Woodstock's open space provides clean water and air, wildlife habitat, scenic vistas, and a special quality of life. At the same, time, open space places minimal demands on public resources. Supporting Woodstock farmers and others in agricultural enterprises helps them stay in business, and benefits the community. Woodstock's farms, and dairy farms in particular, consist of extensive acreage in open space. We can help maintain the rural nature of the town, and the availability of locally grown products by purchasing Woodstock Grown items, including fruits, vegetables, cider, Christmas trees, greenhouse and nursery products, corn silage and hay.

There are about 82 farmer's markets in CT. To request a brochure that lists addresses, days and hours, by county, send a self-addressed stamped business-size envelope to CT DAG, Farmer's Market Brochure, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford CT 06106, or see the CT Department of Agriculture website, including their CT Farm Map.   You can also get a brochure listing Pick Your Own locations at www.CTGrown.gov (click on publications at the top of the page.) Check out the new Riverfront Pavilion Farmer's Market on 18 Kennedy Drive in Putnam, CT.

Below is a list of some of the Woodstock farm-related businesses and products they sell. All Woodstock phone numbers have a (860) area code. If you would like to be included on this list or change something, please contact the webmaster. Please note that the presence of any link on this site does not constitute an endorsement, favoring, or approval of the site or any specific commercial product, commodity or service by the Town of Woodstock. 

Jump to: Christmas Trees and Seasonal Greenery, Dairy Products, Eggs, Hay, Honey, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Maple Syrup, Nursery and Greenhouse Products, Wineries, and Fiber/Yarn

Christmas Trees and Seasonal Greenery

• Krushefsky's Tree Farm
  1719 Route 171, Woodstock Valley, 933-0330
  Christmas trees, garden accessories
• Breton Tree Farm
  Route 171 in West Woodstock, 974-9103?
  Christmas trees, wreaths, garlands
• Mary's Christmas Shop at the Blacksmith Shop
  Woodstock Road, East Woodstock, 928-6807. Open November and December
  Christmas trees, wreaths, roping, sprays, locally made jams and jellies
• Troll Knoll Tree Farm
  Joy Road, Woodstock, 974-0108
  Christmas trees, wreaths, boughs, raspberries and blueberries
• Sprucedale Gardens
  Rte 171 & East Quasset Rd, South Woodstock, 974-0045
  Live and cut Christmas Trees

Dairy Products

• Note: Woodstock currently has more operating dairy farms than any other town in Connecticut. Woodstock dairy products are sold to Cabot Inc., Agri-Mart, and Garelick Milk.
• Fairvue Farms, 199 Route 171, Woodstock, 860.928.9483, fairvuefarms@charterinternet.com. 
  Farmer's Cow 2%, 1% and fat free milk;  and seasonal beverages (lemonade and ice/tea lemonade mix.)  Open 24/7, self service. 
  • The Farmer's Cow is a group of family-owned dairy farms, producing fresh, rBST-free milk from local CT family farms.  Milk can be purchased at various locations, including Woodstock at Fairvue Farms Fairvue Market, 199 Rte. 171; and Woodstock Valley Marketplace on 1484 Rte. 171.
• Fairholm Farm, Inc. 72 Chandler School Rd., Woodstock, 923-2624, fairholm_farm@earthlink.net

Eggs

• Stone Circle Farm
  Organically raised, free range duck eggs
  978 Route 169, Woodstock, 928-0754 - call before stopping in.
  Also at Harvest Moon Health Store in Putnam

Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Preserves

• Gardner Farms
  Red Head Hill Rd., Woodstock, 974-0767
  Old fashioned apples, pears, peaches, blueberries
• High Spring Orchard
  47 Dividend Rd., Woodstock, 928-2469
  PYO peaches, apples, blueberries, organic vegetables
• Troll Knoll Farm (still in operation?)
  471 Joy Road, Woodstock
  Raspberries, blueberries
• Woodstock Farms
  Corner of Senexet and Roseland Park Roads, Woodstock, 928-3291. Closed Sundays. Seasonal first Saturday in April - Octcober, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
  Vegetables, flowering plants, strawberries, hay, vegetable stand
• Woodstock Orchards
  494 Rte. 169 (Woodstock Hill), PO Box 113, Woodstock, 06281-0113, 928-2225.
  Pick your own blueberries (July 15-Sept.1), apples (Sept.2-Oct.19). Retail farm stand open Aug.1-May.  Mon-Sat, 8 a.m. to noon; Thursday 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
  Apples, peaches, pears, plums, blueberries, vegetables, pumpkins, apple cider, honey, maple syrup, jams, jellies, Vermont cheese, tomatoes, summer squash, zucchini, cucumbers.    
• Woodstock Hill Preserves
  Brickyard Road, 928-7708
  Fresh preserves including specialty and organic fruits and wine jelly. All natural ingredients, locally-grown fruit (organic when available), handmade in a kitchen with 100% rewnable energy.      
• Wrenhaven Farm
  99 West Quasset Road, Woodstock  974-2473
  Self-service farm stand open 7 days a week
  Organic vegetables, herbs, sheep, wool 

Fiber/Yarn

• Southwood Alpacas
  288 West Quasset Road, Woodstock, CT, 06281, 866.SWD.CRIA, info@southwoodalpacas.com
  Blankets and scarves from our own Huacaya alpacas; animal sales; livestock boarding.

Hay

• Long Meadow Farm
  140 Perrin Rd., Woodstock, 974-0014
  Hay, tourists welcome
• Moheda Farm
  30 New Sweden Road, Woodstock, 974-2443, Email: collinsmmjs@charter.net
  Baled Hay

• Norman's Sugarhouse
  387 County Road, Woodstock, 974-1235. Email: r.norman@snet.net
  Honey - also see Maple Syrup

• Norman's Sugarhouse
  387 County Road, Woodstock, 974-1235. Fax: 974-0496. Email: r.norman@snet.net
  Maple syrup year round. Wholesale and retail. Maple candy and maple cream available. Maple sugaring equipment and supplies. Visitors welcome - please call ahead.

Wineries

• Taylor Brooke Winery
  848 Route 171, Woodstock, 974-1263 Tasting Room open April 29th - Dec 24
  13 wines including Woodstock Hill White, Rieslings, Cabernet Franc, dessert wines and port. Art on labels by local artists Tom Menard and Daryl Hartman