Casey Farm is a historic property nestled in Southern Rhode Island, known for its strong sense of community and connection to the land. Operated in partnership with Historic New England, the farm brings together education, preservation, and local agriculture to create a space where both heritage and sustainability flourish side by side. Visitors are welcomed into a setting that captures the charm of colonial-era farmland while promoting modern environmental stewardship.

The farm is a hub of activity throughout the year, offering events, workshops, and a summer camp that immerses children in farm life and environmental learning. From exploring the barnyard to venturing into nearby woodlands, the hands-on experiences available at Casey Farm are designed to encourage a lifelong relationship with the outdoors. Evenings and weekends are often filled with community gatherings and seasonal festivities that reflect the agricultural rhythms and cultural traditions of the region.

Although the website provides glimpses into its natural beauty and programs, much of Casey Farm’s story is revealed through its ongoing commitment to education and preservation. The farm is as much a place of learning as it is of cultivation, celebrating both New England’s agricultural past and a shared hope for a sustainable future. Through its programs and partnerships, Casey Farm continues to sow the seeds of appreciation for land, history, and community.

Vegetables

• Arugula
• Lettuce mix
• Radishes
• Salad turnips
• Snap peas
• Tomatoes
• Cherry tomatoes
• Peppers
• Hot peppers
• Cucumbers
• Zucchini
• Eggplant
• Scallions
• Kale
• Collards
• Swiss chard
• Sweet potatoes
• Garlic
• Winter squash
• Butternut squash
• Sugar pumpkins
• Onions

Fruit

• Blueberries
• Apples
• Strawberries

Eggs

• Eggs

Pantry/Other

• Honey
• Flowers