Cricket Creek Farm is a small grass based dairy in Williamstown, Massachusetts, milking cows for raw milk and a range of farmstead cheeses.
The farm also raises pastured beef, rose veal and pork, and visitors are welcome to wander round and see the cows, calves and pigs, though it is a working farm rather than a visitor attraction.
The farm store at 1255 Oblong Road is self serve and runs on the honour system, open daily from 7am to 7pm, taking cards, cash or cheque. Raw milk comes in plastic or returnable glass bottles and, under Massachusetts rules, is only sold at the farm itself. The shelves also carry food from neighbouring farms and producers, and the cheeses appear at local farmers markets.
1255 Oblong Road Williamstown, MA 01267 413-458-5888
Open daily, 7am to 7pm
4.7
From 104 reviews
Their cheese is seriously delicious!! 😋
Best fresh raw milk! Their store has fresh eggs from square root farm, and meat from their farm and other farms too as well as local items like no. Six depot coffee, local honey, maple syrup, bread, even tick and mosquito spray. A little bit of everything.
Delicious raw milk! 10.00 garden compost.
It's unusual for a private farm to allow public access of its grounds and barns. Their website says the animals love visitors, so I walked to the rear barns and saw the cows and pigs. These two calves were adorable and they loved my head rubs.
They have a great selection of meats/stew bones/raw milk and cheeses. The farm is also open to the public so you can go and pet the cows. Great for parents with littles.
We stopped by Cricket Creek Farm after visiting Williams and took home tasty treats from their awesome farm shop. Cheese was out of this world! There were so many things we can’t wait to try, from eggs and meats to handmade soap, bread, ice cream and other treats. Amazing selection. We will definitely be back!
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Great shop with good selection of meats. Also cheese made from raw milk, raw milk, and organic local cow yogurt (pasteurized). They also have organs and bones, which are hard to find like pork ears or pork back part or kidney. Lots of Ground beef. Bones for soups. We also picked up a local / Berkshire frozen pizza that is made from organic flour and organic tomatoes ($10 per pie). Note that they don’t have a large sign at the front, so if you are coming in for the first time then drive slow not to miss the turn into the farm.
