Walton Wood Farm

About Walton Wood Farm From the Owners

A love story, an adventure, and a scrappy start-up tale. Leslie needed to be dropped off in the Canadian wilderness. Peter had a floatplane. The pair fell in love, bought a farm, and began making bath salts in their country kitchen. Today they offer over 80 unique, consciously crafted & thoughtfully packaged personal care products. Many of them named for their own life experiences. A story lives at the heart of every single Walton Wood Farm product. What’s your story?

Rural Renaissance

Leslie and Peter had three goals when starting Walton Wood Farm. Create a non-farming income to sustain themselves, create rural jobs, and to save their historic 1850s barns for future generations and to preserve our county’s agricultural history. These glorious icons are part of the fabric of the community and can be seen from miles around.

In the summer of 2019, the original hand-crafted barns built-in 1852 by James Dawson were restored.

Barns are disappearing from the landscape at a rapid pace and sadly, farmers can’t afford to save them. We hope the success of Walton Wood Farm will inspire other farms to create diverse businesses and save these beautiful buildings.

Made with Love

We are committed to making high-quality products made with sustainable ingredients, helping to protect both our history and environment for future generations. We craft all of our product based on providing you with the benefits of essential oils, butters, and oils.

Our products are free from harsh ingredients such as SLS, Paraben, and Phthalate, are Vegetarian/Vegan-Friendly, and Gluten-Free.

We Don’t Farm Things Out, We Farm Things In

Our entire team from bookkeeping to customer service participates in product development around our kitchen table. In fact, when you call Walton Wood Farm, you’re getting a Customer Happiness Agent who works right from our historic agricultural property. We are on a mission to help grow communities by bringing back jobs to our country, preserving history and breathing new life into rural communities. There is a rural Renaissance going on, and we are proud to say we’re part of it.

Meet Walton

You may have seen Walton on our adventures in social media, he is our mascot and his mission is to “Harvest Happy”. He also represents our Cruelty-Free stance in making sure no animals were harmed in the making of our products.

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