Lotuswood Farm

Name: Lotuswood Farm
Address: 21 Finchville Tpke, Middletown, NY, 10940, US
Telephone: +18455238081
Price range: $

A regenerative farm and events venue nestled in the beautiful Hudson River valley, just 90 minutes from NYC. At Lotuswood, "grow and gather" is what we do best.

Lotuswood Organic Wellness Farm is a beautiful 12-acre regenerative farm and events venue situated in New York's scenic Delaware River Valley. Ayurvedic chef and co-owner Andrea Hayley-Sankaran strongly believes that "food is medicine." Her plan is to grow the highest quality produce, then cook it into the highest quality prepared foods, so that her community will be healthy and well nourished. Ou

r farmhouse and barn are ideal places to host your next farm wedding, private event, or corporate gathering. While you're here, you can treat your senses to expansive views, stroll past the working farm, pick fruit from the orchard, take photos at our many scenic spots, or marvel at our famous koi fish. Check back for information about our unique farm experiences and classes, as well as an official launch date for our farm store and prepared foods offerings -- which will include soups and stews, pies, quiches, desserts, and much more! We welcome Vegans, Vegetarians, and Carnivores alike! Please contact us for menu options and pricing.

04/02/2026

The “Pinterest rabbit hole” is real, but your wedding shouldn’t feel like a costume party.

Welcome to The Vision Phase.

Now that we’ve introduced the series, it’s time to start the engine. Before you book a single vendor or buy the dress, you have to define the vibe. This isn’t just about a color palette—it’s about how the day feels when you’re standing in the middle of it.

In this installment, we’re breaking down the 2026 Aesthetic Guide to help you move from “I like everything” to “This is us.”

Swipe through for our Aesthetic Checklist and the 3 steps to an effortless vision.

Which aesthetic are you leaning toward? Tell us in the comments!

03/15/2026

You’re engaged. Now take a breath. Your story deserves a beginning defined by grace.

Introducing The Wedding Files—an editorial series designed to simplify the path to “I Do.” In this first chapter, we’ve stripped away the noise to bring you a curated guide for your first weeks of planning.

Swipe to begin. Follow as we document the journey. 🙂‍↔️

03/10/2026

Our Spices 101 class was a resounding success! Led by Lotuswood Organic Wellness Farm’s co-owner, nutritionist, and Ayurvedic chef Andrea Hayley-Sankaran, the class went over how to use spices to support health, digestion, what spices suit what function, among other topics.

If this is your vibe, be sure to connect with us to be notified of the next class! 🌶️🫚

02/21/2026

Hi folks! We’re expecting 6” of snow tomorrow so for everyone’s safety we are rescheduling our Spices 101 class to next Sunday. If you’re interested in learning how to enhance your home cooking with Ayurvedic principles, there are still spots left! See www.lotuswoodfarm.com/calendar for more info and tickets.

02/10/2026

Join us for Spices 101 at the Farm! 🌿✨

In our upcoming workshop on Sunday, Feb 22, Lotuswood’s Chef Andrea Hayley-Sankaran will transform the way you use spices in home cooking.

What to expect:

* An introduction to key Ayurvedic spices and traditional masalas
* How to use common American spices through an Ayurvedic lens
* Why ghee is a foundational healing fat—and how to cook with it
* The essential technique of blooming spices for better flavor and digestion
* How to build a simple Ayurvedic spice kit for everyday cooking

With only 10 seats available, this is a rare chance to learn directly from Andrea in a small, cozy group setting.

🗓 Sunday, Feb 22 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
🎟 Tickets: $39

✨ Secure your spot now—limited to 10 participants. Link in bio.

01/23/2026

What if the secret to better health was already in your kitchen? 🧐

At our upcoming Spices 101 workshop, we’re moving beyond the recipe book to explore the incredible healing power of spices. From anti-inflammatory roots to immune-boosting seeds, come learn how to nourish your body from the inside out.

