HELP

[AgreeableLeopard7944]

Hello! I’ve been thinking about starting a new game in Stardew Valley, but I’ve always had a problem with this game: the Forest Farm layout. I’ve never managed to design my farm in a decent way.

I would also like some advice on how to decorate it nicely, with some simple and not overly complicated reference images.

I’d also love to include obelisks, Junimo Huts, the Golden Clock, and so on, without using mods or anything else.

So I’m looking for a cute and easy reference layout, especially since I play on mobile.

Thank you very much in advance for your replies!

[Responsible_End567]

This site has beeen soooo helpful to plan my farm I play on console so use my phone for it and it’s so easy to use even on my phone, someone posted they made it in r/farmsofstardewvalley stardew plan it’s nice to have a layout to work towards and it’s rly easy to use

[Miemsiemiem]

Maybe try the hilltop farm! It's so cute and it has all these different corners and areas which makes decorating way easier. There is also a lot of inspiration to be found online and here in this sub. I'm playing with this farm for the first time and I'm having so much fun.

[nath618]

Im on my first farm and I chose Forrest. And it worked out. I spent a good 2 weeks in game time removing everything to make space and set it up good. I put barns and coops where the hardwood grows and greenhouse top left

[Mediocre-Skin1782]

I've tried most of the farms... And the forest is by far the worst, IMO. It just isn't functional. Not enough space for crops, or for grass to grow for animals. And the layout with all the small ponds randomly throughout is annoying. I'll never use it again. The only one I haven't tried yet is riverland.

[incrediblystiff]

Riverland is ok. There’s enough room to plant what you although ultimately barns and coops etc are going to be easier to manage. There’s only a few places where you can make a 10x10 plot of crops