Dating back to 1750, the 300-acre working farm overlooks Narragansett Bay and operates today as one of the oldest working farms in New England. It is one of the original plantation farms of the Colonial era and was a site of Revolutionary activity. The surrounding fields, barns, high stone walls, family cemetery, and beautiful view of the bay and Conanicut Island make for a pristine photo opportunity. The farm has been in cultivation since the time of the Narragansett Indians, and is presently a community-supported farm. Organic seedlings and produce are available for purchase, and children and adults alike will enjoy the farm animals and hiking trails. The farmhouse is a museum containing artifacts and historic information about the area and the Casey family. Admission is $4, Historic New England/SPNEA members and Saunderstown residents – free.