This is a family owned farm with raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and peach trees…read more I went there mid-July for the full on raspberry and blueberry season. The owners are great and they have everything you need for good price. We picked a bit of everything that was available. The fruit was very well taken care of and delicious.

Another great visit to Jerome's. The employees are always so friendly and welcoming. As always…read moreend up picking more than we intend because they are so delicious.

This farm has been operating for generations, and it is the only grape farm offering u-pick option…read more They have a very short picking time frame, usually within a week or so. Therefore, make sure to keep an eye on their Facebook page around august -September. They have a large variety of seeded and seedless grapes - both in white and red. Their price is also very modest. It is a must-do tradition when you live in the finger lakes region

Great place to pick blueberries. When you first arrive, stop into the main building and say hello-…read morethey'll give you a bucket or two. From there, you can either walk across the street to the blueberry fields- or if it's wet (as it was when we were there), you can drive over to the back of the field where the blueberry plants are. This is a "you pick" operation, pick as few or as many as you want and out them in your bucket. When you're done picking, head back to where you picked up the bucket and they'll weigh them. When I was there it was $2 per pound- and my mostly full bucket came out to just under $10. They also have a few other blueberry-related and locally made goods for sale: we picked up the bourbon barrel aged maple syrup which I'm looking forward to trying. One note, it's cash only. And I couldn't tell You where the nearest ATM is, so best bring some cash with you.

Boyfriend and I made the switch from a bigger apple orchard this year to Owen Orchards. How…read moredelightful! Such a family feel. The orchard was clearly marked and well-maintained. There were knowledgeable staff around willing to answer any and all questions. The trailer was back up to the orchard frequently and we were able to head back down pretty much as soon as we wanted to. It was not nearly as crowded as other places we've been and we enjoyed that. Cute chickens running around was a bonus. Don't skip out on the warm, fresh apple cider donuts or a pint of cider - so yummy and a great way to end the day apple picking!

THE BEST APPLE CIDER DONUTS. Cinnamon sugar forever. Warm, full of appley flavor. The besttttt.read more

Went there with my family (mid-July) to pickup some delicious blueberries. Check their website to…read moresee if they are in season.

This place is a GEM! Well worth a drive into the beautiful countryside to visit. My wife and I live…read morein Washington DC, and the quality of the baked goods, sandwiches, and ice cream at this cafe would outdo most of the fancier places we could find in the city. Great seasonal fruits all summer, including you-pick strawberries. We split two chipotle Turkey and caprese chicken sandwiches and they were amazing! Cannot recommend this place enough.

Bake goods are out of this world!! Love the Cherry Almond cookies. Could not just have one bite. :)read more

Nice fruit and a lot of other vegetables and fruits. The fruit isn't cheap. The strawberries were…read moresweet

We went early saturday morning hoping to beat the rush and the summer heat. Upon arrival we were…read morethe first ones there woohoo then it went downhill. We walked to the patch and it was picked over pretty good. We saw bunch of guys in the field prior to opening to the public and perhaps picked them over pretty good. We stopped by the stand and they had massive strawberries!! We managed to fill our containers (none close to that quality) after awhile but seemed like every 3-4 plants one had a good medium size strawberry, most were tiny with a few rotten bigger ones and eaten/fungus mixed in. Got home and tried a few 'good' ones and they were very watery , not very flavorful. Prices were more than expected (internet research) and for the not so good quality of berries. First time strawberry picking, it looked like decent little farm just wish the berries were better and more plentiful. The ladies were nice. Might try another berry patch next time closer to home.

We came across the farm hoping to do some apple picking. We drove to the orchard and were greeted…read moreby a very friendly farmer who informed us that we were a bit early for apples to be ripe...it's a beautiful orchard though, and we hope to be back next year!

Apple picking at Crooked Line Orchard was the highlight of our kids' (ages 6, 10, 13) weekend in…read morethe fingerlakes. Super low key, very friendly and a wonderful variety of apples. Did I mention that the hayride up to the orchard was free and the apples were ridiculously inexpensive?!!!

My wife saw an advertisement on Facebook for a lavender and llama event here, so it sparked our…read moreinterest. The event was already fully booked, but I easily found tickets available for the next scheduled tour at 10 AM. We were fortunate enough to have Kate as our tour guide. She is awesome! We all loved the tour and the animals. This is a place with purpose and we look forward to telling our friends and family all about it. Kate told us about the plans for the future and expansion etc. We will also look forward to coming back again.

From the owner: Sweet Farm is the world’s first nonprofit sanctuary addressing the devastating impact that factory…read morefarming has on climate change — from the perspective of animals, plants, and the planet. By joining climate education, regenerative agriculture, farm animal rescue, and innovative technology, Sweet Farm is redefining sanctuary. Sweet Farm offers public tours, private tours, special events, and more! Visit our website to book your visit and learn more about our world-saving work.

Adorable!! The BEST warm apple cider donuts. Fun to just buy some snacks and take a stroll.read more

Underwhelming but part of the is the weather and the lack of vendors - too early in the season…read more It's got a nice-sized farmer's market area - but you'd be better to visit at harvest time, not on Memorial Day weekend (plus it rained). We did snag some super fresh Mennonite-grown asparagus. Too rainy to enjoy the outdoor part. This place is probably more like a 4 star on a better day.