Hours
Our Farm is open for the public to visit and enjoy 7 days a week, sunrise to sunset.
In the Jewish tradition Saturday is Shabbat, a traditional day of spiritual and physical rest. On this day, you may spot people studying or enjoying the garden. As part of the day of rest some observe the tradition of not harvesting on Shabbat.
We invite you to join us and consider how to incorporate a formal rest period into your life in accordance to your own spiritual or cultural tradition.
Our administrative office is available via email. To speak with someone please email us at info@abundancefarm.org.
Directions
Our farm address is 237 Prospect Street.
You can access our farm via Prospect Street by looking for our hanging wooden sign and following the orchard. You can also enter from the bike path when you see our sign.
Please note that at this time there are no public restrooms, and accessibility is limited (uneven terrain). We hope to grow and improve in these areas in the future. You can help support our efforts by donating today.
Visit Us With Your Group
Abundance Farm welcomes school groups, organizations, businesses, and religious communities to presentations, workshops, and tours on our Farm, as our capacity allows. We also provide consulting services. Our staff are available to speak on a wide-range of topics related to earth-based Judaism, agriculture, and food justice.
Please email us at info@abundancefarm.org for more information.
