Discover Williamstown's historic mid-century modern B&B and youngest house museum. Explore miles of trails and wander through manicured gardens graced by modern sculptures.
Plan Your Visit
- Overview
- Ideas for Your Visit
- Admission & Hours
- Directions & Contact Info
- What You'll Find
- Facilities & Accessibility
- Venue Rental
- Property Map
- Regulations & Advisories
Overview
COME STAY WITH US THROUGH THE WINTER…. The Berkshires favorite authentic mid-century modern B&B and historic house museum. Rated #1 Bed & Breakfast in Williamstown, MA by Tripadvisor.
Book NowFall/Winter Special: Now through February 26, stay two nights and get one night 50% off. Stay 3 nights and your third night is on us. Use Promo Code ‘Sweaterweather’ when booking. The rates are for two guests per room; this Special cannot be combined with any other discounts.
- Ski Notchview Fall/Winter Incentive: All guests receive a one-day trail pass for two, at Notchview in Windsor, MA. Only valid when conditions allow. Rentals not included.
The northern Berkshires provide a perfect natural backdrop to a pair of Modernist homes—one a bed & breakfast—and more than 300 acres of open fields, woods, and wetlands with four miles of footpaths. And whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway vacation in the Berkshires, or looking for a day trip to explore beautiful sculptures and architecture, Field Farm has something for everyone.
The Guest House at Field Farm in Williamstown MA, offers an authentic mid-century-modern Bed & Breakfast. This architectural gem is a museum of modern furnishings, that will transport you back in time. Featuring an unparalleled view of Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts’ highest peak, it is a refreshing change from your usual bed & breakfast. The house and landscape feature period artwork and thirteen sculptures in the surrounding gardens. Explore the property or visit The Folly, a three-bedroom, pinwheel-shaped shingled guest cottage, designed in 1965 by noted modernist architect Ulrich Franzen.
Now on view at Field Farm, Counterculture by Rose B. Simpson
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Ideas for Your Visit
Sculptures: Now on view at Field Farm, Counterculture by Rose B. Simpson. Or take a unique self guided tour of the property and explore 13 permanent sculptures: Sculptures at Field Farm
Hiking: Enjoy more than four miles of moderate hiking. Beyond the manicured landscape, follow the popular mile-long North Trail, which circles the centrally located pasture in a wide loop and affords mountain views—including of Mount Greylock—in all directions. Pick up the Oak Loop trail and wander for another half mile across a flowing stream and abundant ferns in the mature oak forest. Continue on the Caves Trail loop, another half mile, to explore small streams that disappear into a series of underground channels and caves carved over the millennia from limestone bedrock.
Stay With Us: Spend the night in our authentic mid-century modern B&B for a quiet getaway.
Book NowLocal Attractions:
- Williams College Museum of Art
- Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, MASS MoCA
- The Clark Art Institute
- Norman Rockwell Museum
- Hopkins Observatory
- North Adams Museum of History and Science
Events:
Admission & Hours
Grounds
FREE to all.
Open year-round, daily, sunrise to sunset. Allow a minimum of 1½ hours for the trails.
Guesthouse at Field Farm
Open April through December
Learn more and book your stay.
Directions & Contact Info
554 Sloan Road
Williamstown, MA 01267
Telephone (Guest House) 413.458.3135
E-mail: info@thetrustees.org
Inn E-mail: fieldfarm@thetrustees.org
Get directions on Google Maps.
From Williamstown Center, follow Rt. 7 South towards South Williamstown. At intersection with Rt. 43, take Rt. 43 West and immediately take a right onto Sloan Rd. Proceed 1 mi. to entrance on right.
What You'll Find
The northern Berkshires provide a perfect natural backdrop to a pair of Modernist homes—one a bed & breakfast—and more than 300 acres of open fields, woods, and wetlands with four miles of footpaths. And whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway vacation in the Berkshires, or looking for a day trip to explore beautiful sculptures and architecture, Field Farm has something for everyone.
The broad fields and uplands provide habitat for white-tail deer, coyote, and bobcats. The wetlands are home to an active beaver colony, turtles, snakes, and salamanders, as well as a wide variety of marsh-nesting birds and waders. Look for red-winged blackbirds with their scarlet epaulets, kingfishers darting and swooping above the water’s surface, and regal great blue heron stalking the shallows. Red-tailed hawks and northern harriers waft silently above the meadows.
Now on view at Field Farm, Counterculture by Rose B. Simpson
Facilities & Accessibility
The Guest House at Field Farm offers bed & breakfast accommodations in six spacious, finely appointed rooms, all with mountain views. Picnic tables are available for day visitors.
Venue Rental
For Private Event and Group information, please call the Guesthouse at 413.458.3135
Inn E-mail: mkrumme@thetrustees.org
Property Map
We recommend that you take a photo of the map on your phone so you can refer to it during your visit, or download a trail map before you head out.
Regulations & Advisories
Open to the public.
- Mountain biking is not allowed.
- Dogs must be kept on leash at all times.
- Hunting is not permitted at this reservation. Learn more about hunting on Trustees properties.
- PHOTOGRAPHY: We ask that photographers or their clients become Supporting Level Members before conducting portrait sessions at this property. Click here for more information, and to request permission for any portrait sessions. The Trustees of Reservations reserves the right, and may give permission to its designated photographers and videographers, or to outside media, to photograph or video visitors and program participants at all its facilities and properties.
There is 1 electric car charger for overnight guests staying at the Field Farm Inn.
