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Find your connection to Vermont farm life, history, and culture in every season.
Billings Farm & Museum welcomes you to our special part of Vermont. It’s a place to unwind, unplug, and reconnect. Explore at your own pace and engage with our knowledgeable staff. Enjoy daily programs, hands-on experiences, seasonal exhibitions, and meet our farm animals.
Open year-round, weekends and select days* and daily from Memorial Day weekend through October 31. Purchase tickets online or upon arrival.
Late Fall & Winter 2026 – 2027
November 1, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Open weekends and select days, 10:00AM – 4:00PM
Summer & Fall 2027
May 29 – October 31, 2027
Open daily, 10:00AM – 5:00PM
*Select Days Include: Nov 27 – Thanksgiving /
Dec 11 – Wassail Weekend / Dec 21 – Jan 3, 2027 – Winter Celebration /
Jan 18 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day / Feb 13 – 21 – Magic of Maple
Adults
$21
Seniors (65+)
$17
Students (16+)
$14
Children (3-15)
$12
Children under 3
Free
Accessibility
Billings Farm & Museum welcomes visitors of ages and abilities.
Parking
Accessible parking is available in our main parking lot.
The Visitor Center, Theater, Farm Life Exhibits, Animal Barns, and Historic House are accessible for strollers, wheelchairs, and electric scooters. The Farm Life Exhibits, Historic House, Animal Barns, and several outbuildings are historic structures that contain uneven flooring in parts. Elevators are available in the Visitor Center and the Theater.
Theater
A Place In the Land, our 30-minute introductory film shown in the Theater, contains closed captioning.
Bathrooms
Men’s, women’s, all-gender, and family restrooms are available in the Visitor Center on the ground floor, with additional restrooms located on the ground floor of the historic house. All restrooms contain changing tables.
Pathways
Paved and gravel pathways connect much of the farm and museum. As an active farm, some areas feature uneven and/or hilly terrain, seasonal conditions, sounds, smells, and changing activity levels. Limited wheelchairs and golf cart assistance are available upon request; please call in advance or enquire at the Admission Desk.
Access to the garden and sunflower house is via a grass path. The Sunflower House has very uneven terrain, and is not accessible for strollers, wheelchairs, or electric scooters.
Service Animals
Service animals that meet the ADA definition are welcome on site. Pets are not permitted. For the safety of both the farm animals and service animals, service animals are restricted from the animal barns and must always remain at a safe distance from farm animals. See the ADA website for further information.
We continue working to improve accessibility across the site. If you have any suggestions or feedback relating to accessibility, please email info@billingsfarm.org.
What’s Happening
From seasonal festivals to daily programs and hands-on activities for all ages to rotating exhibitions, there’s always something happening at Billings Farm & Museum.
Enjoy fresh experiences with every visit, such as butter making, milking demonstrations, or maple tastings. Plan ahead for seasonal favorites like the Sunflower House, Baby Farm Animal Celebration, Annual Quilt Exhibition, Antique Tractor Day, and Harvest Celebration.
Guest Map
Find your way around the farm & museum. Explore our site map before you visit and discover all there is to experience.
From historic barns and animal pastures to gardens, exhibits, walking paths, and seasonal attractions, there is something to discover at every turn. Use the map to find seasonal exhibitions, ice cream, picnic areas, the gift shop, and the theater.
- Billings Farm & Museum is located off Route 12, a half mile north of Woodstock’s village center.
- From Woodstock, cross the iron bridge and make a right onto Old River Road.
- The Visitor Center parking lot is immediately on the right.
Parking
- Free parking is available in two separate lots.
- Our main parking lot is adjacent to our Visitor Center.
- An overflow and bus parking lot is located directly across the street from our main parking lot.
- Please note that recreational vehicles, larger vehicles, and buses may only park in the overflow lot.
- Overnight parking is not permitted.
69 Old River Road
Woodstock, Vermont 05091
Find answers to common questions about
visiting Billings Farm & Museum.
Can’t find your answer? Contact us directly at info@billingsfarm.org or 802-457-2355.
Most guests spend 2 – 3 hours exploring the barns, exhibits, gardens, walking trails, and taking part in daily programs.
Admission includes access to the barns, exhibits, seasonal events, sensory play stations, the Historic Farm Manager’s House, daily programs, walking trails, and screenings of A Place in the Land. Enjoy horse-drawn rides on select days. Workshops, programs, and film series screenings may require additional tickets.
Most experiences are self-guided using visual interpretation and signage. Interpreters are stationed throughout the campus to answer questions, share stories, and offer demonstrations.
Yes. Visitors can meet many of the farm animals and, in select areas, pet them while following posted handwashing and safety guidelines.
Seasonal snacks, beverages, cheese, and Vermont-made ice cream are available at the Gift Shop and seasonally at the Farmhouse Scoop Shop. Picnic areas are located throughout the campus for self-packed snacks and lunch. Special event days often feature local food trucks.
Much of the campus is accessible to strollers, wheelchairs, and electric scooters, including the Visitor Center, Historic House, and Farm Life Exhibits. Some historic buildings, outdoor pathways, farm areas, gardens, and walking paths include uneven and/or hilly terrain.
Yes, we have a limited number of wheelchairs available in the Visitor Center. Please call in advance or ask at the Admissions Desk to borrow a wheelchair.
Pets are not permitted on the grounds for the safety of our visitors and farm animals. Service animals that meet the ADA definition are welcome on site. For the safety of both the farm animals and service animals, service animals are restricted from the animal barns and must always remain at a safe distance from farm animals.
No. While located beside the National Park, Billings Farm & Museum is an independent nonprofit organization with separate admission and programming.