Retreat Farm 4.0 (reviews)

Brattleboro, VT Kids Fun Unclaimed

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About Retreat Farm

How would you like to hold a newly hatched baby chick? Feed a one-ton oxen? Or play with baby goats?

You can enjoy these experiences and more at Retreat Farm in Vermont!

This 550-acre property and farmstead have been an iconic part of the landscape in Brattleboro since 1837. The newly renovated barn is home to our Children's Farm & Forest program and features baby chicks, donkeys, goats, pigs, sheep, rabbits, calves, and Carlos their one-ton oxen!

With animals, indoor and outdoor interactive play spaces, kid-friendly nature trails, and regular educational workshops there is plenty to keep you busy during your visit to the Farm!

With year-round programming -- there's always something new and exciting happening at Retreat Farm.

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Adults $8

Children $6

Free Under 2 years.

Last Update 2022

Discount Seniors $8

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Retreat Farm FAQ’s

Doing our bit

Their mission is to preserve the farm's historic and cultural significance, as well as the environment. They also want to be a great resource for the Brattleboro community. How lovely of them!

Any top tips when visiting?

Why not enjoy a birthday party at the farm? They would love to help you celebrate, along with the cute animals too! Give them a call to book a date and chat further with them!

Teachers corner

For groups of 10 or more, they offer discounted admission and educational workshops

Does Retreat Farm have healthy eating or Vegan options?

It's worth taking bottled water and healthy snacks in your bag so the kids don't get rumbling tummies!

Is Retreat Farm fully accessible?

Speak to staff on hand about any special needs you may have. They would be happy to help!

Any additonal information?

The Retreat Farm is home to one of the five trail heads for the nine-mile Retreat Trail recreation network.

Trails are open year-round for walkers, hikers, bikers, equestrians, nordic skiers and snowshoers. Pets are welcome on leashes; owners must clean up after their pets. No motorized vehicles allowed.