March Farm is a third generation family farm. Enjoy their Farm Store, Hayloft Playscape, Pond Side Animal Yard, Farm Hiking Trails, seasonal Hayrides, Corn Mazes & Harvest Festivals. Pick your own apples, blueberries, cherries, peaches, pumpkins, and strawberries.
March Farm
160 Munger Lane
203-266-7721
Laurel Brook Farm is a fourth-generation family owned farm that produces and sells maple syrup and is open all year. Call ahead.
Laurel Brook Farm
390 Norfolk Rd., East Canaan
860-824-1287
Norbrook Farm is hosting food trucks and live music when the brewery is open. They also offer hiking trails, bike trails, and a disc golf course, which are open 24/7. The brewery is open 12pm-8pm Wednesday through Saturday, and 12pm-6pm on Sundays. Stop by and enjoy farm fresh, homegrown beer or the beautiful trails!
204 Stillman Hill Rd, Colebrook CT, 06021
860-909-1016
Instagram: @norbrookfarm
Laurel Brook Farm is a fourth-generation family owned farm that produces and sells maple syrup and is open all year. Call ahead.
Laurel Brook Farm
390 Norfolk Rd., East Canaan
860-824-1287
At Thorncrest Farm and Milk House Chocolates, Kimberly and Clint Thorn feed their cows the finest, sweetest hay and natural feed resulting in their signature cream milk and delicious artisanal chocolates, Milk House Chocolates. Made with fresh local orchard fruits, garden herbs, and honey. They also offer cheesemaking classes. Going to their barn to pick up some vanilla milk, chocolates for your hostess, and a quick tour of the barn to say hello to the cows is always a treat!
Thorncrest Farm
280 Town Hill Rd., Goshen
860-309-2545
This 50-acre farm in Kent offers pastured chicken and pork from their farm store but their main gig is making beer through Kent Falls Brewing. They offer farm tours during the summer though October on Saturdays at 2pm.
Camps Road Farm
33 Camps Rd.
Instagram: @kentfallsbrewing
Brookside Farm Market is open everyday 9 – 6pm, offering catering, prepared meals, and fresh produce.
Brookside Farm Market
324 Amity Rd., Woodbridge
203-298-0659
Pick your own flowers and pumpkins at this family-owned farm.
Bunnell Farm
298 Maple St.
860-567-9576
The award-winning White Barn hosts weddings, twilight concerts, and the annual Savor Litchfield food event. A prime example of Connecticut’s historic roots and bright agricultural future with stunning pastoral views.
South Farms
21 Higbie Rd, Morris
860-567-9847
Tom Truelove and Lindsay Rush run a pasture-based farm raising heritage breed pork, grass-fed beef, heritage turkeys, and roasting chickens. Their free-range eggs are out of this world. Pork is the farm’s main product, but they also have about 1,000 laying hens, 60 cows, and turkeys. With no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers on the pastures, all of the animals are completely hormone and antibiotic free. Truelove Farms products can be found at these Farmer’s Markets in the summer: Stratford Farmer’s Market, Old Greenwich Farmer’s Market, Branford Alps Farmers Market, Monroe Farmers’ Market, Wooster Square, Coventry Farmers’ Market. In winter they will be at City Seed Indoor Market in New Haven. There is a small convenience store at the farm, open weekday afternoons and weekends from 10am-6pm (or later, if you see the open-flag out). You can stop by and pick up anything from a dozen eggs to a top round roast.
Truelove Farms
122 Thomaston Rd., Morris
203-217-6234
[email protected]
Harris Hill Farm is located just off of Route 109, with beautiful views. They sell pumpkins on Saturdays and Sundays during the month of October. You can pick your own.
Harris Hill Farm
106 Ridge Rd.
860-354-5856
Third-generation family farm with a popular retail stand offering a large variety of vegetables and dairy products with a continuously growing product line.
