Established 1765
Welcome to Bullskin Farm
HISTORY
Bullskin Farm was established in 1765 and has been owned by the Mathias Family since 1813.
PRODUCTS
Bullskin Farm produces heirloom apples,
fresh and hard cider, and
homespun honey.
EVENTS
Bullskin Farm celebrates history, family, good food
and fun.
OUR WORK
A historic Jefferson County farm, restored to productive use.
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ABOUT US
Bullskin Farm (formerly known as Mountain View) was established in 1765 by Henry Gantt and sold in 1813 to James Watson McCurdy, an ancestor of the current owners.
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Bullskin Farm takes it's name from the creek that bisects the property, the Bullskin Run. Local Indians named the run because the wide flat water was a good place for them to clean their bull hides. George Washington surveyed the property as a young man and noted it as 'Bullskin Farm' after the creek.
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Bullskin Farm is a working farm, with land in use for crops (primarily corn, soy and wheat) and land set aside for pasture and hay for the herd of Black Angus cattle. We also have an active apiary called Appleseed Apiary, which produces about 120 pounds of honey a season, a small vineyard and extensive gardens.
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FIND US
654 Mill Lane
Charles Town, West Virginia 25414
OPEN HOURS:
By appointment only.
Please call 304.525.5705​