Woodstock Orchards is a family run farm located in CT. Local grown is the key to this farm. The farm has diversified growing blueberries, trellis apples for pick your own, it's own field and greenhouse vegetables, pumpkins, hardy mums and fresh, sweet apple cider.

Pumpkins and Gourds are available from mid September through November. All Varieties; Jack-O-Lantern to Sugar Pumpkin.

 

From Sturbridge MA: Travel time 30 minutes Take Route 131 East through Southbridge, and pick up Route 169 South. After entering Woodstock, pass the Roseland Cottage (Pink house on right), Woodstock Orchards is shortly after the Cottage also on the right. From Providence/TF Green Airport: Travel time 1-1/4 hour From TF Green Airport Parking Lot, follow signs to I-95 North (Providence). Take Exit 14 to 37 West "Cranston". Take exit 1B, which is 295 North (Johnston), to exit 5/6. Take Exit 6, which is Route 6 West (it is a right turn off the ramp) Travel on 6 West to Route 101 West. Turn on to I-395 North to Exit 95 Kennedy Drive. Turn right off ramp, and go to 3rd traffic light. Turn left on Route 171 West. Travel 5 miles and without turning Route 171 will turn into Route 169 North. After passing the Woodstock Fairgrounds, and the Woodstock Fire Station, Woodstock Orchards is located on the left at the top of Woodstock Hill. From Hartford: Travel time 1 hour Take I-84 East to Exit 69 (Route 74) Take Route 74 East to the end, and turn left onto Route 44 East. Follow Route 44 East to Route 169 North. After passing the Woodstock Fairgrounds, and the Woodstock Fire Station, Woodstock Orchards is located on the left at the top of Woodstock Hill. From Worcester: Travel time 45 min. Take I-290 South to I-395 South. Take Exit 97 off I-395 (Putnam), and take a right off ramp (Route 44 West). Go to 2nd traffic light, and take a right turning onto Route 171 West. Travel 5 miles and without turning Route 171 will turn into Route 169 North. After passing the Woodstock Fairgrounds, and the Woodstock Fire Station, Woodstock Orchards is located on the left at the top of Woodstock.