Taylor Bray Farm in Yarmouthport MA 2026
The Taylor Bray Farm is located in Yarmouthport and is open to the public! In 1639, the farm was founded by Richard “of the rock” Taylor while the land was still part of the historic Plymouth colony. It remained in the Taylor family for many years until 1896, when the Bray brothers, who both worked on the farm for the Taylors, purchased the property. In 1987 the farm was purchased by the town. It is now run by the collaborative efforts of several preservation groups. Today, the smaller 22 acre property is a working farm. It has donkeys, goats, cattle, sheep and chickens. Visit with the farm’s sheep, cows, chickens and donkeys.
The farm is open daily, dawn to dusk
There are no fees at the farm but your donations would be greatly appreciated.
🍂🎃 Taylor-Bray Farm Fall Festival is coming to Yarmouth Port! 🎃🍂
Get ready for a fun-filled fall day at the Taylor-Bray Farm Fall Festival on Saturday, October 10 from 10 AM–4 PM! 🍁
Bring the family for:
🚜 Haywagon rides
🎃 Pumpkin patch
🎨 Face painting
🎯 Old-time games
🍎 Food & merchandise
🐐 Farm animals
🏡 A tour of the 18th-century restored farmhouse
There’s plenty of fall fun for the whole family! 🍂❤️
📅 Saturday, October 10
⏰ 10 AM–4 PM
🌧️ Rain date: Sunday, October 11
📍 Taylor-Bray Farm, 108 Bray Farm Rd., North Yarmouth Port
💰 $5 suggested parking donation
🐶 Please note: No dogs at the festival.
Taylor-Bray Farm, 108 Bray-Farm Road North, Yarmouth Port.
