A nonprofit organization educating for sustainability. Its campus is a 1,400-acre working farm, forest, and National Historic Landmark. Year-round …See more
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Jul 29, 2024
The staff provided some really nice recommendations for great hikes at varying levels of difficulty. We stopped to see the animals for a bit but mostly enjoyed wandering the trails and grounds. This… Full review by 14jkc
Jul 20, 2024
We had such a lovely visit. We did the cheese tour which included learning about their cheese making process and tasting various cheeses, but also included a ride around the farm, education about th… Full review by 28jenniferv
Jul 1, 2024
Have been to breakfast here three times this season. The food is good, but the service is lacking. Lots of staff milling around but no one comes to the table to ask if anything is needed. The rule se… Full review by jimwC2934CM
Hi, how much is the admission ticket to Shelburne farms per person, if we want to walk the trails and see some of the pet activities.
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According to their website, trails & barn are open to public by donation. They are a non-profit organization, so they depend upon the donations. They have other programs both for …
According to their website, trails & barn are open to public by donation. They are a non-profit organization, so they depend upon the donations. They have other programs both for children and adults on all kinds of topics and they DO charge for those special programs. But only donations to walk the trails & visit the barn.
I agree with Rick. There's no reason why not, except for the question how much a 10 month old would get out of it. There is certainly lots of stuff to see (animals and whatnot), and it's …
I agree with Rick. There's no reason why not, except for the question how much a 10 month old would get out of it. There is certainly lots of stuff to see (animals and whatnot), and it's stroller-friendly. When I was there in June with my 15 month-old granddaughter, I saw lots of couples with children younger than that, and all seemed to be having a good time.
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