amazing hidden gem in vt! you can pay what you want to get into the market and there is so much to…read moreexplore. it is just beautiful to be out there. they have a food menu with everything grown from the collective of farms. the ice cream from kiss the cow farm is delicious and you can really taste the freshness of the cream. the live music is so fun + there's a bar and shop that you can indulge in.

Not a restaurant, not just a farmers' market, it's a happy Vermont experience. Just go.read more

My car was scratched by an untrimmed overhanging bush alongside the road to parking. I reported…read moreit to the manager and she said she would email me her contact information which she never did. I emailed their landlord, which is the Hanover co-op and reported the issue. They said that it was the farmers market management who was responsible for maintaining the landscaping. The Norwich Farmers did not reimburse me or even respond to my emails with their insurance information. I was going to take them to court, but that would involve my insurance and I don't want my rates to go up. I used to be a customer for years as I live locally but due to their complete disregard for their customers, and horrible management I will never return. I can get what I need from the farms I buy from directly. If you value your car or drive an expensive car be aware.

Come with patience as parking is free but a little like a shuffle. Even better, carpool with a…read morefriend.

Great Black Raspberry Jam!!! We were visiting green mountain Vermont this October and stopped at…read morethe farm stand. It was a delightful experience. We are living in northern Colorado. I was glad to be back at my roots (born in Randolph) and very much enjoyed this stop. We finished the jam this morning and I am looking for a way to buy more online. Sincerely, Bob C.

One of my favorite farms stands. The best pies in the area , made fresh every morning. Super hiker…read morefriendly.

Barden Farm has a brick and mortar farm market right in downtown New Hartford. There is a parking…read morearea with street parking as well. The building looked historic and the farm market was a delight. They had flowers, fresh produce, various goodies, and even an ice cream shop in the back. The people working there were friendly also. I love that small town vibe. On this visit, I purchased tomatoes, onion, lemon cucumbers (yes, that is a thing and it's delicious), and whoopie pies. The ice cream was good too, I had the banana pie. They also had candy for sale. There were a couple of tables you can enjoy your ice cream at. Overall, another awesome farm market that is affordable and has high quality products.

We didn't know much about Woodstock but ended up staying in the area due to the great reviews of On…read morethe River Inn. The town of Woodstock is quaint, and there are plenty of inns to choose from but that being said, you mostly rely on Gillingham's General Store and the local Farmers Market (physical store) for last minute supplies since finding a dinner restaurant the first few days of the week is unlikely to happen and the closest large pharmacy is a half hour drive away. Overall parking is easy with the Park Mobile app and there are many lovely small businesses you can stop into. It's a fairly sleepy town and if you do consider visiting, I'd either do so prior to November or in December, as in November there's no foliage to speak of and you generally get frost instead of snow.

Speed trap 49-25 in 200 feet no sign I could see. I could tell the police officer was embarrassed…read moreand it was $100 fine which didn't bother me that much. However, when I got my two points, my on my record went from 0 to 2. My new premium went from around 1400 to 2800 for two cars for three years. It's about $3000. Offer a scam so town of Woodstock can pretender enforcing public safety when it's just a rip off. Woodstock is a nice looking town has a great restaurant but I'm never going back and I think I'll skip the entire state of VERMONT because I hear they do this in many other cities and towns. Pretty sick.

While attending the Apples and Crafts Festival in Woodstock VT this Fall, I discovered the 5 Birds…read moreFarm Lavender Oil. I have been using it daily in my diffuser to start our day with this calming aroma. Made in small batches, 5 Birds Lavender Oil is soft and pure with a unique richness and depth to it's fragrance. Thank you! Tina Martin

From the owner: 5 birds Farm is a grower of garlic and lavender and we produce beautiful lavender products. When…read morewe are not harvesting our crops we are offering our spectacular location for short term rentals. Bring your family and friends together at 5 Birds Farm overlooking the rolling hills of Woodstock, VT. Rent our farm and beautifully re-established 200 year old English barn for your private Vermont get away or host your private gathering, family reunion, or wedding and let Woodstock's quintessential village charm leave you with memories of a lifetime.

Vermont local beef & pork = delicious!…read more I discovered Raycin Farms at the Hartland Farmers Market. The owner raises their own beef and pork and uses the local butcher/ slaughterhouse in St Johnsbury to get some great steaks, chops, sausages, ground beef, and more. I got some steaks and ground beef. I was happy & surprised at how gamey and wild their grass only fed cow was. I was not used to that flavor! It was fun and exciting at the same time! Is this the real beef? Is this how beef REALLY tastes, maybe 100 years ago? Price, yeah more of course, but go for it! Very lean beef! Comparable to buffalo. Hartland FM is Fridays 3:00 to 7:00 and a wonderful location at the local Hartland Library.

Local fresh produce close to my home in Wilder! I am in heaven…read more First time I went to Stern's,I found the store very clean. The assortment is way more than I expected. Lots of refrigerated stuff like cream from local dairies. Butter,eggs,cheese, tofu. Chili peppers & load of home made noodles. Great prices. Very convenient, good pricing & I will go back again!

Day before Easter at 5:35 in the afternoon during a pandemic I arrive to find the Saturday hours…read moreposted on the door: Open till 5:00. This was only my second outing that week and my last chance for greens before Easter. Before disappointment could set in the door swings open and Jill, the owner is standing there with a big grin saying : "You need to shop?". Everything was neatly put away which she opened right back up again- reassuring me to take my time. I wasn't the last late shopper that she allowed in but I'll bet I was the most grateful. I just want to say thank you for that act of kindness it went a long way in making our very unusual Easter a little greener.