The best peaches around! Not a pick your own. It's a beautiful setting. They also have seconds for…read morebulk use.

While driving down 125, we saw a "Peaches" sign, so we followed it to Union Lake Peach Orchard. We…read moreare so glad we took that detour! Delicious, very juicy peaches! Will definitely return soon! Very friendly people as well!

I was looking for a farm stand that had corn, fresh corn, and that it was plus many other goodies,…read moreveggies, fruit stocked up, easily checked out and would return again, although it is a ride from Deerfield, New Hampshire

Great local farm. We also love their CSA, eggs and second location at the Massabesic traffie stop…read more Friendly staff l.

I had the meatball sub and honestly the sauce had very little taste and the meatballs were spongy…read more To be fair have haven't tried anything else

I love that they carry Boars Head deli items so close to home! The deli guy is both personable and…read morequick with your orders. I really wish Fiddleheads was back in their previous location. I loved that place. But, I go there for the food and not the location. I personally do not like their salads and have almost all. Way too vinegary for me and I love vinegar. But, to each his own! Yes, the business has gone through some changes... They got rid of a really rude deli chic. They do not have independent vendors for each station. We are in post Covid times. It is possible that they are doing their best to stay open, so cut them some slack! Many are struggling and still many do not want to work! They are doing their best, I'd imagine, to keep open. I do agree with the bell comment however!

Blueberry Bay Farm is amazing, offering a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and flowers, as well…read more Everything is pesticide free - such a gift, and the owners are the nicest people ever! Picking your own berries and gathering your own veggies is like having your very own private garden. Thanks Ron and Lois! You and your farm are the absolute best!

Picking your own blueberries on a beautiful family farm, what could be better? It's been our…read morefamily tradition for many years. Some time ago a new family took over the farm, and the experience has only improved. Check out their website for crops and best time to pick. I highly recommend!

The employees are kind. The foods are well selected and curated. The veggies are so good quality…read moreand selection. Go go go! It's our stop weekly for all produce and so many other food finds.

Best of the best…read more Amazing wine selection at good prices, the best fresh herbs and mushrooms you can get anywhere, solid cheese and dry goods section. Staff are friendly and knowledge.

Get your pick on!…read more Had a fantastic time with the family picking early season raspberries, apples and peaches. The orchard grows a ton of different apple varieties so there's good picking during the full apple season. We got to choose between Zestar and Jerseymac apples during our visit. I'm a big fan of crisp and tart so the Zestars fit the bill. Peach picking was a bit of the same only fewer varieties. Raspberry picking was a fun new experience. You're essentially hunting and the fruit that is ready to be picked will slide off their cone-like cores. Since it was early in the season most of the berries were small or immature and there were a ton of bees buzzing around. I mean a ton where you'd go to pick and they would be buzzing around your hand. Don't worry though! The bees are friendly and indifferent to your picking the fruit. Just be gentle. Pro tip: come on a day where there's a breeze. We went on a still day in August and it was hot! 90 minutes in the sun and we were feeling pretty crunchy.

Great orchard filled with so many varieties of apples, super friendly staff, and hay rides and a…read morelittle playground by the store for kiddos. Perfect fall activity!

Have paid a couple of visits over the holidays. Ordered our pork loin roast for the holidays…read more Stopped by to picking border after calling the day before and they did not have the order. The staff member was very apologetic and went to work to cut our 6 lbs loin. Never cooked it before. It was really good. Everyone commented on how good it was. Thanks! Looking for blood oranges for a cake for NYE. Called and the clerk went to look and confirmed they indeed had blood oranges. Every time we walk in we want to clear out the bakery section. Smells so good. And yep. Blood Oranges!!!

This farm stand has some of the most beautiful food I have ever seen. From veggies to meat to fruit…read moreto flowers, this is nearly a complete grocery store for any small family. I have never seen two-inch thick steaks and pork chops before. We went in for strawberries and came out with three full bags of groceries. I thought the prices were steep, but that didn't stop us. The place was beautiful!

Charming and family run since 1917, shopping at Barker's Farm is a wholesome experience that makes…read moreyou feel knit into the fabric of Seacoast living. A family runs Barker's Farm and their kids and grandkids work behind the counter. They offer a tightly curated selection of vegetables and had some of the best-tasting basil though in small bunches (it wasn't enough to make pesto but delicious in a Caprese salad). Pies, raw milk, tomatoes, fresh fennel sausage, this old farm is a slice of heaven to me. Both cash and credit cards accepted.

Lemme sum up: Fresh and varied produce, pick your own flowers, milk/bacon/eggs available, seasonal…read morebaked goods, and soap Barker's is the best little farmstand on the seacoast. They have everything you need for staples from the garden along with things that are just nice to have. Their food selection is terrific. I especially like their "salsa in a basket", which is a strawberry quart basket filled with onion, tomato, jalapeno, cilantro and tomatillo. Fingerling potatoes are available here! There is a cooler in the back with locally sourced bacon, milk, and eggs along with Swampscott soda. Depending on the time of year, you can get cider donuts, pies, brownies, and bread. In the "nice to have" department, Barker's has a couple of offerings. There are bouquets of cut flowers which you can purchase for half the price of what you could get at a florist or supermarket. Or, better yet, you can go out to their flower garden and pick your own bouquet! Sometimes they have dried chili strings or dried flower arrangements which you can hang as home decor. As you ring up your purchase, don't forget to grab a bar of handmade soap. (I'm partial to the Voodoo Spice.) If you just feel the need to get in there and grow your own, Barker's also has a green house. You can pick up seedlings for most garden vegetables there. They offer a good selection of annuals and perennials, as well. Barker's is not open year round. Let's face it, it's New England and winter is a time to live off the preserves that you made during the summer and fall. When late spring rolls around, make sure you put Barker's as your first stop for food shopping and pick up good local food to keep you going.

Everything was great. The Pumpkins, the apple picking, the variety of apples. Best Cider anywhere…read moreand I've been everywhere. Fresh Cider donuts, the best here too. The Snack and Souvenir Shop was a great cap for a splendid Fall afternoon.

A huge farm with almost every fruit you can imagine. Wagons are supplied which is very helpful. I…read morewent for the strawberry picking. I arrived at noon on a Sunday. There were still ripe strawberries but they required a bit of hunting for the ripest. A worker informed me that they have regulars, "jammies," that show up at 7 and pick galore. Whether jammies refers to jam makers, whether they are still wearing jammies, or both, I don't know. But his advice, the earlier the better. There are 4 strawberry fields, worth it to check each one for different selections. I was there 6/20 and there were still loads of strawberries to ripen. I think they expect to have strawberries until mid July, but they update daily on their recorded phone line.