Silverman's Farm

Pick-your-own apples, cider donuts & a 5-acre animal farm

📍 Easton, CTApples & pumpkins

4.5(694 Google)

📍451 Sport Hill Rd, Easton, CT

📞(203) 261-3306

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Hours

Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Silverman's Farm is a beloved Fairfield County institution where grandparents and grandkids can pick-your-own apples and berries, snag fresh cider donuts, and visit the five-acre animal farm with buffalo, alpacas, emus, Scottish Highland cows, and the largest free-range bunny enclosure in the region. The farm market is stocked with pies, honey, and seasonal treats perfect for a grandparent to bring home. Open daily 9am-5pm, September through October is peak magic.

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Hours, prices, programs, and accessibility can change. Confirm time-sensitive details with the venue before leaving.

Grandparent-Friendly Details

Walk-in

Walk-ins welcome

Accessibility

Limited accessibility

Parking

Easy parking

Noise level

Quiet

Outdoor seating

Covered / shaded

Typical visit

~2hr

Best age range

Ages 1–14

Fun Things to Do Here

Ideas to make the most of your visit to Silverman's Farm

Farm Scavenger Hunt

Find a tractor, a barn cat, the biggest vegetable on the property, a piece of equipment you can't name, and something that smells.

Pick a Winner

Everyone picks the best-looking apple, berry, or pumpkin — the farmer (or the grandkid) is the final judge.

Farm Math

If strawberries cost $4/lb, how many can we pick for $10? Real-world math that actually lands with kids.

Baby Name Game

Calf, piglet, lamb, kid (goat), chick — who gets them all right? Grandparents know more than they think.

What Do They Eat?

Point to every animal you see and have everyone guess what it eats before you check the sign.

Free printable: Farm Visit Scavenger Hunt

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Budget & Insider Tips

Grandparent Money Tips

•Weekday farm visits skip the weekend "agri-tourism" event surcharges that can double the admission price.
•Buying direct from the farm stand usually gets you twice the produce for the same price as a grocery store — and you picked it yourself.
•Many farms have a free walking area separate from paid pick-your-own. You can still see animals and explore without paying to pick.