White Farms Ice Cream

Katie M

My friend's ice cream looked tasty, although it melted quickly on a 73° day. Unfortunately my family couldn't try anything. Online, the posts showed soft serve and slush options, neither of which did they actually have available when we were there. When I inquired about the safety precautions for my child with a life-threatening peanut allergy, the server told me she couldn't help us - they had no options for that. So disappointing. We left and went down the street to another place that was much more helpful.

Jim O'Donnell

White Farms Ice Cream in Ipswich has been around for over 50 years and is a place I frequented as a kid. Now, whenever I travel back to this area it is a Must stop for great ice cream. They have over 50 flavors of home-made ice cream both hard and soft serve. Any variation of chocolate is my choice, especially the Chocolate Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup while my wife likes the Almond Joy. Prices are fair and the quantity is large. They are easily identified by the cow on the roof. Plenty of tables for seating and an outdoor tent for shade from the summer sun. Mini golf is also available.

Stephen Rushmore

Located just up the road from the Clam Box of Ipswich, White Farms is a classic New England ice cream stand with a cow on the roof that has been serving up scoops for over a half-century. Fans of brain freezes are in luck, as White Farms serves up hefty scoops of light, airy ice cream that can be eaten in much greater quantities than its heavy, butter-fat laden counterparts.

Hanna Collins

Homemade ice cream and a lot of variety. The ice cream is so good, and they give you a lot, all you need is a half kiddie. Ice cream scooper was very helpful, let us taste all the flavors we wanted. Loved the red raspberry chip and cocojamocha. Cash only ☹, ATM on site. Love the sizing, 1/2 kiddie, kiddie, small, large.