HOLMDEL: A. Casola Farms is a beloved, family-owned farm and nursery that has been part of the community for generations. Known for its fun seasonal events like the Fall Fest, it is also a great spot to visit with your pup as leashed and friendly dogs are welcome to join in on the fun! Brie had the best time sniffing through the pumpkin patch, browsing the Halloween shop for festive decorations, and taking in the delicious scents of fresh-baked pies and warm apple cider donuts from the market. She even posed with life-size character cutouts and joined us for a wine tasting from @foxhollowvineyards tasting stand. The farm also features a corn maze, hayrides, a craft station, and an abundance of pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, and other fall favorites. When winter rolls around, A.Casola Farms transforms into a holiday wonderland with a Drive-Thru Light Show, a charming Holiday Shop full of decorations & gifts, and beautiful Christmas trees and seasonal plants are for sale. Note: There are farm animals on the property in fenced-in spots, Brie couldn't resist a few barks, so keep your pup close and use caution when passing by them! read more

A. Casola Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

Topsoil is garbage at Casola Farms! We bought two yd.³ 9-22-24 and it was full of rocks,roots and other garbage.. went back 9-23-24 to show them how much garbage there was.. the owner could not care less!! told me he didn't need to see and that I was the first person to ever complain.. had to go dump it in the municipal dump and realized they have "FREE" topsoil of much better quality than Casola farms. See pictures read more

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This location has an excellent selection of trees, shrubs and plants. It is a perfect place to find mature trees at a semi-reasonable price. When we first moved to our new house we planted two fruit trees, a maple and a weeping cherry tree. Almost ten years later these are by far our best plantings. Our maple which we bought at about 10-12' is now at the height of our two story house. Our cherry tree is beautiful when it blossoms every spring. Our peach and asian pear trees which were only about 4-5' tall each are now about 15' tall and have been producing tons of fruit every season since about the second year after we planted them. We had Casola deliver and plant the trees since they were all fairly big. Everything was delivered and planted without issue. Where Casola is getting poor reviews is definitely their fall activities. After living in the area for years, this past fall was our first time here and I have to agree with others. The corn maze was sad, broken and just not done well. The pumpkins are just thrown in a field. Might as well buy them for $6 at Costco. The hayride really doesn't go anywhere so we didn't bother taking it. My take, skip the fall stuff here but definitely go for the plants/trees. Their installation prices seem high but if you're buying bigger plants it's well worth the price. read more

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A. Casola has been around for as long as I can remember. My friend and I wanted to find a place to take her children for some fall fun and after doing some research, we decided to go to A. Casola. We ended up doing the petting zoo and the hayride. I'm assuming that this is due to COVID but the petting zoo didn't allow for petting. You basically just walked along and got to see some of the farm animals. Some of the chickens, ducks, and turkeys were roaming free which was cool. The hayride was okay as well. At the end, they drop you off at the pumpkin patch so you can pick pumpkins if you choose. One thing that I liked is that they had a bit of a carnival/fair setup and they were selling some of the foods that we all love to eat at the fair. Funnel cake anyone? On the other hand, I found some of the things to be a bit overpriced. And on a Saturday afternoon, the place was a little too packed for my comfort. I didn't feel like there was much in place as far as protecting us from COVID and people certainly weren't socially distancing. So my recommendation is to arrive early and wear your mask if you go. read more

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So I don't usually write bad reviews, but I wish I read some more honest reviews before I packed up my kids and drove 30 minutes to this utter disappointment. We came on Columbus Day weekend, so I was prepared to maybe have a crowd, that's understandable. What makes no sense is how this place is run. There was a single cashier, for everything at the farm. Buy a pumpkin or decorations, waiting in this 30-minute line. Just want a hayride, waiting in this 30-minute line. Want to go to the petting zoo, you guessed it waiting in this 30-minute line. Which you find out by wandering around because there is no signage indicating this single point of sale. After a 30 minute wait and almost $30 for 3 tickets to the petting zoo (my 1 year old was free, hooray). I interrupted a teenager on his phone to let us in the pen. There we 6. Six pens in which there were chickens, ducks, 2 cows, 4 goats, 2 donkeys. That's it. That's the zoo. I'd say we got to feed the animals, but they forgot to give us feed at, you guessed it, the cashier. The hayride seemed sad, the sunflowers were wilted, it seemed like a decent selection of pumpkins, although no prices posted so who knows what they cost. I was bummed, I've lived in the area most of my life and people seemed to have loved Casola farms, and maybe they limp by on that reputation. At least I don't have to pay to go to C Casola farms, this one was haunted enough. Take your kids somewhere else. read more