Kimberly Farm
415 Chestnut Land Rd, New Milford
860-354-1839
Sullivan Farm is a vocational and educational agricultural center that benefits local youth by providing marketable skills through hands-on involvement in 21st century farming and agro-business practices. It also provides opportunities for school children to reconnect with New England’s rich agricultural heritage and learn about the benefits of healthy, fresh, and locally grown produce. Sullivan Farm, through its programs, strives to provide a place to expand youth awareness of their relationship with the environment.
Sullivan Farm
140 Park Ln, New Milford
860-210-2030
Seed & Spoon occupies a unique space – situated in the less-travelled and pristine Northwest corner
– it is at once an organic working farm and a place where a lucky few can come for weekend and
mid-week stays in charming accommodations. Beginning May and continuing through the end of
October, Tracy and her team welcome up to ten guests (five parties of two) for farm stays. Seed &
Spoon is all about the people who want to really share their deep knowledge of food and farming, a
place where the food they grow is transformed by chef and guests alike into meals that are delicious
and fill the soul, and where friendships are made and sustained, because there just isn’t anything
else quite like it. Guests participate in activities based on a specific theme such as discovering wild
edibles, creating a kitchen garden, homesteading, or other activities that naturally take place on a
farm at any given time.
26 Doolittle Drive Norfolk, CT 06058
(860) 540-4757
https://seedandspoon.com/
The Maple Bank Farm farmstand is seasonal, and offers a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers grown with care on the farm. Additionally, they source local eggs, milk, bread, baked goods, maple syrup, honey, and other cooking essentials!
You can also look forward to handmade crafts, gifts, and cards that are made available throughout the season!
Maple Bank Farm
57 Church St, Roxbury
860-354-1278
Pick your own apples, blueberries, cherries, peaches, pears, plums, pumpkins, raspberries, and strawberries.
Ellsworth Hill Orchard and Berry Farm
461 Cornwall Bridge Rd
860-364-0025
Angevine Farm offers pick your own fall produce and pumpkins. They also sell Christmas trees and have sell fall and holiday items during the seasons.
Angevine Farm
40 Angevine Rd, Warren
860-868-7226
Nutmeg Acres Farm in Warren has been owned and operated by the Tanner family for 70 years and six generations. They pride themselves in offering seasonal produce including potatoes, peppers, broccoli, tomatoes, kale, red and yellow onions, and squash, among others. They also sell beef and pork, hay and straw.
Nutmeg Acres Farm
131 Rabbit Hill Rd, Warren
860-868-7455
Apple-picking at its best! The Averills have been operating this family farm, Averill Farm, continuously since it was purchased in 1746 from the holdings of Chief Waramaug. The farm is a 260-acre property that is primarily a fruit orchard, but also produces hay and Christmas trees. Numerous varieties of apples and pears are grown in their 27-acre fruit orchard and are sold both as picked fruit and pick-your-own. Their farm stand sells homemade cider, apple cider doughnuts (legendary for their delicate, sweet, natural flavor), jams, jellies as well as locally sourced pies, pumpkins, maple syrup, honey, cheddar cheese, potatoes, garlic and sundry items.
Averill Farm
250 Calhoun St., Washington
860-868-2777
You can pick your own apples, apricots, blueberries, cherries, nectarines, peaches, pears, and plums at Starberry Farm. They have 34 varieties of yellow and white peaches.
81 Kielwasser Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-2863
[email protected]
Visit Evergreen Berry Farm in Watertown and pick your own fresh blackberries, blueberries, and black raspberries. Make sure to try their berry juice ice pops!
Evergreen Berry Farm
435 Bassett Rd
860-274-0825
Hogpen Hill Farms is a 243-acre tree farm and landscape sculpture park in Woodbury with over 100 Edward Tufte artworks. Drive-ins are welcome when the art park is open and admission fee is $80 per car.
Hogpen Hill Farms
100 Weekeepeemee Rd
