Our Farm
770 Pine Hill Road, Westport, MA
Opening for the 2026 season in June!

✨ Come visit our home base at Berry Hill Farm, in our hometown of Westport, MA. ✨
Town Farm Tonics was founded with a vision of growing our own herbs & berries – a lifelong dream of ours.
Thanks to the Westport Land Conservation Trust protecting this land from development, we submitted our proposal to purchase Berry Hill Farm & were chosen! Now we have the opportunity to bring our visions to life, right in our community. What our land trust is doing to preserve local agriculture is crucial – encourage yours to do the same!
We’re thrilled to be the next farmers at Berry Hill, after 3 generations of the wonderful Pierce family. Our plans include stewarding the 2 acres of established blueberries, while using the remaining 5 acres of farmland for mainly perennial plants (like Elderberry, raspberries, fruit trees), medicinal and culinary herbs, pollinator plants, and flowers. Thus far, we have transitioned our blueberries to regenerative management and grazed our open fields with cows for the last 3 years to improve soil fertility.
Our farm stand is open during blueberry season, which is about the last weekend of June through the middle of August. At our quaint little on-site farm stand, you can find pre-picked pints of 8+ blueberry varieties (picked fresh each morning!), herbal products & honey, artisan gifts & local wares, local flowers & fresh baked goods. We are also excited to offer our ‘famous’ frozen elderberry lemonade — grab a cup to enjoy with your family at our cozy picnic tables, while you take in the natural beauty of Westport.
We are also open daily for PICK YOUR OWN blueberries!! Pay by the pound to pick as much as you like. Our fields are carefully managed & pristine. Visitors of all ages cherish this perfect summer experience.
See you at the farm stand for our fourth season in June 2026 💛



















Got questions? We’ve got you covered…
1. What are your hours? During the farming season (approx. late June through late August) we are open daily from about 9am to 5pm. Check google for updated hours. We often open early or close late – so keep an eye out for the “open” flag, or give us a call!
2. Are you organic? We are not certified organic, but we do not use any chemicals on our crops. If you ever see us with a sprayer, we’re dosing our blueberries with nutrients – like a plant multivitamin! We are working on a regenerative farming model that goes beyond simply leaving out chemicals, towards investing in soil and plant vitality.
3. What do you grow? Currently we grow 2 acres of blueberries (over 7 delicious varieties!). We have started our nursery of elderberries, blackberries & raspberries, and will eventually fill the remaining 5 acres of pasture with medicinal and culinary herbs, fruits, and tree crops.
4. Do you offer pick-your-own blueberries? YES! If we are open, you are welcome to PYO. The best days are Mon-Fri, when it’s quieter, but come any time. Early morning / late afternoon is the best time of day, comfort-wise. Our cost is $10/lb. Inquire at the stand about our lower-cost PYO CSA.
5. What do you have at the farm stand? We have fresh-picked blueberries from our farm, Town Farm Tonics goods, farm-fresh honey, local flowers, baked goods on the weekend, and more artisan goods. Plus our delicious, ice cold elderberry lemonade slushies – perfect for cooling off after PYO in the summer sun!
6. Wait, so does the land trust own the farm, or do you? We purchased the farm from the Westport Land Trust, who raised funds to purchase the farm from the previous farming family at a fair market price & protect the land with a permanent Conservation Restriction. Check out the WLCT website for more info about their innovative program.
7. Do you take credit cards or SNAP? At this time we accept cash only. But we are working on the ability to accept both CC and SNAP in the future.
