Wilson Farm Inc

Farm · Lexington

Wilson Farm Inc

Farm · Lexington

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10 Pleasant St, Lexington, MA 02421

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Farm-fresh produce, baked goods, prepared foods, meat & seafood  

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10 Pleasant St, Lexington, MA 02421 Get directions

wilsonfarm.com
@wilsonfarm

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10 Pleasant St, Lexington, MA 02421 Get directions

+1 781 862 3900
wilsonfarm.com
@wilsonfarm
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@wilsonfarm

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crowd lgbtq friendly
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Oct 25, 2025

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Where to Find the Best Cider Doughnuts in New England

"Trisha Pérez Kennealy, owner and culinary educator at the Inn at Hastings Park in Lexington, sends guests to nearby Wilson Farm for fresh cider doughnuts, caramel apples, and 'the most diverse selection of pumpkins' accompanied by the magical colors of 'Mother Nature’s artwork.'" - Adam H. Callaghan

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The Best Cider Doughnuts in the Boston Area | Eater Boston

"Lexington is famous for its Revolutionary War lore, but it’s also got some stellar cider doughnuts. Wilson Farm has been doing its thing since 1884; along with cider doughnuts, Wilson offers a large variety of produce at its farm stand — as well as a hay maze and potato blaster." - Terrence Doyle

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Sara Ansari

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The tulip farm at Wilson Farms is a really huge attraction every year. Decided to check it out and apparently it’s a $20 entrance fee onto the farm - kids under 2 are free. Tickets can be bought either online or in person. And you can pick your own tulips! Of course you have to pay for that too, and I paid $6 for a big bouquet. Very pretty and vibrant flowers situated at the bottom of a huge market where you can shop for all sorts of produce, dairy, meats and flowers. Actually surprised at how big it is! Tulip farm is nice to go to and very family oriented. But you have to take a flight of stairs down to get to it, so accessibility might be an issue for some people.

Dolly Santos

Google
Great place to get fresh produce. Friendly service. They have variety to choose from European cheeses to local fresh mozzarella. Pre-packed fresh cooked meals too.

Alex Chu

Google
Been coming here for the last 40 years and it's still got incredible stuff. Definitely the best produce and most amazing fresh flowers. Pricey for the area, but delivers on quality.

Jane Doe

Google
There wasn’t any “u-pick” picking. It was a lovely little supermarket with fresh produce from the farm and also other regular supermarket produce. They also have baked goods like pies, cookies and cakes.

Zhiyun Gao

Google
Great place to get quality and fresh produce. You must try tomatoes and corn on summer days.

Operations Manager

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A wonderful throw back farm store completely dedicated to ensuring client satisfaction. Super high quality produce displayed thoughtfully. Well stocked in every department. Very nice cheese department and amazing selection of fresh breads and pastries of all kinds. Great staff interactions in every department followed by happy smiling and efficient checkout associates every time we shop at Wilson's.

Raychael Chavez Coombes

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Just popped in for a quick looksy on our way to Mahoney's Garden Center. Neat store. Lots of variety. Everything looked super fresh. Very expensive though. We didn't buy anything but it was neat to look around.

Maria D

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Drove from central New Hampshire to get to Wilson's Farm. It was worth the drive. Beautiful farm! We purchased some great produce (my son said it was the best corn he had in his entire life!) The vegetables were all fresh, the employees were all friendly and they had so many things to try. Their fresh mozzerrella was also a nice treat for the long drive home. Looking forward to going back this fall!