This Picture Perfect Vermont Farm Is A Wonderland Of Fun Year-Round
By Kristin Grimes
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Published March 08, 2018
The Adams Farm is a 5th generation family farm that has new and exciting things happening each season. This year-round farm in VT has both classic sights, as well as a few unexpected surprises. With beautiful surroundings and friendly faces to make your experience magical, this is one spot that is fun for the whole family.
Welcome to Adams Farm located at 15 Higley Hill Road in Wilmington.
Winter sleigh rides are magical and fun for the whole family.
Get cozy under a warm blanket while dashing through the snow as you make your way to the cabin.
Warm up with some hot chocolate and enjoy the heat of the fire within.
A family farm wouldn't be complete without a sugaring operation!
A visit with the animals is a great way to complete the experience, but winter isn't the only time to enjoy the Adams Family Farm!
A petting zoo, farm store, trail rides and, yes, even paintball are all onsite.
You'll love a leisurely trail ride throughout the property.
When the sleighs are away for the winter, the wagons are a wonderful way to get around.
Gather a group and have some fun with paintball!
You don't see this every day on a farm!
The small farm store is located in a renovated dairy barn with great Vermont products.
You'll find Vermont gifts and specialty items as well as a selection of meats, eggs, maple syrup, sauces, and more.
The cooler is stocked full of fresh chicken, beef, emu, and pork. All of it farm fresh!
No trip would be complete without a stop at the petting zoo!
These animals are sure to make you smile.
And the cuteness factor is off the charts!
During the summer, enjoy one of their farm-to-table BBQs.
The scenery is gorgeous every season, and you'll want to experience each and every one at the Adams Farm.
The Adams Farm is open year round, seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This year-round farm in VT is one of the many places in Vermont you’ll want to check out in 2018. Click here for more spots you’ll love!
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