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Farm stays connect visitors with Vermont agriculture community
Catie Raishart of Foxglove Farm feeds chickens at the Leicester property. The Raisharts have for a decade hosted overnight stays in a log cabin at the farm, inviting visitors to learn more about the farm’s operations during their stay. Photo by Ethan Abitz
August 13, 2026
Foxglove Farm is one of many around Vermont offering overnight farm stays — a unique lodging opportunity that’s grown in popularity amongst both visitors and the farms hosting them.
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