow in the United States started running in 1934, powered by the rear wheel of a Ford Model A. Bob and Betty Royce of the White Cupboard Inn set it up so guests could ride uphill instead of climbing. A roadside marker notes the spot; the hillside itself is open farmland today.

Taftsville · Agritourism Farm

Shepherd's Hill Farm is a small farm in Taftsville, a village between Woodstock and Quechee in Windsor County. Specific offerings aren't published online. Contact the farm directly to confirm what it grows or raises and whether it's open to visitors.

South Woodstock

Kent is a fifth generation dairyman and has been involved at all levels of the industry. He is the glue that keeps VFCC together. Prior to joining us, Kent managed the operations, and the expansion (of both farm and brand) of rapidly growing dairies in Wisconsin and Vermont. (Even water buffalo!) He has a B.S. in Animal Science from University of Arizona. As our fearless leader, Kent has a hand in every task involved in the company. Kent spends his days throughout our facilities. Whether it be m

North Pomfret · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Moore's Orchard stands at the corner of Johnson Road and Pomfret Road in North Pomfret, in the hills north of Woodstock. Small Windsor County orchards like this open in fall for apples and cider straight from the farm. The rolling Pomfret countryside is prime Vermont apple ground. Check locally for harvest timing and open days before heading out.

Windsor · Agritourism Farm, Livestock Ranch

Fat Sheep Farm & Cabins rents vacation cabins on a working farm on Best Road in Windsor, near the Connecticut River. The farm raises sheep and grows vegetables, and guests can meet the animals during a stay. Book through fatsheepfarm.com; contact the farm to confirm cabin availability and what's included.

Hartland · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

Cobb Hill is a 270-acre cohousing community in Hartland where about two dozen households farm together at Cedar Mountain Farm. The group makes roughly 17,000 pounds of cheese and boils around 450 gallons of maple syrup each year, and grows 26 vegetable varieties plus summer shiitake mushrooms. The farmstand sells what the community raises. Full details are at cobbhill.org.

Brownsville · Agritourism Farm

Parris Hill Farm breeds registered Huacaya alpacas on Brownsville Hartland Road in Brownsville, aiming for elite New England breeding stock and showing its animals regionally. The farm's AlpacArt Studio sells alpaca-fiber home goods, accessories, toys, and yarn. Visitors can arrange a farm visit to meet the herd.

Windsor · Farmers Market

A seasonal outdoor market at Artisans Way in Windsor, along the Connecticut River in Vermont's Upper Valley. Vendors from Hartland, Windsor, and nearby towns bring summer vegetables, eggs, baked goods, maple products, and handmade crafts. The site sits near the Artisans Park cluster of food and craft makers just off Route 5.

Brownsville · Agritourism Farm

Asclepias Farm takes its name from the botanical genus for milkweed, the host plant monarch butterflies depend on. The agritourism listing places it on Rush Meadow Road in Brownsville, a Windsor County village below Mount Ascutney. No website or crop list appeared online, so the connection between the name and what they actually grow isn't confirmed here. The setting is the upper Connecticut River valley, a patchwork of woods and small farms.

Plainfield · Agritourism Farm

Riverview Farm on River Road in Plainfield grows more than 2,000 apple trees plus blueberries, fall raspberries, pumpkins and flowers, with pick-your-own and homemade cider. A corn maze and barn store round out the fall season. The farm overlooks the Connecticut River and opens August through October, Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 5:30pm.

Reading · Farm Stand, Plant Nursery

Plainfield · Agritourism Farm, Flower Farm

Edgewater Farm grows vegetables, strawberries, and greenhouse plants along the Connecticut River in Plainfield, and its flower side supplies bedding plants and cut flowers through spring and summer. The farm runs a pick-your-own strawberry season, a farmstand with seasonal produce, and a CSA that includes fall shares. Reach them at (603) 298-5764 or [email protected].

South Royalton

Hurricane Flats grows organic vegetables, culinary herbs, and popcorn, for sale at our farm stand, at the Norwich Farmers Market, and to a handful of nearby stores and restaurants. The farm stand is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10-7, usually starting sometime in June though Halloween or so. Please check back here or our instagram for farm store details and updates. We also cut and sell hay, be in touch if you're interested.