Traveling to the end of a scenic gravel road in rural Massachusetts, visitors to Blue Heron Farm experience a slice of life on this 130 acre organic farm, continuously farmed since at least 1797. Owners since 1975, Bill and Norma  Coli maintain a small herd of goats, harvest a delicious crop of high-bush blueberries, maintain a small herd of Norwegian Fjord horses, and produce an abundant supply of Certified Organic pure maple syrup. Year round, the public can enjoy a farm holiday in this serene setting while staying in one of four welcoming accommodations: a cozy log cabin surrounded by pastures, a private, three level cottage, a modern post and beam home with 2 car garage, and a fully renovated, one bedroom bungalow. All rentals are fully furnished and equipped, winterized and secluded.

During a stay at Blue Heron Farm, the outside world seems to disappear while guests hike our numerous trails, help feed the goats and horses, pick blueberries, enjoy eggs for their own use from our small but productive flock of Rhode Island Red laying hens, choose vegetables from our gardens, participate in or observe other seasonal farm activities or just gaze at the Milky Way overhead. In the springtime,  guests can explore the two certified vernal ponds on the property where nature lovers can see eggs and adults of yellow spotted and blue spotted salamanders, wood frogs and other native species. Summer is ideal for watching and listening to numerous species of migratory and native songbirds. Deer, wild turkeys, fox and other wildlife abound. In fall, the numerous sugar maples burst into colors and paint the farm in vivid reds, yellows and oranges, and winter guests can enjoy snowshoeing or cross-country skiing on extensive trails on the farm and adjacent properties.