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    Tricia B.

    I went here for Savor Litchfield. There was parking close to the barn venue area, and more parking in the back. The barn was broken into two areas; one with a bar, one open area, and restrooms between. It's very accessible with ramps and smooth floors. It's kind of a maze but sinks in after a while. There's a smaller barn in back not as accessible and painful to walk in the very open fields during hot days, but it must be gorgeous in the fall. Great venue space, lots of room and great clean bathrooms!

    Picnic items purchased from food truck: Soft Pretzels and house-made mustard ($8)
    Susan K.

    ORIGIN: Entrepreneur and co-owner Ben Paletsky first transformed his family's multi-generation-owned iconic white barn into an event venue in 2011 by hosting a festival. The name South Farms pays homage to the former name of the town in which the event venue/farm is located. LOCATION: The farm is located in Morris on a quiet rural road just off of route 109. CONCEPT: Ben had developed an orientation towards innovation in his work in technology industry. This experience with reimagining possibilities facilitated his ability to imagine new uses for the family farm during a time when small farm profits are slim at best. Small Farms has become a site for picturesque social gatherings, from catered weddings to outdoor concerts. EXPERIENCE: I came across Small Farms by chance after fortuitously passing by on a summer Thursday evening in 2019. As I drove I had a glance of a fantastic sight -- vibrantly colored hot air balloons were descending. I turned off the route 109 into a rural side road and discovered a lively scene with neighbors picnicking and musicians playing under a canopy. In talking with others I learned a public social gathering like this occurred every Thursday evening. Fast forward to today, and the number of events and participants have greatly expanded, feeling more like a mini country fair, with lines of people awaiting snacks from multiple local food trucks and the field blanketed with picnickers. While I miss the smaller gatherings that seemingly magically developed through word of mouth, I am grateful that the family hosts a variety of events that allow others to experience their quintessential New England pastures and barns.

    Kristen V.

    Visited during the week and tried the taco truck. I was looking forward to seeing more of the other food trucks but there was only one. It was a nice space with seating and parking; and would love to visit again when more of the trucks are there!

    Shanina S.

    South Farms is a farm food park overlooking the beautiful farmland and the White Barn at South Farms. The three food trucks are Splash Mobile, Grassroots Ice Cream, Hind Sight Barbecue, and on Thursday's there is a food truck called Meraki. When I arrived I thought my friend and I would be on the farm grounds but instead the farm park overlooked the farm. When I arrived at the park I found out that it's only on Thursday's that the farm park is on the farm grounds but it was still beautiful overlooking the farmland, and the atmosphere was very relaxing. The only con I would have to say that there is pollen flying around and it might get into your food and/or drinks. I would definitely come back again with family and friends.

    Allison C.

    This review is for the Pasture at South Farms food truck park, not the wedding venue part of the property. I visited the Pasture at South Farms on Friday night for the first time! It was a well-rounded selection of trucks with options for drinks, bbq, Mexican, and ice cream. Plenty of seating, and the views of the farmland are really nice! It was quiet and relaxing. Would love to come back on a night when they do live music.

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    Not only is the actual venue incredible but Sarah and Ben (the owners and operators) couldn't be more helpful.

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