I don't know why so many people are knocking this place. I went this past weekend with a large group of families to pumpkin pick and it was cute. The kids enjoyed the petting zoo (which had little goats, rabbits, pigs, a cow, ducks, etc.) The hayride was fun. There were tons of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, delicious pies to purchase and a cute store with seasonal decorations. I am not sure what else people are looking for? We went at 10:30 am on a Sunday morning and it was not that crowded. I personally did not do the corn maze but my friends took their kids and they loved it. read more

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This was possibly the worst pumpkin patch I've been to. To start- it was so overcrowded it was almost impossible to find the ticket booth, we had to ask other customers where the booth was. Once in line we waited 25 minutes to pay 65$ total for 3 activities. We did a pony ride 10$ ea ticket, the petting zoo 8$ per person, and the hay ride 10$ per person. And then paid 3$ extra for little 2oz ramekins of feed for the animals. The petting zoo was a lousy excuse as a petting zoo, they should advertise it as an animal showcase since all the animals were caged and unable to be pet. The animals that were available to pet were 3 goats, 2 cows, and a bunch of roosters ducks and a turkey that were terrified and running away from the children allowed to torment them. So 27$ for a 5minute walk through of caged animals and angry birds. And almost all the animals looked sickly. Then the pony ride we waited in line for about 20 minutes for a 45 second ride. not even a full lap around the pen. 10$ for that... Then my daughter was ready to try some food so we made our way to the indescribably long line that we waited 35 minutes in for 72$ worth of food. I audibly gasped at the prices of freezer food. the nachos had the tiniest squirt of cheese, as well as the chili cheese fries, the canned soda was 5$ea, and 2 plain cheeseburgers were 10$each... not terrible tasting but terribly priced seeing as their pulling it from the freezer not fresh grilling a burger to make it worth 10$. And on top of that, the cashier woman was disgustingly rude to us. Then finally, we went over to the hayride, where we were rudely pointed to the tractor and had to pick one of 3 carts to sit on (all were full) so we got on the least crowded one and no one would scoot down to let us on. I asked loudly if everyone could scoot over a bit for my daughter to be able to sit. The ride was underwhelming with barely anything to look at but trash (literal trash) it was a silent ride of unimpressed guests. in conclusion we spend over 100$ to leave regretting it and wishing we picked somewhere else to enjoy. read more

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Extremely well organized, clean and very healthy looking plants. Rows and rows of different vegetable plants which were all labeled very clearly. They also had a lot of other types of gorgeous plants. Our goal when we came here was to decide what types of vegetables we wanted to grow this year. I never planted anything before but with any project there is planning involved. The probability of over buying is very high. We picked out different types of tomato plants, cucumber, zucchini, and pepper plants. We also bought some fresh herbs, basil, cilantro, mint, and parsly plants. Their prices to me seem very reasonable. I love being able to just stroll around seeing all the different types of flowers that they offer. It was really a fun experience spending a couple of hours here. read more

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The Casola farms has been here over 20 years and has gotten into the "kids" mode with emphasis on the holidays in the past few years. So not only adults come here to shop but can bring their kids to partake in kiddy rides, riding ponies, and gaming. The prices here, as you would expect, are on the "high" side. You can see from the pictures what holiday season is approaching. It reminds me, if it was on larger scale, South of the Border on Rte 95 in South Carolina. read more

Seems like a cool place to take the kids, if I had kids, but went with family to pick pumpkins. We were here for the important stuff. Wine tasting and pies. read more

A. Casola Farms - a row of pumpkins - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

While shopping for corn stalks and pumpkins today I had to deal with a rude sales person who was annoyed by me asking him to weight my pumpkins- he made comments to me that I needed to hit the gym and that I did not like to do anything myself. I finally responded to him with a joke that I had him to do all that- he very rudely barked at me. I said to him that he was rude to me and left, and as I was walking to my car I could hear him yelling at me that I was rude, and he kept going on and on - and customers around him heard all that. Very disappointing experience- I have been shopping at Casola for years... they lost me as a customer... I really wish I knew the salesperson's name. Not that it would help him turn into a happy positive person, but it would be helpful so that another person did not have to deal with his rudeness and chauvinist remarks. read more

