Knight's Spider Web Farm & Cabinet Store

A friend told me about the spider farm when I was driving through Vermont and decided to make an impromptu stop. I am so glad I did! The guy who owns it is in his 80s I think. His son helps him with the "farm." The spider farm was featured in Obscura — a book and a magazine.

They feature many different size webs for sale so you will be sure to find something in your price budget. And he told me how they started to make inexpensive wooden items for families with children :-)

In an adjacent barn, they have windowless panes hanging where the spiders 🕷 build webs. They spray the web with paint and then pass a board through thus capturing the web as art. The spiders are also hanging out in the shop which is pretty cool. So don't jump too high if you see one. Haha!

Him and his wife have been doing this for 40+ years. He was a sailor back in the day and he showed me a bunch of rad tattoos that were over 50 years old.

I was thrilled to get a piece of spider web art from the farm!

The owner gave us a very informative and interesting tour (plus she was very charming). There is a very impressive collection of wonderfully preserved spider web masterpieces! It was inspiring to see someone's clear passion and dedication to something they love. PLUS - This HAS to be the world's only Spider Web Farm... How cool is that?!

I went to Knights Spider Web Farm about 15 or 20 years ago and I still talk about it. Such an amazing place and Will's story about how he started is entertaining. Charming couple. Is Will and his wife still running it? I would love to know.

An amazing experience, where you get to see the art of a spider turned into something that will last forever.
I loved this space, and hope they keep on!

I have yet to actually visit (since the fire), however I have seen many works of art produced by Bill (& son)! I could never have imagined gathering these webs, exactly as they were made and making 'stills' of them... capturing the awesome beauty and complexities of each one! Helping this family to rebuild seems almost a duty, rather than charity!

This was started by a veteran with a spiderweb on his elbow and his son is carrying on the legacy. The wallhangings are made from real spiderewebs which he collects daily while in season. He doesn't take cards so bring cash!

We bought a piece here in 2008 and would like to visit again.
I was also given some fat wood for fire starter at the time

Super cool!!! Neat way to preserve nature!!!

Awesome spot to visit. Unique, for sure. Ignore the bad review. Realize, spiders aren't always active and enjoy the experience.

Unfortunately they were closed when we stopped by but the owner came out and explained everything to us. Can't wait till they open

Oh my gosh! I loved this little roadside detour. We watched a web be be harvested right in front of our eyes. Fascinating!

I was one of the last people to purchase a spider art picture while up in VT. So sad this happened

Go here for the best spiderwebs.

Interesting place!! It's a good different.

Go visit.