FARM VISITS • GIFT SHOP Island Alpaca H ave you ever milked a cow? Or gathered still-warm eggs from a hen house? Or seen how wool from sheep is spun into yarn? Martha’s Vineyard offers affordable, family-fun, educational activities and opportunities to learn about the production of food and agricultural products and the Island’s long and proud farming heritage. Activities include hayrides, corn mazes, pick-your-own operations, farm stands, tours, farm chores, horseback riding and the Agricultural Fair in August. mvy.com/farms Down Island Farm | MV Sea Salt 280 Takemmy Path, VH 508-560-3315 downislandfarm@gmail.com mvseasalt.com Island Alpaca Company 1 Head of Pond Rd., OB Ph/Fax: 508-693-5554 info@islandalpaca.com islandalpaca.com See our ad this page. Morning Glory Farm 290 West Tisbury Road, ED 508-627-9003 Fax: 508-627-3955 office@morninggloryfarm.com morninggloryfarm.com Native Earth Teaching Farm 94 North Road, CH 508-645-3304 nativeearthteachingfarm.org The Trustees - The Farm Institute PO Box 2106, VH 508-693-7662 islands@thetrustees.org thetrustees.org/MV See our ad page 24. To see an interactive map of all farms visit mvy.com/farms OPEN 7 DAYS 508.693.5554 1 HEAD OF THE POND RD • OAK BLUFFS 2022 -22 Travel Guide 107 AWARD-WINNING ALPACA FOR SALE ALPACA-FUN.com ALPACA YOGA ALPACA DISCOVERY PROGRAM BEACH STROLLS WEDDINGS BIRTHDAY PARTIES ALPACA WALK & TALK FARMS © Isabella Gillies
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