Get lost in our romantic and beautiful Mos Labyrinth at the base of Moss Mountain!
Welcome to Sticks and Stones Farm!
Our trails are open, but our buildings are not. Please visit us, enjoy the land, and stay safe! Connecting with nature is important during these times and we encourage you to do so. Peace and love to you all!
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HEALING, HIKING & HAPPINESS
Sticks and Stones Farm is a 60-acre natural space featuring its landmark Stone Barn, an organic community giving garden and unique homegrown cabins. It's currently managed by Bill Donaldson and serves as the home for the non-profits Two Coyotes Wilderness School, Love Has a Home, and Real Food Share. The farm lovingly opens its doors to the Newtown community, Fairfield County, and beyond.
We have beautiful hiking trails open to the public year round. We ask that all visitors sign our liability form at the Stone Barn and leave a donation for trail maintenance. All dogs must remain on a leash.
We pride ourselves on being a unique and grassroots community space available to anyone interested in enriching their minds, bodies, and spirit.
Please come for a visit soon!
Photography courtesy of Cassie Amendola
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AERIAL VIDEO OF OUR PROPERTY
THE STONE BARN
A special thank you to Brian Trudeau for filming and sharing this with us.
The Stone Barn is the foundation of the property.