Plan Your Visit
A slower way of life. Fresh air. Beauty. Restoration.
Washington County is breathtaking- rolling hills, back roads, farm stands, fields in bloom, a dreamy bakery, a vineyard/winery that will stop you in your tracks. We've loved settling into life here, and we take great joy in supporting our like-minded local businesses, and letting you in on the hidden gems of this place.
On the Farm
Come early or stay late. Beginning in July wander the fields and Pick Your Own Healthcare — vegetables, cut flowers, tea and berries galore. Blueberries in July, raspberry rows in August, and the crown jewel of autumn — dahlias in September and October, hundreds of them, in bloom, with the Black Creek Valley as a gorgeous background. In the fall you'll also find specialty pumpkins and mums brough in from a local farm — the kind of autumn abundance that makes you want to fill your car and head home happy. The farm stand is self-serve. The fields are unhurried. There's no rush here.
Down the Road
On A Limb Bakery — Salem About two miles from the farm, just across from the local library on Main Street. Not your average small town stop. Their baked goods are extraordinary and the menu runs from savory hand pies and breakfast sandwiches to focaccia, soup, and salad. Go hungry. (Open Thursday–Saturday — perfect on your way in.)
Lakeside Store— Cossayuna Just down route 30 towards the Creamery off Joe Bean Road you will find a bright, old fashioned yellow building offering a gift store, wine and beer, bakery treats and meals complete with an exquisite garden setting.
Canteen Coffee — Cambridge Perhaps one of our favorite spaces to be in — beautifully decorated, cozy, a coffee shop with a fuller lunch menu. Casey, the owner, has a lovely sign that says “Be kind, this is my happy place.” We agree. You will find kindness, joy and a treat there.
Juniper — Greenwich Step inside and you'll find an intimate, stunning dining room — forest green walls, candlelight, gorgeous artwork, and a menu to impress. Grilled salmon, house made ravioli, a legendary carrot cake. A perfect dinner after an afternoon on the farm. Reservations recommended. (Closed Sundays.)
South Dominion Winery — Cambridge Open Saturday and Sunday, 12–4, occasional Friday events. A stunning vineyard in every sense — a stone cottage, peace and quiet, delicious wine, absolutely a must visit.
Victory View Vineyard & Tiashoke Farmstore— Easton A 35 minute drive south from the farm you will find these two lovely establishments across from one another. Delicious wine grown onsite greeting you as you arrive across from a lovely farm store with antiques and gifts as well as beautiful fall decor.
One Weekend a Month,
We Put on Our Best
Once a month we step away from the work of the fields and personally welcome you to an evening or a day of curated experiences — golden hour date nights, guided farm and health tours, bouquet making, community potlucks, and more.
Intimate, intentional, and worth planning your weekend around.
We've put together a few of our favorite ways to spend a day or a weekend in this beautiful county— look below for some inspiration.
More of a plan-it-yourself type?
View our Calendar of Events → and build your own perfect adventure.
A Health + Harvest Saturday
9:00am — Movement + yoga in the fields (check calendar to confirm)
10:30am — Guided Bouquet + Farm Tour with Kelsey
12:00pm — Lunch at Canteen Coffee
3:30pm — Grow Well Farm & Health Tour with Hunter + Kelsey
5:00pm — Monthly Community Potluck
A Romantic Weekend —
Two Days
Friday 6:30pm — Date Night in the Fields
Friday night — Settle into the Post & Beam Suite
Saturday morning — Wake up slowly, walk the flower fields
9:00am — Breakfast at On A Limb Bakery, grab extra treats for a slow morning tomorrow
Lunch at Main Street Cafe in Greenwich or Dorset Bakery. In Greenwich follow with boutique/antique browsing on Main Street at Clutch Market, Bells and Bottoms, Tiashoke Farm Store and More, enjoy a tasting at Victory View Vineyard. In Dorset, live to the fullest at the Dorset Quarry swimming hole, hike Mt. Equinox.
3:30pm — Grow Well Farm & Health Tour with Hunter + Kelsey
Evening — Dinner at Juniper in Greenwich
Sunday — Slow morning, farm stand, amble the fields, breathe deep. Take your time. South Dominion Winery is open until 4. The perfect place. Don’t rush home, go there. Trust us.
—you are warmly invited to join us at Coila church at 10am in Cambridge, conveniently on the way to South Dominion —
Next month, make it a day trip and come for zumba or stretching in the fields, stay for the Bouquet and Flower Tour, take the other day trip mentioned — and return for the Plant Powered Potluck at 5pm (no need to bring a dish).
A different day, a different experience, the same beautiful valley. We hope to see you back.
A Family Day —
Pick Your Own Healthcare
Morning — Head into the fields together. Sun-warmed blueberries or raspberries straight from the row, cherry tomatoes still warm from the vine, colorful peppers, fresh cut flowers. Sample while you pick. Fill your buckets. Let the kids discover what food actually tastes like when it comes from the ground — and the joy of eating straight from the fields.
Midday — Spread out on a farm picnic blanket or reserve the harvest table — bring a little picnic and let the fields do the rest
Afternoon — Merck Forest hiking 15 minutes away
5:00pm — Monthly Community Potluck — bring a plant-based dish to share, pull up a chair, let the kids run (it’s ok to show up without a dish)
A Perfect Saturday
9:00am — Movement + yoga in the fields (check calendar to confirm)
10:30am — Guided Bouquet + Farm Tour with Kelsey
12:00pm — Lunch at Canteen Coffee in Cambridge
Afternoon — South Dominion Winery, open 12–4
5:00pm — Monthly Community Potluck
If You Have Two Weekends
Weekend One — Date Night Friday, Bouquet Tour Saturday morning, winery afternoon
Weekend Two — Grow Well Farm Tour, blueberry or raspberry You Pick, potluck evening
Between visits — the farm stand is self-serve daily, the fields are always beautiful, and there is always something worth coming back for