Highly recommend trying their dairy and non dairy ice cream!! And you gotta stop by to say hi to the goats, cows, llamas and sheep!
A fun, outdoors, family friendly farm experience! We can easily spend an hour here walking around the pond, getting ice cream, and feeding the animals.
Their ice cream stand offers a wide variety of ice cream, sorbet, sherbet desserts and drinks with seating both indoors and outdoors. They take cash and card. Though the park grounds near the farm have limited shade, the farm grounds and picnic tables are covered by trees. Outside on the farm, it's 25 cents (quarters only) for feed for some hoofed animals.
Barn tours are free to the public at 1pm, 3pm and 5pm on the weekends. There is an events calendar every month on the state park website. Highly recommend you go on one to meet the cows and witness the automated milking system up close! If you're short on time, the TV inside shows a video on the operations of the dairy farm.
Parking is a short walk away through Great Brook State Farm on North Road. As it's a state park, there is a parking fee that can be paid via an app or at the kiosk....
Read moreWe love this farm, and have been coming to have their great ice cream for years. The older lady w/short hair who is running around and yelling at people for no good reason is giving the farm a bad reputation. I asked inside if I could talk to the manager, and I was told she 'is' the manager there. Her name is Tammy Duffy. It is truly unfortunate that an angry person is running this happy farm where family's and their children coming to have a good time. She was ruining the weekend of the visitors she was...
Read moreOne of my favorite spots off the beaten path. I found it on my Concord / Carlisle Farm Bike Tour. Turn into Great Brook State Park and follow the signs for ice cream! "Sure we sell sorbet!" - Words to my ears. The dairy farm has tons of flavors of ice cream, yogurt, and sorbet. They also have hot dogs, a few kinds of chips and soft drinks. The farm also has a small petting zoo with cows, calves, sheep, and goats. Chickens and rabbits for...
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