Botanical Sanctuary & Wilderness Education Center

Offering Individualized Herbal & Outdoor Education Programs for 1 to 8 Guests

Immerse yourself in the beauty and solitude of our Northeast Woodlands

• Experience the peace & quiet that only Mother Nature can provide
• Learn from experienced instructors at your own pace
• Leave the crowds behind and take time to be by yourself to explore in a safe, peaceful setting
• Settle under an old oak or gaze out over rocky ledges to enjoy Nature at her finest
• Spy local flora and fauna while planting endangered herbs in the woods

We are a member of the United Plant Saver's Botanical Sanctuary network. Our land hosts an Herbal & Wilderness Education Center. Come visit for a class, a day, or experience the excitement of deep woods camping for several nights. You may see the deer, moose, porcupines, and flying squirrels that abound! Many endangered or at-risk plants are grown on the property. Mother Nature has blessed this land with quiet glens, high bluffs, springs, deciduous woods, and vernal pools. Therapeutic massage, white water rafting and off-site trips can be arranged.

Come join us for an experience you will never forget!

We are tucked into a remote northeastern corner of Franklin County in Western Massachusetts at the headwaters of the Millers River Watershed. It is 1.5 hours NW of Boston, 3.5 hours N of NYC, and only 1 hour to the Valley area of Amherst and Northampton.

From our round house nested high on Mallard Hill amidst a peaceful oak grove, enjoy a stunning view of Mt. Monadnock to the east and Mt. Grace to the west.

White Buffalo Herbs is our family owned and operated organic herbal company that lies in the heart of our 124 acre Still Willin' Organic Farm. Our respect for Mother Nature led us to create a conservation easement on this lushly forested land. Solitude is guaranteed as we are surrounded on three sides by State Forest. Building the organic farm of our dreams is an ongoing process that we would love to share with our guests.

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