Massachusetts - Central Massachusetts/Sturbridge

Bolton Orchards
125 Still River Road, Jct 110 & 117
Bolton, MA  01740
Phone: 978- 779-2733
Fax: 978- 779-6844

More than just a country store

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A fifth generation farm in Bolton Massachusetts, Bolton Orchards is much more than a country store. Today, 250 acres are in active production, yielding many varieties of apples, peaches, pears, nectarines, plums, sweet corn, tomatoes, squash and pumpkins. The Orchard also produces two unique varieties of fresh pressed cider. A full line of groceries, baked goods, and a deli compliment the produce. The deli offers daily specialties, a variety of prepared foods, meats, cheese and salads. Bolton Orchards also offers fruit baskets, shippable gifts, fresh flowers, seasonal bedding plants, Christmas Trees and in season potted plants. We are now serving, Bliss Dairy’s old fashioned hard scooped ice cream. Open year round 8 – 6, seasonal extended hours for Ice Cream Window (please call ahead).

New England FarmWays
P.O. Box 40940
Providence, RI  02940
Phone: 401-592-0209

Discover New England's Farm Destinations

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Our farms come to life for you to enjoy the scenery, excite the senses or soothe the soul. This is your gateway to local foods and greenery, verdant fields and pastures, waterways and wildlife. Visit our vineyards and orchards, beautiful landscapes and settings, the inspiration for art and photography. There’s fun for young and old, things to learn and buy and keep, places in the heart, revealing and restorative. And there is history here — agriculture's history, New England's history, America's history. The stone walls, barns and buildings along New England FarmWays frame famous landmarks and heritage attractions — authentic places and real people with stories to tell. Best of all, you can visit several FarmWays destinations in a single day.

Stevens Farm Inn
749 Old Cold Brook Road
Barre, MA  01005
Phone: 978-355-2227
Fax: 978-355-2234

Award for the Oldest Working Farm - Mass Department of Food & Agriculture. Hospitality Award winner - Mass Governor's Conference on Travel & Tourism

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Circa 1789. Family Friendly. Guests enjoy an old-fashioned country experience at Stevens Farm. The 18th-century farmhouse has been in the innkeepers’ family for nine generations. Guests can take tours of the 350-acre working farm, or just relax and enjoy the view from the gazebo. In summer you can hike, bike, fish, shop for antiques and local crafts. In the winter sleigh rides are available and you can cross country ski and skate on the farm. The innkeeper is a former cook and professional baker - Breakfast and Afternoon Tea are prepared daily. Dinners (byob) and picnic lunches are available upon request.

The Last Green Valley
111 Main Street
Danielson, CT  06239
Phone: 860-774-3300
Toll-Free: 866-363-7226

Enjoy a Variety of Activites in Southern New England's Outdoor Jewel

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The Quinebaug and Shetucket Rivers Valley or northeastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts has been called "The Last Green Valley" in the sprawling metropolitan Boston-New York-Washington corridor. At night, the region appears distinctively dark amid the urban and suburban glow when viewed from satellites or aircraft; In the daytime, the green fields and forests confirm the surprisingly rural character of this area, and the rugged hills that surround them.
This relatively undeveloped rural "island" in the midst of the most urbanized region in the nation makes it a resource of local, regional, and national importance. It is our mission to preserve the significant natural and cultural resources of the region while encouraging compatible economic development. And we invite you and your family to explore all we have to offer.