Cheese shops · Lee
High Lawn Farm Farmstead Creamery
High Lawn Farm's Farmstead Creamery shop at 535 Summer Street in Lee is open seven days a week from 11am to 6pm. Buy the farm's cheese, butter, milk and ice cream, eat a cheese board at the picnic tables while the Jersey herd grazes behind the shop, then walk round to the milking barn and the calf nursery. There is no charge to visit.
- Shop
- Daily, 11am to 6pm
- Where
- 535 Summer St, Lee
- Herd
- Jersey cows
- Price
- Free to visit
What You Can Do
The Farmstead Creamery is the farm's own shop, stocking all of High Lawn's dairy products plus other local foods. Order an artisanal cheese and charcuterie board or a scoop of ice cream made from Jersey milk and take it to a picnic table facing the fields. Afterwards walk the grounds: you can see where the herd is milked, meet the calves in the nursery and take in some of the widest views in the Berkshires.
The farm also sells its farmstead cheeses online, and its High Lawn Queen was formerly sold as Comanche Queen. In autumn a pumpkin patch sets up at the farmstead, and the farm holds a spring celebration.
Getting There
Lee is just off exit 10 of the Massachusetts Turnpike, and the farm is on Summer Street. Stockbridge and Lenox are close by, so it fits easily into a day in the Berkshires. Call 413-243-0672 with questions.
For more Massachusetts cheese stops, including Cricket Creek Farm in Williamstown, see our Massachusetts page.
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What are the High Lawn Farm store hours?
The Farmstead Creamery shop is open every day from 11am to 6pm.
Can you see the cows at High Lawn Farm?
Yes. The Jersey herd grazes behind the shop, and visitors can see the milking barn and the calves in the nursery.
Official site: highlawnfarm.com/the-farmstead-creamery. Dates, hours and prices checked 22 October 2026; confirm on the official site before you travel.