Beautiful small farm with an extremely friendly staff! Lisa gave us an incredible tour and was so…read morepatient with all the children on tour. Awesome little shop with farm fresh snacks after that runs on an honor system. They don't make em like this any more! Support small farms!

If you get the chance, take your kids here! Or even go as adults. You can go into the outside pens…read moreand pet the animals. And get a tour to get to ride the 750 pound pig!

Beautiful views and a beautiful experience on a lovely summer day. We drove past the sign and…read moredecided to u-turn because our girls love blueberries. What a lovely find! Pick your own blueberries in a bucket for a reasonable price. The views are gorgeous, and the berries are delicious. They also have salsa, truffles, popsicles, honey sticks, and other fun treats in the store. The strawberry and peach dark chocolate truffles were delicious. Kids loved picking berries and enjoyed the fruit popsicles. We all had such fun.

Had an awesome burger at Bob's Diner and noticed the Beefalo card on the table. With a little…read moreresearch on my phone I eventually located a Facebook page with some information on the farm. A short ride and we were on the farm(bring cash). The gentleman that greeted us(sorry I'm horrible with names) was super friendly. He immediately took his gloves off and introduced himself. He provided us with some paperwork and directions to the nearest ATM. He stated that the general store also sold his beefalo if we decided just to purchase the meat there. Great experience, one of the most beautiful Black Labs we've ever seen and great naturally raised beefalo. Just wish I didn't live 5 hours away. Will be back in the summer to visit the area and fill up the cooler again.

What a great farm! We had the opportunity to buy some Beefalo directly from the farm. Everyone…read morewas so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back.

A beautiful tender seeded bread, fresh turnips, a delicious local Camembert cheese, amazing salted…read morechocolate rye cookies, and a beautiful soul at the counter made my experience so lovely. I'm so glad I stopped by, what a nice energy at this farm

Outstanding bread! Everything about this farm is wonderful. The prepared foods and coffee are all…read moreworth coming for.

We had an amazing day wandering around the maple trees and grounds. Friendly staff helped us to…read morecheese. Plenty available to buy in the gift shop!

We enjoyed our experience here yesterday. A good size parking lot, incredibly friendly staff…read more There's some animals on the farm, a short maple hike, getting to see where the maple syrup is actually made, and sampling cheese and syrup as well. We got to learn a lot about the history and the way the farm operates. Nice size gift shop as well! We liked our visit!

Stop by when you are visiting Woodstock. It is a little of a struggle going up the muddy road in…read morethe winter time but not impossible. But take caution that's all. It is so peaceful in the winter time with no one around.

One of the most scenic farms in Vermont. An excellent spot for a photo or just to relax and take in…read morethe view.

My husband, pup and I stayed at the guesthouse at Clover Hill Farm over the long weekend in…read moreFebruary. If you're looking for a luxury hotel and are afraid of the smell of horses, this is not the place for you. If you're looking for a quiet escape with beautiful nature, lots of animals (both farm animals and dogs/cats), a wonderful selection of activities in the area, and kind hospitality, then this is the place for you. The guesthouse was larger than anticipated, truly a private space with wonderful views. This is a working farm where you can learn about the trade, and some woodworking if you're interested. The family was friendly but never overbearing. We were even able to borrow the family four wheel drive car to go to dinner when our car just couldn't make it up the hill. This would be a wonderful place to stay in all seasons!

An animal lovers paradise! We found Clover Hill Farm because our friends were staying close by and…read morewe needed a place that was pet friendly. There was so much going on at the farm between the horses (even a mini horse!), chickens, ducks, and the family's 3 beagles. Our puppy played with the other dogs almost the whole time as they have an expansive fenced in backyard. The Inn is set back from Rt 2, but you can walk to quite a few places: Dunkin Donuts, Wild Oats Market, and Moonlight Diner. When we left for dinner our last night, we were planning on having our pup stay in our room until we got back, but the Inn keeper, Carolyn, generously offered let our puppy play with her beagles until we got back. The whole experience was so fun, we can't wait to go back!