I really love supporting our small local businesses, and this one is easily on the top of the list for fall/autumn in New Jersey. Why? It's huge, and yet it still feels like a small Mom and Pop shop, filled with nothing but friendly faces. Pumpkins? Check. Halloween decorations? Check check. Food? Oh my goodness is there food (and lots of it) check check check! The specifics: The pumpkin selection was HUGE. All of the pumpkins were good quality, making the selection process difficult but only for the fact that there were so many good options that it was hard to pick just one! Food ranges from cider donuts (cinnamon was delish) along with real hearty meals and an entire fried section (fried oreos, anyone?). We arrived around 5:30 on a Saturday and it was empty, and some of the food stands didn't look like they were open. I would definitely recommend arrive a bit earlier to enjoy all of the goodness. The staff members that we interacted with were amazing, friendly, and super helpful. They also had a slew of other things that we didn't partake in, like wine tasting (arrived too late) and fun festivities or the whole family that we opted to skip like hay rides. read more

A. Casola Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

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We took our 9 year old niece to the farm today for the hay ride and had a good time. It was very crowded and the lines were long so we ended up leaving earlier than we had planned, but we still had a good time. We bought some fresh donuts and pie, which were delicious. The hay ride was nice and our niece enjoyed it. They have lots of other activities including a haunted hay ride, haunted house, pumpkin picking, and Halloween store. They also sell local wine and have free wine tastings, which was a nice end to our day. We bought some to take home. read more

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Nice place , a bit over price no bundles etc. food is stadium price. The temporary toilets on the site were terrible , disgusting and no toilet paper. They should use a reputable company next time. Overall nice place but way over priced read more

A. Casola Farms - Very dirty , no toilet paper - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

Do not trust Casola. June 2021 they planted 17 privacy trees in my yard which costed almost $4,000. With in a few weeks trees started to turn brown. After many phone calls with Chris casola, I was told by him, that this is 100% my fault and it is a watering issue on my part. I suggested they were planted wrong due to some still thriving. He said "This is your fault." We followed their watering instructions exactly. In fact one year later we still have five trees that are alive. Casola stated they wanted more money for labor and new trees to replace the 12 dead trees. We refused to give them any more money. So now my yard has 12/17 dead trees that we need to pay to have taken away. Casola is a thief. They are rude. They do not stand by their work. Picture below says it all. Also, they broke my irrigation line while planting and refuse to pay the costs of repair. Casola will be hearing from us in a more legal manor soon. read more

A. Casola Farms - a swimming pool - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

This place was my personal hell. It was like a State Fair but with pumpkins. Absolute chaos, ridiculously long lines for overpriced everything. Pay for everything you want to do, cash only, just an absolute waste of time. The "hayride" brings you around a corn field to a pumpkin patch you can walk to and isn't even a real pumpkin patch its a bunch of pumpkins thrown into a dirt lot. The place is huge, but yet every walkway and public area is super narrow. The donuts and pies looked pretty sad, and most of the stuff you'd buy at a farm like this are all outsourced from PA, VT, etc. This is meant for the north Jersey/Staten Island crowd. Go to Battlefield Orchards, at least the donuts are worth the crowd. I would absolutely never come back here. The one time I went against yelp got he this...yelp is wise. Listen to the reviews. read more

Had such a terrible experience today. My not even two year old was so excited to see the goats when we got to the petting zoo she excitingly screamed "goats! goats!!" and the miserable woman at the gate of the petting zoo looked directly at her and screamed "HEY STOP THAT NOISE!!" Not only do you work at a place geared towards children but how dare you be miserable enough to yell at one for just having fun?! The other two employees next to her didn't even say anything I was disgusted luckily my NOT EVEN 2 YEAR OLD realized what this random stranger said to her. I will NEVER go back read more

Deserves zero stars. My wife and I called yesterday at 4:55pm we wanted to pick up pumpkins. We were told they were open till 6:00pm. We arrive at 5:25, we park in the far parking lot and enter through an open gate. We looked around for 5 minutes before assuming they were closed, we started to head back to the car. Then a manager or an owner I would presume comes running up yelling at us. Saying we broke into the farm. I politely told him we walked through an open gate and that we called ahead and were told they were open till 6pm (also what it states online). Mind you the time was still 5:30pm. He proceeded to question us, told me I never spoke to anyone there, and insisted I show him where I got into the farm. Once I showed him the gate, that was wide open right in the middle of the parking lot, he got upset that he was wrong and called my wife and I idiots, then proceeded to tell me that he doesn't need our business cause they have cars lined up down the street on the weekends. I would NEVER go to this farm ESPECIALLY WITH YOUR FAMILY. If that is the way the OWNER TREATS customers they don't deserve the hard working money of our community. Already a mediocre farm made worse. Good luck read more

