Meadow Mist Farm

“We visited this lovely farm back in March to bottle feed some lambs. What a treat! Farmer Lauren met us in the parking lot (down a longggg dirt driveway and left past the barn) and introduced us to the cows and sheep. We learned a lot and she's clearly most knowledgeable. They sell all kinds of high quality food items. Can't wait to go back! (Ps. Although we were given ample warning about dressing for the occasion I had no idea how... "barn-y" I'd smell after.)”

“I took my granddaughters there and I really feel that we have found a true gem of a place. Lauren is so kind and attentive and the girls absolutely loved the experience. She taught the girls about the chickens and the cows Bubbles and Milkshake . We picked strawberries which were delicious and also purchased amazing products at the farm store. Thank you Lauren for sharing your incredible farm with us!”

“Quaint farm where you get to pick your own vegetables. Don’t forget to carry your own bag. The farm store is towards the back, there is a small sign that reads farm store and then there are doors to farm store and washroom (basement of the house) You must go through the doors or call the number on google maps. Lauren was wonderful, very passionate about the farm and fresh produce.”

“Charming. Lauren is a loving person. We need more farms like this they care about the well-being of those who visit them.”

“This is a lovely farm. It’s very much a small operation and the sheep were baaing and the chickens were clucking happily. The day we went was hot and we really wanted to pick some blueberries and did not want to drive somewhere too far from Boston. Giving the farm 3 stars, because it is overpriced. Buying a quart of blueberries for $25 and then needed to spend an additional $50 (for 2 jams and a carton of eggs) is quite steep. Lauren is lovely, and it’s an experience—but likely wouldn’t come again due to the price.”

“We had a mixed experience here. The farm itself is quaint and nice, but everything is extremely overpriced. We went for u-pick, but the owner insisted on picking all the veggies for us. Only blueberries were u-pick for $15 a pint, and were very sour. The website says $12 for a dozen regular eggs and $16 for jumbo, but Lauren said the regular eggs are only for CSA, so she charged us $12 for only 6 eggs. All the jams were $20, the olive oil $40. Store purchase is mandatory for all purchases. Many of the products in the store were bought and repackaged at a big upscale. I totally beleive in supporting local farms, but it really felt like they were more interested in the money. I would recommend going to other u-picks and farms in the area”

“Lovely lady but very overpriced. $16 for a dozen egg and $55 for 3.5 lbs chicken. Wouldn’t go there again.”

“I agree with other comments about it being overpriced. These 2 things together were $45, lemon for scale. FYI the price on the website is wrong. They also asked you to get equivalent products from the store after blueberry picking but a strawberry jam for $20-25? They say because they don’t charge admission, but most farms don’t charge admission…”