White Rock Farm is a working sheep farm in Bennington VT, part of the scenic and historic Valley of Vermont and surrounded by the Green and Taconic Mountains. The farm is a place where successive generations have been stewards of its 295 acres. First established in 1828, today it remains a working farm that includes livestock, maple syrup, and timber production. The space The Farm centers around a Greek Revival farmhouse with five bedrooms that can sleep up to a dozen guests. It’s perfect for families and can accommodate everyone in a large dining room and in a 16 x 32 foot living room for games, TV, and just relaxing. It has a modern kitchen with stone countertops and a pellet smoker and gas barbecue immediately outside. From the screened-in porch you can watch gorgeous sunsets. And later, you can enjoy a fire in the firepit. From the farmhouse, you can stroll or bike around 25 acres of open fields, or go down through the woods to Furnace Brook, all on the property. A hike up our trail to the National Forest boundary gives access to the White Rock overlook and the Appalachian Trail. Our manicured lawn can host cornhole, croquette, or volleyball. And down at the barn you can visit with our cow, goats, and donkey. Guest access Guests have exclusive access to the entire 295 acres. Our shepherd Keegan comes each day to move the sheep and tend to the goats and donkey. If you see him, say hi. Keegan is also available to guide you on nature walks and hikes. Ask him about his rates. Other things to note White Rock Farm is a working agricultural operation and guests can interact responsibly with our animals under the direction of our caretakers.