Awful experience. Long lines for really nothing. This is a hustle of epic proportions. My backyard is more equipped for a harvest experience. Zero stars read more

A wonderful place all around, sets the mood for the season!!!! I went there with my family and we absolutely loved it!! I would definitely recommend doing in early bc there are less people. We went on the hayride and pumpkin picking and my kids loved it!! The prices actually weren't that bad!!! We bought pies and doughnuts as well and they were very good!!! I thought the staff was actually very helpful and friendly!! The COVID guidelines are in place and there is a lot of social distancing. It was very clean and I would definitely go again!!! Great!!! read more

We've been coming here for decades to buy our annual flowers because they were so much less expensive than our local stores. We missed last year because of Covid. This year I was shocked at how much the quality had dropped. The flats of flowers increased from $8.99 to $11.99 each (surprising since Maple Leaf across the street were $8.99). The quantity of staff working there seemed to be around half of what it used to be. We wound up going across the street so the trip wouldn't be a total waste. Next year we'll grow some from seed and use our local Home Depot for whatever flowers we need to buy. read more

Bought a tree three weeks ago from Casola farms and had it professionally planted . Within a few weeks the tree died. Went back and I received was the blame game . No responsibility on their part and no offer to exchange or discount . It was totally my fault according to them ( and that's without them seeing it ). I plan on doing a lot of landscaping in the fall and I will not go near this place . read more

If you know what you're looking for and don't need help, there's a good selection. But if you're looking for guidance and any assistance before making an expensive purchase, go elsewhere. The customer service here is nonexistent and disappointing. read more

I come here every year and the farm is excellent !! They have so many other things other than pumpkin picking ! There is so much food, wine tasting, face painting, Halloween store, petting zoo, hay rides and so much more . This place is great for kids! Everyone is friendly for the most part . read more

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Highly do not recommend coming here especially on a weekend. It's basically just all lines. They need to hire another 50 people to work here given the amount of patrons. It's totally Unacceptable, especially knowing they do this every year. Was here for 2 hours, waited on lines for 1.5 hours. Do not get food here either, the line is ridiculous to order and then you have to wait again to pick it up ‍. Terrible!!!! Recommend another farm in the area. read more

One of the worst farms I've been to. I decided to take my son and his cousin to this farm after reading on their website that they offered a haunted house, a haunted sunflower maze, a Wild West show, petting zoo, and other typical attractions. Admission is free, but all of these attractions are extra at $6-$7 each for each person. The petting zoo is a joke. There's no petting. Animals are in cages, except goats that kids can pet, except they're underneath the cages so children really have to bend and be careful not to hit their heads. Next we watched the Wild West show, which I thought was going to be an actual reenactment - no, it's a cowboy demonstrating how to lasso a rope and then called the kids up to practice. We did miss some of it, so I can't speak for the whole show, but it was cute what we did see - just glad we didn't haver to pay for this one. Next was the haunted house which isn't scary for adults, but scary enough for kids, so I was happy about that one. Hayride was next. That wasn't bad. That brought us to the food court and gift shops - again, not too bad. We finished with a quick ride to the "haunted" sunflower maze. You need to drive to it, but it's quick. We enter a sunflower maze with all dead sunflowers. We went through all of it and there was absolutely NOTHING remotely haunted about it!!!! There was a family in front of us and as we exited, I was so happy that the woman in front said something to the guy collecting tickets. She told him it wasn't haunted. He told her there should be 2 guys jumping out. We both told him there was no one there at all. I proceeded to approach a cashier at the ticket line. I explained what happened and she told me they can't really give refunds. I told her it was not her fault, but could I speak with someone else, maybe a manager. That's when this older man came out of the office to talk with me. I explained the same thing to him. He was incredibly rude and said the flowers aren't dead, they're leaning and there are men jumping out and no one has ever complained. I told him about the family in front of us and we didn't get what we paid for. All he said was there are absolutely no refunds. I told the people on line don't bother to to waste their money on that so called haunted maze. He came back out and told me he could kick me off the property and call the police. I told him we were leaving anyhow, but why should other people waste their money?? I will NEVER come back. Everything they advertise is misleading and there are signs everywhere that nothing is refundable - I'm certain because they know the place sucks. read more

