FIND your
WAY
A living tapestry of history and horticulture, our sixty-five rolling acres of seasonal gardens, historic architecture, lush meadows, a thriving farmstand, and vibrant community gatherings await your discovery.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
393 North Main Street, Stonington, Connecticut 06378
HOURS
Friday: 10AM - 6PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9AM-6PM
Monday: CLOSED
The Farmstand
Our farmstand is the heart of Stone Acres—offering seasonal vegetables, pasture-raised meats, fresh eggs, and pantry staples from our fields and trusted partners. From summer tomatoes to autumn squash, each visit reflects the season, with our vegetable CSA providing an even deeper way to enjoy the harvest. Alongside the produce, you’ll often find breads, cheeses, honey, and preserves, making the farmstand a place to stock your kitchen and connect with the land.
Seasonal Happenings
Join us for farm dinners, seasonal tastings, and hands-on workshops that celebrate the harvest. From meals shared in the gardens to creative classes with chefs and makers, each experience blends food, community, and connection.
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Find your next reason to visit the farm.
Flowers
Bring the beauty of Stone Acres home with seasonal flowers grown in our fields and gardens. We offer wholesale partnerships for restaurants, retailers, and floral designers. Join our Flower CSA for weekly bouquets in a festive, wildflower style, or visit the Farmstand in spring and summer for mixed bouquets and bunches of in-season blooms.
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Step into the garden and take the season home.
Weddings & Events
With sweeping meadows, historic gardens, and a timeless manor house, Stone Acres Farm offers a beautiful backdrop for weddings, celebrations, and private gatherings. From intimate ceremonies to tented receptions under the stars, each event is shaped by the farm’s natural beauty and historic charm.
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See how the farm can host your day.
EDUCATE
Stone Acres is home to the Yellow Farmhouse Education Center, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and celebrating culinary, agricultural, and cultural heritage. Through cooking classes, workshops, and community programs, the Yellow Farmhouse connects people of all ages to the land, food, and traditions that shape our region.
FIND YOUR WAY
on the FARM
Use the campus map to explore our grounds, locate key areas, and get a sense of everything Stone Acres has to offer.
ADDRESS:
393 North Main Street
Stonington, Connecticut 06378
GOOD TO KNOW
PARKING
Free onsite parking is available in designated areas. Subject to change based on special events.
RESTROOMS
Restrooms are available whenever the farmstand is open and during events. Our farmstand staff will be happy to point you in the right direction.
ACCESSIBILITY
Grounds include grassy lawns and historic garden paths; some areas may be uneven. Please reach out ahead if you need accessibility guidance.
WEATHER
While the farmstand is indoors, reaching it requires a short, unprotected walk from the parking area. As a working farm, much of the property is outdoors and on natural terrain, so we recommend dressing for the season and wearing sturdy footwear.
PURCHASES
Our farmstand accepts cash, credit cards and Apple Pay.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Casual photos are welcome! Professional photography sessions require advance approval.
PETS
Leashed dogs are welcome on the farm, except during events where otherwise noted.
RESPECT THE LAND
We invite you to enjoy the gardens and fields, but ask that you please admire flowers and produce without picking them. For your safety and ours, we kindly ask that guests stay out of staff-only areas and enter buildings only with prior permission. Families are warmly welcomed—just be sure little ones are supervised as they explore, and note that adult supervision is required for all children near the pond.