Save the date: February 22nd from 2-4pm. 🧡

Sign up today. Link in bio.

01/09/2026

It’s January and winter has fully settled in at Lotuswood. ❄️✨

Though frost has kisses the land since November, these quiet mid-winter days are when the farm fully finds its rest. As we reflect on the past year, our hearts remain full, still echoing with the laughter, vows, and celebrations that filled these fields with life.

We’re currently in our winter resting period, but nothing here is ever truly still. In organic farming, dormancy is intentional—a time to pause with purpose. While the land sleeps, we’re working behind the scenes to reset, recharge, and prepare for what’s ahead. Every detail is being thoughtfully planned to ensure the grounds are at their most vibrant for our 2026 couples.

And while the fields rest, our books are wide open. We are now officially booking for the 2026 wedding season. And because we know how quickly dreams take shape, our calendar for 2027 is open as well.

We’re also happy to share that Lotuswood is now available on Peerspace. Alongside booking directly through our website, you can now reserve our elegant rustic farm and barn through Peerspace for photo sessions, creative projects, and small gatherings whenever inspiration strikes. ✨

Book via Peerspace:
https://www.peerspace.com/pages/listings/695d3f5e911e2ce893ccb2a2
https://www.peerspace.com/pages/listings/695d3f5e911e2ce893ccb2a3
Book via our website:
https://lotuswoodfarm.com/event-spaces/book-an-event/

Photography by: .productions24

12/31/2025

2025 wrapped at Lotuswood ✨
So much growth, so many moments, far more than a reel can hold. Grateful for every gathering, quiet day, and shared memory. Here’s to more in 2026. 🌿

12/24/2025

This season, we’re thankful for community, togetherness, and the beauty of slowing down. Wishing you a Christmas filled with love, peace, and quiet moments that matter. 🌲🤍

11/12/2025

COVER CROPS. A key component of regenerative farming. Farming regenerativelu goes beyond farming organically. Not only do we not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides, but we also use the ways of nature to support nature. Cover crops feed, cover, and aerate the soil to prepare it for planting production crops 🥕🥬🫛 ensuring the healthiest plants to support the ecosystem, and most nutritious plants for human consumption.

Cover crops are plants grown primarily to protect and enrich the soil rather than for harvest. They are typically planted between main crop cycles or during fallow periods to keep living roots in the ground year-round. Common examples include clover, rye, vetch, radish, and oats.

Importance to Regenerative Farming:
Cover crops are a cornerstone of regenerative farming because they restore and maintain soil health—one of the most vital elements of a resilient agricultural system. Their benefits include:
1. Soil Fertility and Structure:
Cover crops add organic matter to the soil as they grow and decompose, improving soil texture and boosting microbial life. Leguminous cover crops (like clover or vetch) fix atmospheric nitrogen, naturally replenishing this essential nutrient without synthetic fertilizers.
2. Erosion Control:
Their roots hold the soil in place, preventing erosion from wind and rain while protecting the delicate topsoil layer that stores most nutrients.
3. Moisture Retention:
Living cover and residue from dead cover crops reduce evaporation and keep soil moisture stable—especially valuable in dry climates.
4. W**d and Pest Management:
Cover crops suppress weeds by shading the soil and outcompeting invasive species. Some varieties also disrupt pest life cycles and attract beneficial insects.
5. Carbon Sequestration:
Through photosynthesis, cover crops pull carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it in the soil as organic carbon—an essential part of regenerative agriculture’s climate benefits.

11/06/2025

Our sweet potato harvest. The true survival food and a delicious holiday fav. To cure, they have to be brushed free of dirt and left to sit for a month.

10/29/2025

We had a great time today at Deutsche Bank's Diwali celebration in Manhattan sponsored by Asian Leadership Forum. I met so many great people, and the performances were beautiful also.

Address

21 Finchville Tpke
Middletown, NY
10940

Opening Hours

11am - 2pm

Telephone

+18455238081

Website

http://www.lotuswoodfarm.com/

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