I've been going there for long time I will never go back there again my son that disable he doesn't comprehend about money, his pumpkin he paid for which everything there is cash so he gave the register guy the money to pay for the pumpkin. He didn't even give him his change, and my older son before my other son paid for his pumpkin the other guy. The register guy said to him. Oh, do you want your change back and my son was like yeah of course and it was a big scene over there with a customer and the employees. The employees smacked the customer in her hand that place they should be having a zoo. They are not a petting zoo. I will never go take my business back to them again and also I'm diabetic and my sugar levels are dropping because I wear a sensor and I literally ordered apple juice. Realize apple juice was sugar-free wasn't gonna help me bring up my levels, so I had ordered Oreo fried Oreo cookies so my Center kept beeping and I asked the guy. Hey can I have a Oreo cookies I'll pay you for the cookies. He looked at me like I was crazy the employee and the customers arguing the cursing the employees cursing at the customer, and there's kids all over the place, I went to call today to have a conversation about everything with my experience with them and the secretary was nasty. I will never go back to them again.Thank you read more

Not the best farm I've ever been to, but also not the worst. Really cute atmosphere with cute signage etc. However, overpriced for the activities. $6 per person for a petting zoo, with no petting. You basically just walk through the zoo. They do have a ton of pumpkins to choose from, with lots of variety, so that was a plus. Staff was friendly too. However, the place got packed pretty quickly which made it difficult to social distance. Lines were long - bring cash - and expect crowds. No one was enforcing masks (they had signage that masks were mandatory) and we saw lots of people with masks around their chins. Bathroom situation = porta potty. It wouldn't be the worst thing, but they were not in good shape and we had arrived shortly after opening. Purchased a bunch of pumpkins and baked goods and have enjoyed them. Wondering if the petting zoo didn't allow you to touch the animals due to covid, but then it should be clarified before you purchase tickets. read more

This past weekend was one for the books. I have never been so disappointed in what is supposed to be "family oriented". Besides the guests there trying to run over my children while at checkout because they thought they were being cut off on line, the staff was rude and disrespectful. There was an incident as we were walking out that was very unprofessional. An employee was accusing a customer of trying to steal a pumpkin, she was screaming and shouting in the two girls face, cursing and all in front of their children and all other children walking out of the farm. She even physically slapped the girl she was yelling at. In my opinion; under No circumstances should any one steal, but as an employee there is a right and wrong way of handling a situation professionally. It was a sh** show to say the least. I will never go back there again after seeing that. Who wants to be treated like an animal and then have other staff making racial comments because of the skin color of the girls who were being accused. Shame on you A.Casola you should really consider hiring more friendly, professional staff. read more

Save your time and money and go to one of the other great farms in the area. very overpriced at $6-$7 per activity per person, unbelievable lines, and rude, nasty staff. read more

This farm has an excellent selection pf pumpkin s Been coming here for many years My kid loves this place read more

A. Casola Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

-5 STARS. By far the absolute worst customer service experience I have ever had in my entire life. Staff are absolutely terrible people. Rude, unprofessional, lacking compassion, quick tempered and look as they they all wish they were somewhere else. 5 minutes after purchasing tickets to their haunted hayride, I got a call with an emergency and had to leave the farm. I went right back to the booth before entering any of the attractions. I asked for a refund and was told to go to the front desk for a FULL CASH refund. We went to the front saying we were sent from the guys at the booth sent us. Immediately "I'm not giving you any money unless a manager comes here himself and tells me to" extremely argumentative. Another man approached and we explained our story again he then got on his phone to "call the guys in the front" and then told us al he could give us was a store credit. We explained that it was ridiculous considering we just purchased our tickets and were told to come here for a refund. But I proceeded by saying okay thanks anyway and walked out. The man then yelled after me "why would you even come here if you weren't going to get on?" And then started following me. I could tell his tone had changed and I started to feel threatened because he was getting so close to me. So I asked why he was continuing to argue with me when I had already accepted their offer and decided to leave? Now my boyfriend got angry and said hey this is absolutely insane. TO WHERE the man said that my unproblematic boyfriend said "I'm gonna go f*ck someone up" & then threatened to call the police on us. At this point I'd also like to add that the OWNER OF THE FARM was well aware of the treatment we received when just asking for a refund for tickets we did not even have for 5 minutes. ?????? I wish I had the words to express how confused I was. In no way shape or form were were argumentative or aggressive. In fact we took the loss of almost $100 pretty well considering we just wanted to get home. None the less this staff member proceeded to harass us. I am beyond upset and traumatized by this experience and truly will never wish it on anyone. I left the farm crying and upset. This is a terrible excuse for an establishment. They are truly mean and unfair people. If I could rate it lower I would. DO NOT GO HERE. read more

