Squatting Fox Farm 10718 Todds Corner Road, Easton, MD 21601
About the Business
Squatting Fox Farm is a charming and rustic institution located at 10718 Todds Corner Road in Easton, Maryland, United States. This unique farm offers a tranquil setting surrounded by picturesque landscapes, where visitors can experience the beauty of nature and interact with a variety of farm animals. The farm is known for its friendly and knowledgeable staff who are passionate about sustainable farming practices and providing educational experiences for guests of all ages. From hands-on activities to guided tours, Squatting Fox Farm offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn about agriculture and connect with the natural world. Whether you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life or simply want to enjoy a peaceful day in the countryside, Squatting Fox Farm is the perfect destination for a memorable and enriching experience.
Location & Phone number
10718 Todds Corner Rd, Easton, MD 21601, United States
Reviews
"Owner does weird stuff with his chickens late at night, but provided sufficient accommodations. Lots of "male appendage" decor."
"The caretaker is both kindly and offensive in nature. His mood seems to depend greatly on the amount of scotch that he has consumed. It seems best to interact with him after 5 P.M. The unkempt main house is very chickencentric with the flair for the eccentric. Decor could be described as fratty farmer with class. Examples of moder art adorn the bathroom light switches and light reading is strewn about (some a little penisie in nature). The heart of the house is the mighty wood fired stove which reminded this visitor of Calcifer from Howls Moving Castle. Libations are served daily from 9 a.m. till pass out. This is an all you care to drink type of thing, as long as Monkey shoulder is your drink. Outdoor activities are included in your stay. These include, but are not limited to walking in the woods, smoking cigars, watching the caretaker cut the lawn/fix the lawn tractor and shooting at old appliances. The night is most often capped off with fireworks. The annual display on the 4th apparently is the farms largest expenditure and we'll worth mentioning. Brilliant! I could go on and on about this place, but reading about it and experiencing it are two very different things. Recommend for weddings, honeymoons, first hunts or chicken fancying."
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