Founded in 1972, the Land Trust owns approximately 1,100 acres in Granby and has preserved another 900 acres through conservation easements. In addition to acquiring land, we protect and care for these properties.

Working with a range of conservation partners, the Land Trust is committed to forever
preserving Granby's rural character and its beautiful places. Please join us…

The Granby Land Trust encourages you to buy local and support Granby's farms and orchards. By patronizing local farms, you get fresh, locally-grown foods and help make these local agricultural enterprises successful which will help to preserve these beautiful places for generations to come. Some suggested local farms or orchards offering fresh produce include:

Wilhelm Farm*
farmstand - variety of seasonal produce
329 North Granby Street, North Granby

The Garlic Farm
tomatoes, peppers & garlic
76 Simsbury Road, West Granby

Lost Acres Orchard*
peaches, apples, cider and home-made goods 130 Lost Acres Road, North Granby

Bushy Hill Orchard
peaches, apples, cider and home-made goods
33 Bushy Hill Road, Granby

Hayes Farm (Corn Maze open in Fall)
Offering locally-producted specialty goat and cow milk cheeses, cow milk yogurt and cow's milk. See www.SweetPeaCheese.com for more info.
Farm Store - Open 10AM - 7PM Daily
151 East Street, North Granby

Emery Farm
maple syrup and eggs
71 Loomis Street, North Granby

Maple View Farm
Hay, Christmas Trees, Pasture Raised Turkeys
198R Salmon Brook Street

Holcomb Farm Learning Center & CSA
Simsbury Road, West Granby
www.holcombfarmcsa.org and www.holcombfarm.org

Click here for a complete listing and map of Granby farmstands and orchards.

*Significant portions of the Wilhelm Farm and Lost Acres Orchard are protected by conservation easements donated to the Land Trust by Fred and Edith Wilhelm and Tom and Virginia Wutka.

Buy Local. Preserve Our Community.