Howling Wolf Farm is about creating connection. Our farm in the heart of Vermont is a home for people who love to eat and want to better understand and experience the land that real food comes from.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us, in all the ways! We are so grateful to be taking the farm stay concept to a new level!I'm Jenn Colby of Howling Wolf Farm. My husband Chris and I were born in Randolph and are deeply committed to our community because of its visual beauty, the kind and giving people, and its perfect location in Central Vermont.
Fewer and fewer people grow or raise food themselves. People who eat (that’s all of us!) have grown increasingly disconnected--from farms growing real food, and from one another. It’s a big challenge to understand how we can make positive choices for ourselves and the world at large.
Making connections during a farm tour at our recent on-farm dinner.On top of that, life is FULL. When are we going to take time for ourselves (especially women)? We find ourselves trying to schedule and maximize every single minute. FULL STOP. When we take time to pause and breathe, a part of ourselves that we've forgotten about wakes up. New inspiration arrives, we tap into our creativity, and we feel refreshed and energized. We REconnect with ourselves in a noticeable, tangible way.
There are incredible sunrise views from the top of the farm.That’s what we're trying to create--a retreat space where people can relax, unplug, and settle in to watch the sheep graze, the wild turkeys lead their babies in a line, or the hawks fly overhead.
Fabulous dinner and smiling company, enjoyed by all.We offer events, classes and group dinners bringing people together in a beautiful place to relax and enjoy themselves. Our approach is all about allowing people to slow down and experience farm and small-town community life in a low key, friendly way.
Preparing for a multi-course plated dinner by the pond.
The farm is just about a mile from an Amtrak station and less than five miles from the interstate, which makes it easy for visitors to visit from DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York. There's a crazy good local beer and cheese scene. If you like to hike or bike, our farm connects into a recreational trail network. Or if you just want the excuse to sleep in or read a book, it's totally up to you.
The farm is just one mile from an Amtrak station serving the majority of the Eastern seaboard! Come visit!We chose iFundWomen because we believe creating connection between people is how we bring more good into the world, and iFundWomen really gets that. Every moment we help people feel welcome and part of our family, we are increasing that good.
I am part farmer, part educator, and part nerdy scientist, and I've loved working with animals since I was a kid. I started this farm because of my passion for animals, real food, and taking good care of the land. My husband was a competitive BBQ pitmaster for over a decade and has been a musician for more than 30 years. We love hosting events and seeing the smiles on everyone’s faces. It really feeds our souls.
In our element serving up some great barbecue!We're raising funds on iFundWomen to set up an on-farm yurt for visitors coming to stay for a day, a weekend, a week, or longer (such a wonderful place to write that novel!). Fully funded, we’ll be able to insulate the yurt to host guests year round and include bathroom facilities to create a clean, comfortable vacation spot for a group, couple, or individual.
Looks like a tent, feels like a home. Source: www.northeastwhitewater.com
Yurts are spacious and airy! Source: www.trip101.comWe have some super cool, fun rewards including yurt stay packages, on-farm dinners and events, and the opportunity to name your very own lamb. Thank you so much for your support to help us Celebrate Food, Family and Farm in the Heart of Vermont. Let’s create connection together!
