Our friends took us to see Shelburne Farms and walk around the property. It was a bit of a dreary day, but so worth seeing. It sits off the water on well maintained grounds. We were only there for a brief time, and there is so much more to see and do than what we experienced.

This place is a dream with green spaces as far as the eyes can see, with an amazing view on the lake, amazing properties and values (sustainability and all), and cute animals that are really well treated. It is also donation based so you pay whatever you want. I highly recommend stopping by the bakery to get a raisin bread!

Stunningly beautiful complex with a conservation and sustainability ethic. Frederick Law Olmstead, Sr.'s imprint is on the property. Lots of trails to walk and activities for children; carefully restored farm, breeding and coach barns and a lovely inn; beautiful gardens; situated right on Lake Champlain.

Best part of my trip to Vermont! The staff is so friendly and smart. The animals were unbelievably cute and interactive. The foods you can get are tasty. You can browse around at your pace or take one of their tours. Absolutely love this place and hope to go back one day!

Hubby & I have attended three of the outdoor concerts (jazz and bluegrass) this past couple of months and cannot say enough good things about the experience! Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets (plastic tarps if the ground is damp), etc. You can bring your own picnic dinner/snacks or they have DELICIOUS dinners for sale from a company that grills meats and veggies, including vegetarian options. Also an ice cream food truck has been there with some very unique flavor offerings! Also, you can bring your own beverages (including wine, beer, cider, etc). There are people of all ages including lots of children running around. The farm animals are nearby for petting. These concerts have been very festive and family- friendly. Hint: The concerts start at 6pm, but you can enter a little before 5:30pm and hike one of their trails to get a beautiful view of Lake Champlain!

This place is so lovely! It had a farm charm plus elegance! My granddaughters loved feeding the calves and seeing all the animals. The tractor ride was especially fun to make the whole farm experience. I would recommend buying the cheese, it was very tasty. We will be back on our next visit.

My son and I did the sun to cheese tour. Such an amazing experience, I can not recommend it enough! Our guide was amazing, she really helped make it an unforgettable time! We got to hang out with the cows and the calves, OMG, so darn cute! We also got to taste all of the cheese they make and learn about the cheese-making process.

We stopped just before closing time but we did get to have the tracker ride to the farm but only had a few minutes to look around. It was such a beautiful view so glad we stopped. The farm itself looked like something from a movie. Recommend highly

After coming here many times, we could not pass up another stop on the way home from visiting Vermont. We never get tired of the beautiful grounds here. We had been in the car for several hours and wanted to stretch our legs on the nice pathways (gravel walkways) here. The scenery is beautiful and the walk is just right from where you park, to the large barn where they have a bakery and cheese making area. The animals are nice to look at (especially the 2 donkeys). There is a small store where you park that sells delicious shortbread cookies along with other items like cheese and beverages. There are many walking trails and in the past we have walked to the Lake Champlain shoreline and house. There is a lot of history here and the man that works at the entrance booth shared some history with us that we appreciated. If you just want to walk around, there is no cost.