This is a very belated review.. however last year we ended a wonderful Saratoga weekend here, and I…read morecannot say enough positive things about our experience at woodland meadow farm. The alpacas and all the other animals (peacocks, turkeys, doggos) are all loved and well taken care of. Elaine is kind, patient and interested in the folks that visit her. You could sit and talk for hours! Duchess, the beautiful white lady of the farm is a working dog and still sleeps inside with her family at night. Only recommendation I would make is maybe a sink available to wash your hands. We didnt really get dirty but It's a farm, after all!

I'd been wanting to see alpacas in person for a really long time . I'd been hearing beautiful…read morethings about them. I am so glad to get the experience of meeting lots of these beautiful animals in these farm. Woodland meadow farm is a working farm. The owners breed alpacas for business. They started with only 3 alpacas and now after 11 years of operation, they have 73 total of different mixed breeds. It is a huge farm that can accommodate all the animals daily activities. Alpacas are adorable, charming and friendly. As per understanding, alpacas are raised basically for their luxurious and expensive fibers. It is being sell per pound to turn into hats, scarves, blankets , sweaters etc. If at once you received an item made of alpacas fiber, it is said to be a precious possession that lasts years time. They are scheduled to be sheered once a year. During our visit, the owner let me dip my finger how much deep one alpaca fiber has , about 4 inches deep. Cool! We witnessed the love of the owners to these creatures , an inspiration to reckon with. Being said , who knows, I maybe farming these wonderful creatures in the future or may get one as pet. We learned a lot about alpacas from the owners during this visit. The farm is worth visiting if you have the love for these animals. Come visit the farm and get to experience a unique enchantment.

PHENOMENAL- Such an honor to have experienced this intimate lunch in the most beautiful setting…read more Jody was amazing-he was the one man show along with his assistant in the kitchen. Loved the wine education we got as well. I didnt want to leave and cant wait to go back-check the pics because I have no more words. Top 20 dining experiences we have had.

I cannot fathom how anyone can give Dancing Ewe Farm less than 5 stars. I used to volunteer at the…read moreTroy Farmer's Market a few years back and Dancing Ewe Farm was one of the vendors. Another volunteer raved about their cheeses and farm to table dining events. Once I went to an event, I was hooked. I've now been visiting this magical place for the farm to table lunches or dinners each summer for the past 4 years. They also have some dates in the spring and fall. Jody and his wife Luisa, who was raised in Tuscany, run this farm. When you first arrive, you start with an aperitivo (addictive,delicious bread with olive oil and salt) in a beautiful, expansive barn. You'll also be offered a flute of rose or prosecco, water, or sparking water. There may have been another non-alcoholic beverage option. During this time, each duo in your dinner party will see Luisa and select a bottle of wine for dinner. They import the wines from the Tuscany region of Italy. You'll hang around for half an hour (more or less) until a group farm tour led by Jody starts. Since you'll be touring the farm, wear some comfortable shoes. He brings you around to the rams, stalls where the sheep rest, cheese making room, and cheese storage room. After the tour, the group returns to the barn for lunch or dinner. Lunch and dinner include antipasti, primo piatto, and dolce. Dinner includes an additional course of secondo piatto. The menu is already set ahead of time, but don't worry, every bit is absolutely delicious. The antipasti changes, but has consisted of 2-3 cheeses, salumi, few crostinis with toppings, a frittata-like slice, and cippolini onions soaked in balsamic vinegar. I could live off this kind of plate for the rest of my life. The primo piatto is a handmade pasta (ravioli, malloreddus, gnudi, etc). The second piatto is meat (pork medallions, braised chicken thighs, etc). For dolce, I've only had the Panna cotta, made with their ricotta.This is all served at a leisurely place. You'll be seated with your dinner party, and also next to other lucky diners at an extra long table. At the end of dinner, I've never gone home empty handed and end up buying a few of their farm's cheeses (Pecorino Al Tartufo if I'm lucky), salumi, limoncello, and their extra virgin olive oil. It's a perfect spot to bring guests from out of town. All my friends and family who have visited rave about this experience. Jody and Luisa are welcoming and very hard working people. I can't imagine how many hours they must put into working on this farm during weekdays, and then on the weekends hosting these lunches and dinners. The experience is well worth the price.