sharat menon
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Beautiful place to visit. Great for kids as there is a petting zoo, cheese tasting. They have a food cart which had a few snack options which was nice too. You could also stay at their Inn which will let you take your car into the farms. If you are an external visitor you will need to use their shuttle service.

Jessica Soldivieri
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Very interactive farm with cheese making, animals to pet and presentations on the herbal and edible gardens. LOTS of walking stroller safe, kid friendly- even/groomed trails. Make reservations in advanced for breakfast at the hotel/lodge on the lake. Pricy but a beautiful historic dining room of a mansion- open with french doors to flowing lawns and walk down to the lake. Serves specialty alcoholic drinks. All food locally sourced, mostly grown on the farm. Probably the best part if the visit- reservations required!

Allan Cruz
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The Harvest of September 2019 was very disappointing. The hay maze was missing again and this was the sole reason from bringing kids to the event. This year all that was offered was the same daily offering that Shelburne offers on a daily basis plus a bunch of over priced food vendors. For instance, an apple with caramel was $5. And sugar cotton ball was more expensive than what you would get at the champlain valley fair. Very likely not going again.

Wesley G. Kenney
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One of my favorite places in the state. The walking trails are well maintained, and the views are gorgeous. The old barn, Inn, and coach house are remarkable set into the rolling hills of the property. During the off-season, you can bring your dog's hear, and do some snowshoeing too. Great year round entertainment

Austin Graff
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Shelburne Farms is magical. First of all, it's pretty cheap to get in. It's less than $10 per person to spend an entire day here. Once you get your ticket, you can walk to the farm or get transported by a tractor. Since the property is HUGE, I'd wait to be transported. Once you're at the massive historic farm that looks more like a castle, you'll be entertained for hours. They have chickens, rabbits, cows, donkeys, horses, sheep...so many animals that you can pet. They have programming throughout the day. Our daughter loved the chicken egg hunting! There's a farm-to-table food truck there every day serving burgers, sandwiches, etc. In the back of the property is the inn, which is beautiful. There's a general store at the entrance/exit that sells jams, honey, and cheese. THE CHEESE! It is AMAZING! Eat all the free samples plus more.

Michael Balzer
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I absolutely love this place. The trails are amazing to walk, the food at the inn is delicious, and the environment at the farm barn is so fun. I have taken a number of out of town family members here and frequently take my 3 year old and he doesn't seem to get tired of it. There is also food at the farmbarn, the bakery is good, though sometimes the bottoms of the cookies get a little burnt, and the farm cart is tasty though expensive. There are amazing places to plan to have a picnic all over the property.

Max Medina
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Family oriented place, great service, courteous personnel, take the trolley ride to walk you through the farm, received good information on how cheese, bread and other goods are manufactured, do not miss the boutique at the entry for cheese, farm products or souvenirs can be bought, big free parking lot available,all personnel is very friendly,

Scott Roberts
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These guys don't put a foot wrong set in 1400 acres of woodlands, immaculately maintained, a working farm where you can get up close to the animals (including miniature donkeys!), bakery, cheesemaking. Even the food from the on-site food truck was delicious.

Pack My Bag Please
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Absolutely a must-visit place in Vermont. Family-friendly with logs of activities to try: milking a cow, petting sheep, cheese-making tours, wine & cheese pairing, shopping their lovely products- jams, maple syrup, trinkets, souvenirs. Its picturesque farm-estate.