Visitor Information

Called the "gem of rural New England" the village and its museums and galleries are located within The Old Deerfield National Historic Landmark, a 1,000+ acres of scenic vistas and rich, fertile land that has been farmed for centuries. Anyone who loves old New England villages will be rewarded with year-round beauty that makes a visit to Historic Deerfield an unforgettable experience.

As you plan your trip to Historic Deerfield, be sure to check out our wide selection of programs. Plan to see our 13 restored historic homes with this street map, and the Flynt Center of Early New England Life, which features changing exhibitions about life in 18th and 19th-Century New England.

Visit the Museum Store and Bookshop for unique gifts and momentos of your visit to Deerfield. Enjoy lunch, dinner or a relaxing night at The Deerfield Inn. Our award winning dining room, Terrace Cafe, and 23 guest rooms offer traditional New England hospitality year round.

If interested in local history or genealogy make sure to stop by The Memorial Libraries. They offer an extensive collection of books on material culture, decorative arts, and New England history. You'll also find holdings of local account books, diaries, and letters.

Travel directions to Historic Deerfield and free brochures are available to help you plan your next visit to Historic Deerfield. If you are looking for a place to stay overnight click here for links to participants in Historic Deerfield's Bed and Breakfast program.

Group and school tour information is also available.

Admission prices for an All of Deerfield ticket are $14 for Adults, and $5 for Youths (6-21); Single Tour tickets are $7 for Adults, and $5 for Youths. Admission tickets are good the day of purchase, and the following day.

Should you have any questions about your visit to Historic Deerfield, please call us at 413-775-7214. We look forward to seeing you soon!