Wildwood Farm is a true gem nestled in the rural landscape of Massachusetts. Spanning 117 acres, our family farm offers a wide range of services and products to our customers.
From weddings to firewood and farm products, Wildwood Farm has something for everyone.
Wildwood Farm is not just a business, it's a family legacy. With three generations of family ownership, we take great pride in our history and the heritage of our farm. Our main farmhouse, the Captain Silas Whitney house, has stood since 1778, a testament to the durability of New England architecture.
When Bill Foster purchased the farm in 1969, it had been abandoned for 50 years and was in a state of disrepair.
But Bill saw the potential in the property, and with hard work and dedication, he brought the farm back to life. Despite the challenges he faced, including a population of porcupines living in the abandoned farmhouse, Bill poured his heart and soul into the farm, making it the thriving local family farm it is today.
At Wildwood Farm, we honor our history and the vision of our forebears. We are dedicated to maintaining the farm's legacy. Come visit us and experience the unique blend of tradition and innovation that makes Wildwood Farm so special.
We would like to introduce you to the dedicated farm family team at Wildwood Farm. Our family includes three generations of graduates from the Stockbridge School of Agriculture in Amherst, MA. Patriarch Bill Foster graduated in 1958, his daughter Gretchen graduated in 1992, and granddaughter Megan graduated in 2015.
From left to right: Tyler Hildreth and Josie Romano, Noah Harding and his fiance Molly Hildreth, Alex Wiktorski and Gretchen Foster, Megan Hildreth and Sean Lawlor.
