Hollister Hill Farm is a 200 acre family farm on the quiet dirt roads of Marshfield, Vermont, established in 1825 and now with four generations actively involved.
2193 Hollister Hill Road, Marshfield, VT 05658
Farm store 8am to 5pm, Sunday to Saturday.
4.8
From 43 reviews
Hollister Hill Farm is no longer operating a Bed & Breakfast.
Neil & Catherine are very welcoming and hospitable people that run a great gem outside of Montpelier. During the recent Vermont floods they put us up as we were stranded in the area. We are very grateful for their kindness as we were destined to sleep on the side of the road and they took us in and fed us! The world needs more people like them. Situated amidst the picturesque hills and breathtaking countryside, their farm is an enchanting destination. A visit to this charming locale offers an opportunity to interact with the delightful animals and indulge in exceptional products they have to offer. Our heartfelt gratitude once again for their generosity and the memorable experience they provided.
I highly recommend staying with Neil and Catherine and enjoying a little slice of their paradise! We dropped in unexpectedly during the flooding in July and Neil and Catherine went out of their way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. Beautiful farm, great value store, and delicious breakfast. Thank you!
We have made a Fall visit to the Hollisters an annual tradition, four years running now. I can't praise it enough. They are warm and welcoming, always glad to show people around their wonderful farm and animals. And a good old fashioned country breakfast. It's worth the trip itself. Leigh and Bob are wonderful. We usually rent the "Little House" which is an attached unit. Very family friendly too; my wife and I have come with our 3-now 7-year old daughter, who has made best friends with the barn cats and loves feeding apples to the pigs.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Great place to get a feel for farming life. Friendly hosts, great cooking mostly using ingredients grown on the farm, and a very lovely house that has the feel of a rustic home, but is not falling apart and has a pinch of modern needs. The barn has a wide variety of farm animals to interact with and Bob even let me help with some of the farm work.
Wow, we lucked out by choosing this place. Quiet, beautiful, wonderful house, terrific hosts, and breakfast made with farm fresh ingredients: milk, eggs, maple syrup, probably even the bacon was from the farm. Guests are also encouraged to take a long walk in the woods (a big loop trail is probably 4 miles) with their well behaved golden retrievers. Our hosts were wonderful, too. I didn't give facilities an excellent rating only because this is a farmhouse, not a 4-star hotel. But you will be happy. We stayed in the non-traditional addition in the back (was a granny unit) and were very happy to have the additional space. For return trips to Vermont we will stay here - no need to look further.
