Hours & Directions

Sugarbush Farm
591 Sugarbush Farm Road
Woodstock, VT 05091

Telephone: 802-457-1757, 9AM-5PM

Fax: 802-457-3269 24hrs a day

Email: contact@sugarbushfarm.com

GPS: 43.6646.0, -72.4672.09
591 Sugarbush Farm Rd
Woodstock, VT 05091

Free Admission
Weekdays, weekends and Holidays: 9AM-5PM
No reservation needed
(closed Thanksgiving Day. after 2:00 on Christmas Eve & on Christmas Day)

During the winter and early spring, (late November-early April) it's best to call ahead for hours and road conditions (1-802-457-1757)

Kids enjoy the farm animals during the warm months, learning about making maple syrup and enjoy cheese and maple syrup samples.

Dogs are welcome from 9AM-5PM on a leash on the maple walk and the sugarhouse self tour. We request no dogs in the tasting room or farm store due to cheese and food being sampled or after hours as our granddaughter may have her dogs outside.

Important: Print out this page and bring it with you to receive a 10% discount on merchandise purchased at our farm store in Woodstock.

***Discount is not valid for web, telephone, shipping charges if order in the store or mail order orders.

Directions to the Farm
Our farm is located close to Woodstock and Quechee and just 7.3 miles off exit 1 of interstate 89. GPS works well from all directions:

FROM QUECHEE GORGE:
On US Rt 4 W go .8 miles and turn right at Waterman Hill Rd (at blinking light), pass through a lovely covered bridge (which is suitable for taller vehicles). Go left at the stop sign onto Quechee Main St and follow the yellow signs another 4.3 miles.

FROM TAFTSVILLE:

On US Rt 4 halfway between Woodstock and Quechee, cross the red Historic Taftsville Covered Bridge (built in 1836 - one of the oldest in Vermont and second longest in Vermont) and follow the yellow directional signs for 3 miles.

ALERT: NOT ENOUGH CLEARANCE FOR RV'S AND TALL TRUCKS

FROM THE CENTER OF WOODSTOCK:
From Woodstock Village, a beautiful 5 mile scenic road, take Route 12 north. Turn right onto Old River Road (watch for Billings Farm sign). Continue on Old River Road past old restored farmsteads, beautiful stone walls and the Ottauquechee River and follow our yellow signs.