This business is NO LONGER horse listeners orchard It was…read morepurchased by new family in October of 2023 it was terrific when it was horse listeners Now, Apple picking is good but farm store is sparse They need to seriously expand their inventory before I'd go back

I know I have my own farm to pick at but never hurts to branch out and help support the other…read morefarming community! The lady handing out the apple bags was very informative about the property. There are 28 variety of apples which compared to the one I work at which has 13. 130 acers in comparison to to the 82 at ours. The bags are sold at 2$ a pound so a half bushel filled will be around $40 and a peck will be roughly $20. My opinion get the bang for your buck and go all out. Creston apples are phenomenal! Reminds me of a ginger gold, great crunch, awesome flavor! I told my buddy here needs to buy these for his farm. Love the fact that a lot of rows are done in trellis style which I never seen before and make a great deal of sense for tree to acreage. They are also very manageable for picking that everything for me (6'1" tall) is grabbing reach. So you smaller people do not have to do all that jumping ;) Being the weekend before Columbus weekend the trees are on their last stretch of apples but the middle of the rows still have plenty for picking. The farm itself has blueberries, peaches, plums and pears too but certainly now out of season. The store itself is a nice treat. I filled a bag full of goodies to accommodate my sweet tooth but also to support the farm. The store is open seven days a week seven months out of the year.

Out in the Connecticut countryside, I needed to find an excellent local chicken (something high…read morequality like Mary's in California or Otto's in Michigan). We did the chicken pre-order: 15 gorgeous free range, family-farmed chickens for $180! Thank heavens for the wonderful people at Cowlick Farms. Incredibly delicious chicken with wonderful, accommodating service and -- best of all -- astonishingly low prices.

From the owner: Our farm's primary product is free range farm to table chicken. We raise flocks seasonally and we…read moretake pride that our chickens are raised on fields of rich, green grass without pesticides, antibiotics or growth enhancers and are fed a Connecticut grown Non-GMO feed. We guarantee to only serve you with the freshest products available in Connecticut. Our prices are competitive and we strive to make great farm fresh food available to everyone.

We've been members of the Enterprise Farm CSA for about 2 years now and find their small box to be…read morea good amount of veggies to last us a week. The customer service is great and the weekly emails and recopies are also entertaining and delicious! We made a trip out to the farm this summer to "pick your own" and that was definitely worth the drive from Boston. Lots of fresh veggies and flowers all included in the cost of your normal share. Everyone there was very friendly! The only downside to the CSA is the occasional lack of variety. LOTS of greens most of the summer, and heavy on the root veggies in the fall/winter. For the most part it's a good variety, but could mix it up a bit more maybe? Overall a great value and we'll be back next summer for sure!

I started the farm share thinking I'd get fresh and diverse vegetables I wouldn't usually get, but…read moreall they have were low quality vegetables that I could get at the store for around less thab 10 a box. I think I paid around 30 a week and was upset just looking at the same boring stuff every week. I saw strawberries one week and thought, "finally something good! "But they were moldy and I had to throw them away

We received a gift certificate for a sleigh ride, and despite countless attempts to contact them…read morevia phone, email and facebook, we have never received a response.

NOT WORTH FOR A RIDE!…read more We are family of 3 joined the Private Winter Rides in Feb 2024 while travelling to New York. Prior to our arrival, we were requested by the Farm to sign a waiver "PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT, RELEASE, AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK" - means you bear all the possible risk from the ride, and the farm not provide any refund in any circumstance. Unfortunate thing happened on us, we were asked to jump out from the carriage immediate by the groom due to the horses were sudden uncontrolled. We got sprained legs and broken canon camera lens. The staff pretend to be nice to provide us their insurance company contact for the claim, but finally their insurance company denied the claims as we signed the 'waiver' requested by the farm. We would agree to sign and acknowledge the certain risk might be occurred during this carriage, when we expected to have the necessary information be provided the provider/ company before we getting on the carriage ride, including: - The most possible situations be happened in the carriage ride; - The safety protection be provided during the carriage ride; - The actions be taken by us if the given situations happened in carriage, e.g. In the hotel, we would provide the sign for EXIT and the instructions to follow in case of fire. However, we were just instructed to get on the carriage WITHOUT any safety instructions be briefed by the FARM staffs before starting the ride. When the horses were suddenly uncontrolled at the front managed by the groom, we just heard someone shouted "Hey guys, get out of the cart now!" The moment we were lost and felt frighten and tried our own best effort to jump out from the carriage, this is also causing my husband fell on the ground with carmen lens damage from this accident as we did not what to do at that moment. We paid for the trip for enjoyment in US and honest to report this unforeseeable accident. Don't trust the US insurance companies and be precaution to sign the waiver as that's the evidence to deny their liability. And the ride is trash to bring walk around the forest in 15 mins. Don't worth for a ride with pay off the risk at your own.