eastleigh farms
- 地址：
- 开放时间：
- 门票价格：
- 电话：
eastleigh farms印象
-
We moved to Framingham about four years ago. We like being near the great shopping but what is the best attraction of all is the farm country on Edmunds Road. On that long winding road you will find Eastleigh Farm, a dairy farm that looks as if it has been brought back from the past. The cows are well cared for and the milk is delicious. The ice cream is the best anywhere and your children will love seeing the ladies being milked or lounging in the fields.
-
A lovely working farm and a great place for families to visit, with picnic tables and outdoors grassy play area. Kids can see a working farm and enjoy locally made ice cream. For adults there are local cheeses for sale, some made right on the farm. Be sure to try the raw milk, you'll never want the supermarket stuff again.Farm tours are available for a fee, but you can do a little walking around and sometimes see the cows up close.
-
The store has some great local made goods for sale, some made on site and others from the area. We brought home a tasty mango sauce and wonderful maple syrup. While there we had some of their homemade ice cream which was rather good. I would suggest asking to see the size of the portions first - the small was surprisingly big! We also tried some of the raw milk; I thought it tasted okay but didn't think it was all that much different from whole milk. You can easily search online for various opinions about whether raw milk is good for you or not. They allow you to look around the farm which is nice. Visiting in the fall, this was a perfect place to stop for some fall photos. The foliage combined with the farm equipment, vintage trucks, cows, and other animals were great. The only shortcoming was there is no public bathroom.
-
This is awesome place!It is hidden gem.Especially summer time they have the best value for ice cream!Very fresh and tasty! You can get raw milk.You can see milking process when you got around 3 pm!
-
I had no idea that there are working farms in Framingham, and greatly enjoyed a visit to Eastleigh Farms. Check their website for special events such as wagon tours of the property, ice cream making demonstrations, etc. The farm store has many interesting products, along with samples of their local cheeses, which are excellent, and range from spreadable cracker cheeses to regular "bricks" of various flavored/smoked. Seasonally you can also get apple cider. As previous posters mentioned, the ice cream is delicious and there is also a small selection of frozen yogurt. The raw milk is phenomenal, we have never become ill from consuming it. What a nice group of people working and volunteering at Eastleigh.
-
This is close to where I live and it is amazing how many people don't know about it. The icecream is organic with many flavors and also frozen yogurt, as is milk, eggs and cheeses sold which you can see being made. Honey and specialty items available also. Can visit the cows. Picnic tables and shade and play equipment for children. 11 - 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturdays. Enjoy it this summer as it may not be around next summer. Also used books for $1 and old time dairy scales, milk jugs, churns etc. A lot of history. Enjoy!
-
This is a hidden gem in Framingham. They have great ice cream and a large outdoor area to sit and relax. If you want to see cows milked then be sure to head into the barn around 3 pm and witness it first hand. The people working with the cows are extremely friendly and are willing to answer any questions you may have about the entire process. You can pet the cows as well, which is fun for the little ones.
-
Full working dairy farm tucked in the NW corner of Framingham. Charming little shop with OUTSTANDING ice cream, as well as farm made cheeses and other treats. Visit for ice cream with family/friends, stay to see the cows and learn about dairy farming with a simple at-your-pace tour.
-
The ice cream was wonderful. My husband and I had never been to there, but we will definitely be going again. Fairly inexpensive for ice cream. The store is very small, selling milk, some jams, cider, honey, and a few other things- we bought cider as well. My husband was not a fan of the cider;it has a tang aftertaste that he was not liking. Little area with tables and plays-cape for kids outside to sit. Limited parking. We did not see the petting animals part- either we missed it or it was not running as we went in the early Spring. Closes early; 7 PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Go for the ice cream!!!
-
We stopped for icecream and raw milk. Both were amazing. Looking forward to going back for more yummy icecream!!!