The whole experience was awesome! Riding the wagon, feeding the deer, hanging out with friends:…read morewould totally do again!

My six granddaughters were thrilled beyond belief about the red deer and their peacefulness and…read moretheir beauty and their activities while we watched from a safe location of the hayride. We brought antlers home for our dogs to enjoy and the whole trip was the most wonderful experience, even though it was a very chilly day.

This place is a hidden gem. I found it through a friend after passing by and asking her about it…read more Artisan crafted ice cream is hard to come by and they did not disappoint. The flavor options are amazing, something for every pallet. The scoop sizes are huge- definitely recommend single scoops or splitting it with someone else. The shop itself is clean, simple and super cute with a decent amount of seating inside. We took our kids and they loved it. The kids size serving was perfect. We got 7 different flavors total between all of the scoop options and tried the waffle cone and all of them were delicious. Highly recommend!

Great Market with a variety of choice sweet and savory products…read more Their Ice Cream is Delicious! Fresh Eggs like no orher!!!

Ok. Let me explain the 3 star rating. If you're a shopper…read moreyou will be pretty happy as it's always packed with vendors. Last time I was there was last summer so writing this a year later. Food selection is very good and reasonable prices. The drive to get there is beautiful, or you can use the interstate nearby. Most vendors have reasonable prices. Huge selection of options to buy stuff. Now, I tried setting up and selling as a vendor. THAT WAS A DISASTER! I actually LOST MONEY trying to sell stuff . I didn't make even $25 and I had an entire truck filled with all kinds of items. The area is extremely poor. The people who were there to shop were mostly broke. They want every thing for a dollar. Lots of " I'll be back" and "I'll think about it". That's code for "I'm broke" lol. So, if you're a shopper Theres lots to buy at good prices. If your a vendor hats not food then good luck making money. I think the only reason vendors go is because it's open on Wednesday and no other markets are so the vendors come. That entire area for miles and multiple towns are economically depressed. Definitely not economically viable. So if you have cash to downs you'll be very happy here.

The French Baker inside offers delicious pastries and galettes in the Old World tradition. Baguette…read morechoice is a roll of the dice. Ask for the Parisian for the most authentic. The tomato pie at GUMBA's is delicious. Everyone raves about the cannoli; I'll try it next time!

Renninger's Farmer's Market is in rough shape. Parking lot isn't in terrible shape, but I wouldn't…read morespeed around it. Entrances are where the numbered doors are located. I've been here on both Saturdays and Sundays, and it appears that Sunday is the better day and you need to arrive early per every place like this. Hours of operation here are pretty narrow for a place like this. The visit I just made here on a Saturday was a borderline disaster. The vast majority of booths were not open on a Saturday, being one of the major problems. What was open was for the most part not worth the drive. Many booths here are in major need of cleanup, with many simply having piles of trash in space that could be used to better organize merchandise. There were a few interesting booths that had trading cards and Pop Vinyls being among the better options here. One or two booths had produce, with others being setup for that empty. It appears almost all of the deli/meat booths were gone. Only one or two booths were serving prepared food, but there is a restaurant on site and a small food trailer outside. There is an enclosed portion with no heating/cooling outside of the main building, that mostly had vacant tables and booths, and one dealer that appeared to mostly have random items. I truly don't know what to do with Renninger's Farmer's Market, but it's in need of pretty drastic changes, and I don't know in its current condition if it will be here in a few years. My friend and I actually felt bad for the vendors as it appeared very few were making sales. Overall, skip this and go to Hometown or Green Dragon. Yes, the drive will be longer, but there are much better options at them.

4/23/23 Went here for the first time today. I thought it was pretty cool that they had a real…read moreauction with a lady auctioneer. I enjoyed listening and watching stuff come up for bid but found it confusing to know what was being auctioned. Apparently you have to register to get a number to bid. That is your number forever and ever amen. There is a lot to look at in the area where the auction is. The rest of the market was pretty large with outside vendors and several buildings. Some of the vendors were downright miserable in my opinion. There is a lot to see- a lot of vintage stuff some may consider junk. Very dirty-very dusty and very cheap in my opinion. Some areas were heaped with crap- so much so it was hard to make your way through some of the vendor areas. I noticed a lot of booths were unmanned. I'm not sure how you expect customers to purchase items when no one is available and the booths are abandoned. Plus a lot isn't even priced- I HATE that. They do have food available. I'm not sure I would eat there- but others seemed to enjoy it. I would go back but it's not a place I would go to often. The drive to get there is gorgeous for me.

My girlfriend and I loved it here, very nice and helpful owners. Apple picking was so much fun, we…read morewill definitely be back again.

Absolutely wonderful place. Best apples I have ever tasted. I go out there every year. Mr. Graver…read moreis such a great person. I couldn't compliment this Orchard more.

Great little ice cream & soda shop. Off the highway but a great diversion during a long drive. We…read morehad numerous sundaes including a traditional banana split, waffle sundae and more. They have a wide selection of chocolates and candies nestled into a historic building. The staff was friendly and efficient. Their ice cream pies looked amazing, but could bring one along since we were traveling. I'd recommend this diversion off of I-476 when you're in the region!

If you love old school soda fountains/ice cream parlors and candy shops, make a detour to Chantilly…read moreGoods when in the Lehighton and Jim Thorpe areas of the Pocono Mountains. Prices are very reasonable for ice cream sourced from a farm and it tastes delicious. I really enjoyed perusing all the candy options they had on offer. They have a dedicated seating area to enjoy your treats or you can hop on a stool at the counter just like how many old school soda fountains were set up back in the day. Even before peak summer season, there was a steady flow of customers coming through the doors. The staff seemed like local high schoolers, but they were friendly and working diligently attending to each group that came through the doors. My cookies and cream shake hit all the right flavor notes, so would gladly return and recommend Chantilly Goods to others for their ice cream and sweet tooth needs.

Always a great, fun place for ice cream or Polish ice. The service team is ALWAYS outstandingly…read moresweet and generous, they alone make it a great experience. Many flavors hard pack ice cream, sold serve, polish ice, etc., Highly recommend.

Service was very fast, the girl serving today was very courteous and pleasant…read more I ordered a cotton candy polish shake, this is my very first one ever. It is very delicious.