Dairy Farms & Creameries near Lexington, MA

Dracut

Family-owned since 1908 on New Boston Road in Dracut, Shaw Farm still runs milkman routes — the Merrimack Valley's last home-delivery dairy — bringing hormone-free milk and ice cream from its own herd along with cheese, bakery items, and premium meats, no minimums or contracts. The farm store is open daily year-round, and the cash-only ice cream stand scoops from 11 a.m. every day.

Dracut

Shaw Farm is a fourth-generation family farm in Dracut, family-owned since 1908 and the last home-delivery dairy in the Merrimack Valley. Milk and ice cream come from the farm's own herd — no artificial growth hormones or antibiotics — delivered to your door by your own milkman along with cheese, bakery items, and premium meats, or enjoyed at the farm store and cash-only ice cream stand.

Sharon

Crescent Ridge, our family-owned and operated farm and a Dairy of Distinction*, has been dedicated to delivering the freshest, tastiest products to our customers since 1932 when Malby Parrish started making his rounds in his 1928 Chevrolet milk truck. Like we did so many years ago, Crescent Ridge still produces small batch milk that is pasteurized, homogenized, and bottled in glass right here at the farm to preserve the taste of the milk the way it should be, creamy, rich, and delicious. Learn M

Dunstable

In 1872, Henry and Mary Tully purchased a farm on Hollis Street. In 1901, Charles E Tully, the son of Henry and Mary, purchased the Drake property, located further up on Hollis St. The Drake property consisted of 40 acres of land. The Tully family continued to add land and expand the farm over time. In 1919, Charles E. bought the Rideout Farm on Fletcher St. The farm consisted of 200 acres of land. In 1940, Charles and his son George purchased the Lawrence Farm, which is located in Pepperell, MA

Dunstable

Our Story In 1872, Henry and Mary Tully purchased a farm on Hollis Street. In 1901, Charles E Tully, the son of Henry and Mary, purchased the Drake property, located further up on Hollis St. The Drake property consisted of 40 acres of land. The Tully family continued to add land and expand the farm over time. In 1919, Charles E. bought the Rideout Farm on Fletcher St. The farm consisted of 200 acres of land. In 1940, Charles and his son George purchased the Lawrence Farm, which is located in Pep

Pepperell

Our family is unique, and so is our farm. Between Mary’s family and my own, our heritages have deep roots in the New England area. As such, we truly feel that we are living out a dream operating the family farm my Dad bought in 1959. My Dad raised horses for many years and then we added pigs, sheep and cattle. We recently renovated the horse barn to a micro-dairy where we now milk between 12 and 14 cows each day. Our Normande and Jersey cows graze on our farm during the summer. During winter we

Pepperell

Our family is unique, and so is our farm. Between Mary’s family and my own, our heritages have deep roots in the New England area. As such, we truly feel that we are living out a dream operating the family farm my Dad bought in 1959. My Dad raised horses for many years and then we added pigs, sheep and cattle. We recently renovated the horse barn to a micro-dairy where we now milk between 12 and 14 cows each day. Our Normande and Jersey cows graze on our farm during the summer. During winter we

Pepperell

The Herb Hill Micro-Dairy is a diversified family farm in Pepperell, Massachusetts, 43 miles northwest of Boston, now in its 17th year as a Massachusetts-licensed raw goat's milk producer — does hand-milked twice daily on organic pasture, no hormones or antibiotics. The regenerative, holistically managed farm also sells certified organic eggs, certified organic meat chickens, and a seven-month organic vegetable CSA.

Ipswich

Appleton Farms in Ipswich is one of the oldest continuously operating farms in America, cared for by The Trustees of Reservations. Its dairy and farm store sell Appleton Farms goods alongside merchandise supporting the Trustees' mission of protecting special places across Massachusetts.

Ipswich

We enjoy and care for more than 100 special places - roughly 47,000 acres - all around Massachusetts. For more than a century, The Trustees has been on the ground in communities across Massachusetts, working to protect special places, providing loving care of our reservations, building creative new programs to engage people, and sharing our expertise with neighbors and partners across the state.

Norwell

The Hornstra family has provided Grade A milk and dairy to South Shore families for over 100 years, bottling farm-fresh milk in old-fashioned reusable glass bottles right on the Norwell, Massachusetts farm with minimal pasteurization. Home delivery brings milk, farm-made ice cream, and farm-churned butter to the doorstep, while farm stores and ice cream dairy bars in Norwell and Whitman serve daily.

Upton

Upton

Town Line Dairy Farm raises its own beef, pork, lamb, and pasture-raised chicken and turkey on land that's been in the same family for generations, going back to original owners Edward and Stephie Kuczinski. The on-site store sells the farm's meat alongside free-range eggs and a rotating stock of local goods. A pizza truck sets up on the property some summer weekends. It's a working farm rebuild, not a polished agritourism stop, and that's part of its appeal.

Lunenburg

Lunenburg