For an authentic farm experience that includes learning everything and anything about cows and more, head to Billings Farm and Museum in Woodstock, Vermont. Founded in 1871, Billings Farm and Museum is legendary for its informative education programs, agriculture practices, and breeding Jersey cows. These days, Billings Farm and Museum is a top spot for both locals and tourists to visit. Along with being a great destination to experience farm life in Vermont, you'll get to check out detailed displays with fun facts about this rural attraction.

Since there's so much to do and see at Billings Farm and Museum, read on to learn more about what's in store when you visit this destination in Vermont.

To start your adventure at Billings Farm and Museum, head to Woodstock, Vermont. If you visit during the fall, you can stock up on pumpkins too!

Because the farm and museum are situated on 200 acres of land, plan to spend a full day exploring the grounds and visiting with the cows and other farm animals.

In addition to being known for raising Jersey cows, the farm also breeds oxen, draft horses, and Southdown sheep.

Remember to bring your camera when you check out the gorgeous flowers in the Sunflower House and Gardens.

Discover what different wagons on the farm were used for when you check out the collection in one of the four barns that house the museum exhibits.

Built in 1890, the historic Farm Manager's House is available for viewing too.

After you've explored the farm and museum, stock up on souvenirs, including freshly made Vermont cheese, at the gift shop.

Now that you know a bit more about Billings Farm and Museum, visit their website to get started on planning your visit. And since you'll be in Woodstock, Vermont, read why this New England town should be your next American getaway!