Barn News
Last updated January 23, 2012

     Here it is the end of January and winter has just arrived, with the exception of the 25 inches of snow we got in October.  I should have known that the weather would become wintry as soon as the lambs started to arrive.

     The barn is very busy (and full of critters) with lambs, kids and calves arriving daily.  Another calf and a litter of piglets are expected in about a month.

     We recently had a winter family weekend featuring a sled dog team including workshops and mini rides.  Check out the pictures on our Facebook page.  It was a great success and we are scheduling it again for 2013.  Think about joining us and include a sled dog ride among your weekend activities. Mush! Mush!

     Winter got off to a slow start, but I’m sure that there will be plenty of it left for you to enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing or just curling up with a cop of hot chocolate and a good book beside the fire place. During your winter Farm getaway

     Check out our website for the current specials and upcoming activities at the Farm.  We have Family Farm Day scheduled for February 27.  Call for a reservation.

I'll see you along the way!
Farmer Dave
 

                             
                                                                  Chloe, our farm mascot
                                                               and tennis ball aficionado!        

Barnyard Goal

        Our goal at East Hill Farm is to provide an enjoyable, educational farm vacation for our guests.  To achieve this goal we strive to provide realistic farm related activities.  The farm activities scheduled may be adjusted a bit to accommodate meal times and other activities.  The daily farm chores including milking the cows and goats, are necessary functions to be accomplished each day, as they are done every day on the farms of professional farm operators throughout the country. 

        We hope that your visit to East Hill Farm will be most enjoyable and provide you with increased awareness and understanding of the importance of agriculture to our society.  Come and enjoy a real farm experience in a comfortable resort atmosphere. Click here for a link to our Conservation Practices.