If you love fresh maple syrup and you love learning about the process from tree to pancakes, this…read moreis the place to come. Maple tapping season is very short. It's usually from the middle of February through about the middle of March. This farm will still be giving tours on March 23rd and March 24. But I believe you can buy maple syrup products year round. It is about an hour drive from Brooklyn. The tour and service from Bri and Ben and his wife, is above 5 stars. When you see the work and process of all the work that goes into giving a premium product, you can understand the value of this amazing syrup. They have assorted sizes of maple syrup, honey, barbecue sauce, hot sauce and maple powder and other treats. Everything is reasonably priced and great quality! Great tour, great syrup and great people!

Son#1: What are we picking -apples? Me: Nope - this is a…read morevegetable farm. Let's see what they have....oooh great! Eggplant, peppers & bok choy. And kale too. Son #1: Eeeew kale? Me: It's good - makes good soup. *Elvis the Rooster crows* Son#1: We better hurry, Mom - Elvis says, "Get to work!" Son#2: Cock-a-doodle-dooooooooo! We heart this place. :-)

I really liked this quaint farm. As you approach the trees give way to an open field which…read moreresembles any town USA with a real farm feel just an hour north of NYC. The market has a variety of fresh produce and eggs along with jams and honey. There's a shaded area under a tree for pick nicks or just to sit and calm the mind. I hope to return very soon and spend some quality time.

Fun place for the kids and adults. So happy we moved to this area!!! Can't wait for the summer!!read more

How is this getting anything less than 5 stars?? Gorgeous sprawling, expansive orchard with…read moredelicious apples to pick, a field of sunflowers, and even a corn maze. But the real star are their warm cider donuts and chocolate-covered cider donuts. What!!! Have never had a chocolate-covered one before and it's incredible! Their warm cider donut is everything you want a in a comforting, fall treat. Also served a refreshing, delicious iced apple cider. Can't wait to come back for more donuts and the corn maze. 5 stars!!!!

We love coming here to pick apples! I truly appreciate that they don't charge for parking or entry…read more We just wish that they'd better label the trees, so that we'd know what type we're picking. The map can be a little confusing! The staff is always super friendly and welcoming.

We just finished our first meal from the new cabbage Hill provisions menu…read more We had pork meatballs, polenta and garden salad. Everything was delicious and so fresh, you could taste the garden in the salad. Cannot wait until my next meal, as we ordered chicken thighs for next week! I really suggest you give this a try. They will not disappoint

New owners are clueless. Still good produce but inconsistent and unclear what they are trying to do.read more

We went to visit the animals and found many bunnies caged up. Cats with kittens in a small cage and…read moreconditions were not clean. Animals are being terribly mistreated. Bunnies do not belong in tiny cages. When asked if there were rescued, we were informed they are not rescues. This place is for profit at the expense of the animals welfare.

My daughter had been taking lessons and attending summer camp at this farm for years under the old…read moremanagement. We loved this farm. The new management is atrocious. We started lessons again in May and we're not impressed with the rude interactions we had with the new owners but decided to give it a try. The farm attracts large groups of people who do not wear masks or maintain social distancing. Even when the staff was alerted to the fact that they were not following social distancing guidelines this practice continues. On our last visit on Friday there were easily fifty adults and children wandering around none of whom were wearing masks or social distancing. The management doesn't care. When confronted with this, the owner Zev, said it wasn't his job to enforce masks on his property. In addition, we have witnessed groups of children mistreating the animals. On our last visit a child was holding two baby chicks and running around pretending they were airplanes. Animal abuse to which no one said a word! Absolutely disgusting! The owners have just flat out lied on several occasions claiming to have signs requiring masks when in reality there are no signs requiring masks for entry, only a recommendation for social distancing which is not enforced or followed. I have reported this business to both the Rockland Department of Health and the NYS Department of Health. It needs to be shut down. They have shown a flagrant disregard for the health of their staff and visitors.