We have gone here for the last three years, and each time it got worse. Today will be my last visit. The employees are rude, it's over priced & overall is lacking. We've always gone on a weekday before noon. The "hayride" takes you around their nursery with these pathetic wooden paintings of old Disney movies (think Hunchback of Norte dam" and "Lilo and Stitch") scattered along the sides. Then you're dropped off at a dirt lot where they've put out pumpkins they've brought in. Next you're funneled through their gift shop. All that was alright, but then we got to the petting zoo. The woman who seems to be in charge of it (she's been there every time we have) is awful. You'd think someone running the petting zoo would have at least a tiny bit of personality. She's rude to the kids and snarky to the adults. I think it hurts her to smile. Today we decided to let my daughter ride the pony. $5 for one lap or $7 for two() but we did two laps. The guy who was leading the horse was an absolute jerk. I wanted to get a picture of my daughter on the horse, he said "You can take it when we're done!" and just walked off with my daughter and the horse. Keep in mind there was NO ONE waiting behind us so it's not like he was in a hurry to get the line moving. Finally they finished, I took her picture and we left. My friend ended up buying her a ticket and rode several minutes after we did. He did the same stuff to her, but he yelled at my friend saying "I said no pictures!" when she took a picture while they were on the far side of the pen. I don't know what this guys issue was, there was no flash or sound, she would've been 30+ feet away from the horse so it's not like it's bc he didn't want it to scare the animal! This guy has the personality of a cardboard box and he fits in well with the rest of the staff. My daughters school goes here for one of the field trips and I've already spoken to the director-she said others complained as well and that we won't be back next year. read more

A. Casola Farms - Pony ride with the angry employee. Seriously, take your money elsewhere. - Farmers Market Near Me - Holmdel, New Jersey

The lines were long for everything, the face painting was shut down early, burgers were not seasoned, they need to have more outside seating. read more

I am not even sure if it could be considered a farm. It was just a place where they wanted to sell you a lot of stuff. They did have a lot of pumpkins but all of their rides and attractions were very boring and cheap. The petting zoo you were not even allowed to touch the animals I will never go there again. Very disappointing read more

Someone else wrote the following.....The WORST experience dealing with a company EVER!!!  I have never dealt with Nastier, Combative, Unprofessional, down right MEAN people at a business.  Jason the manager is HORRIBLE and the owner's son Chris Casola who runs this business is no better.......this nails it....unbelievable. read more

The people leaving reviews are mostly people not from this area. Casola is not only super big with an unbelievable variety of plants, trees and what have you. They also have an awesome halloween display with a haunted hayride and other scary stuff that I suggest everyone go to. I have been there maybe 30 times for various reasons. Everyone is super helpful and knowledgeable. Not many people know that if you just go into the building where there is a register they can radio for someone to help you and they come right out. That places is very big, so it appears no one may be around but I assure you there are plenty of people there to help you. They also have very good prices and caring instructions for plants and trees. So trust me this place is at least worth 4-5 stars. I don't keep going back to the Casola because it sucks. read more

I have visited the farm on holidays with my family for over 18 years. This year my granddaughter went and got kicked in the face by a goat, blood everywhere. They brought a tiny first aid kit and a band-aid From under the cash register draw. I told them bring her to Bayshore make sure she doesn't need stitches. After insurance paid brought the small amount back to them and the comment was "you didn't get a police report so you were never here". Well for sure I will never be there again!! Not the kind of place to go with kids where safety isn't their concern. read more

Never, ever again!!! Total chaos. Zero social distancing. Many without a mask. Parking was awful. The line to checkout was obnoxiously long with people climbing on top of you. This was our first time there and I know there are other places that are so much more "enjoyable" than here. I'm sure there are more Covid cases leaving than entering. Save yourself. Go somewhere else. read more

I went to A Casola Farms tonight (Friday) for the Haunted Hayride and had nothing but a great experience. Got there around 7:45pm and there was NO line whatsoever (it started to get more crowded as we were leaving). I had a blast on the hayride - the entire experience was so much fun. You get complimentary hot chocolate inside, too. I am not a fan of walkthroughs so I didn't do any of the other attractions, but I would absolutely go back every year just for the hayride. It's a fun experience you won't want to miss out on. Just the right amount of scary for me. read more