Throughout the year, our 400-acre farm offers one of the finest harvest-your-own picking experience.
Our historic barn offers a beautiful setting to experience wonderful, handcrafted wines.
The Harvest Kitchen Cooking Studio features farm-style cooking classes and food-wine pairing classes.
Visit the Winery! Join us 11 am to 5 pm every Thursday through Sunday. With our full range of wines, we offer one for every palate and for every occasion. The Tasting Room has selections of local cheeses, meats and other farm treats. Please note, outside food is not permitted.
Our Pumpkin Fiesta is coming! The farmers are watching the pumpkins and squashes ripening in the fields, and it looks like a great crop. Pumpkin season begins Sept 24; starting then we are open 7 days a week, 10 am to 5:30 pm at Pumpkinseed Hill, 120 Beardsley Road, Shelton.
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The Jones family is as passionate about education as it is about farming. The Harvest Kitchen is our Farm-to-Table Cooking Studio that features farm-style cooking classes, wine and food pairing classes, and children’s farm education programs. The philosophy of the Harvest Kitchen is that meals featuring local and seasonal ingredients are wonderfully delicious, exceptionally healthy, and environmentally sustainable. Whether you are discovering how to pick fresh strawberries or exploring how to taste local wines, our kitchen, farm, and winery offer a variety of educational experiences.
Homestead Farm
The Homestead Farm has the Jones Winery, Harvest Kitchen, our Christmas Barnyard, and Holiday Gatherings gift shop. It also is home to the majority of our Christmas Trees.
Valley Farm
The Valley Farm is where guests go for strawberry and blueberry picking as well as harvest-your-own Christmas trees, depending on the time of year.
Pumpkinseed Hill Farm
Pumpkinseed Hill is another spot for strawberry and blueberry picking and of course, our entire October season of pumpkins, gourds, squash and a variety of other foods.
Be good to the land and the land will be good to you.
Philip James JONES, FARM FOUNDER, 1821-1912