Ticonderoga Farms, Inc. on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Ticonderoga Farms, Inc.
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last updated: June 2022

Ticonderoga Farms is a 5th generation, family owned and operated farm of 1,000 plus acres of rolling fields and forest. It is one of the last surviving family farms in Eastern Loudoun County.

Spring Easter Festival

Enjoy our Spring Easter Festival with egg hunts and the Easter Bunny. Over 4,000 daffodils were planted in 2009. Annually, all our visitors enjoy the fresh clean crispness of spring with all the blooms and colors.

Fall Pumpkin Festival

In 2008 we planted our first pumpkin patch to provide the true hands on experience for "Pick Your Own" pumpkins. With our pumpkin patch, gourds, and many additional fall attractions, we continue each year with our Fall Pumpkin Festival.

Winter Christmas Festival

The first Christmas tree "Choose & Cut" party was held here in 1951 cutting wild cedar trees. Within a few years, we learned to shear the wild trees to make a more perfect Christmas tree. "Choose & Cut" grew with White Pine and Scotch Pine in 1977 and continues today with our Christmas Festival.

Summer Harvest Festival

Fresh figs, tomatoes and other vegetables for our summer harvest have always been a favorite at the family dinner table. Expanding our gardens and groves in 2008, we now have Summer Harvest Festival. In addition we open our "barn doors" for birthdays, groups and corporate picnics. Our facilities are just the right place for any type of gathering with outdoor "open space" atmosphere to enjoy.

Activities for Kids

Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and school groups visited the farm in 1980 to learn about the great outdoors. Since then we have continued to expand to serve the ever growing local and distant communities. Planting and harvesting as a family, we grew to understand many things that are fun about farming and we share that experience with kids along with providing lots of fun activities.

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