Ambler Farm

John Chiappetta Edited 2 months ago

What a beautiful place to take your kids or just in general. I wish I took some pictures but the fram is gorgeous. The little walk through they have of farm animals is so cool. I really enjoy taking my wife and kid here. Five out five stars.

Melly Bonita a year ago

Ambler Farm is a beloved treasure in Wilton. My family has made so many memories here from family photo shoots in front of the red barn, to summer camp, Ambler Farm Day, Food & Wine night, cooking our summer meals from their farm stand harvest and the Family Fun Run! It is truly the heart of this town and the entire team there is so special.

Pallavi Subedi 3 years ago

Awesome and friendly farm to just pop in and walk around. They have beautiful flowers and impressive fields of vegetables. You can walk around and look at everything including the animal area which includes bunnies, goats, chickens, pigs etc

Bryan Vig 5 years ago

Wonderful place to pickup some fresh fruits and vegetables in season. The farm stand/farmers market is open Saturdays 9-2. Wonderful stop for families since they have chicken's, pigs, ducks, rabbits and sheep for children's and adults viewing pleasure. They also have a small enclosed pond with turtles and frogs.

Ty DeFrancisco 6 years ago

Impressive, idyllic, and inspirational. Draped across a gorgeous lolling hillside, the farm consists of a farm stand, picnic area, and crop fields, all beckoning visitors to stroll the grounds (so long as you wear a mask and maintain your distance like a descent human being). See attached photos. The farm stand sells home-grown vegetables, locally sourced fruits, maple syrup, and I think I saw a bottle of hot sauce! You'll find on offer baskets of bok choy, okra, a variety of peppers, beets, onions, potatoes, and too much more to list here. Surrounding the stand are animal pens where you can get honked at by sassy geese, witness some charming pigs eat lunch (a salad I would be happy with), and admire Einstein the goat as he surveys the goings-on from atop his wooden castle (see pic with the white goat). Along with the wholesome farm stand operation, the rest of the grounds proved a purifying antidote to the woes of the pandemic. Plenty of room to roam, we flowed from field to field, sunlight washing over us as we marvelled at the deep colors of the crops and appreciated the contented sighing of the swaying trees. Finally, we rested at a picnic table to eat our packed lunch and